EAC 26, Jordan, October-December 1967
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Ship Direction RU JORDAN EASTROPAC SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Harrington Date 24 Oct '67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0900 1017 1019 WRSP 2 SE 1020 P.ext. 2 SE 1022 " 2 SW 25 JFP 1 E 27 JFP 2 E 1030 P.ext. 1 SE 1032 WRSP 1 N 1035 WTS 1 SE 1040 P.ext. 1 SE light 1048 LeachP 1 SW 1048 JFP 1 1052 WTS 1 SE Light 1053 " 1 E " 1100 1250 1255 Shear/pet 2 E 1256 BWP 1 N 1305 JFP 2 SE 1307 BWP 2 SE 1310 Wedgetail 1 SE 1310 P.externa 1 SE Light 1315 P.externa 1 E 1313 WRSP 1 S 1317 Leach's 1 1318 JFP 1 1320 BWP 1 SE 1326 Wedget. 1 SE 1326 P.ext. 4 SF dark 1330 Wedgetail 1 E dark 1335 P.ext. 3 E 1337 BJFP 1 resume full speed 1340 1345 P.externa 1 E 1405 Leach's P 1 SE 1410 WTS 1 E 1410 JFP 1 SE 1433 P.externa 1 SE ON STATION SINCE SUNRISE (0640): 200 P.ext., <10 Phypoleuca, 75 Wedgetails(light), 10 dark Wedgetail| Common Noddy. All were in vicinity of buoy station where fish and sharks were very abundant. All birds left when rain came, returned when it left. 5 JFP collected, 4 Wedgetail (dark) call. begin obs. Raining close observations for Oceanography & Dr. resume observations, 5 knots south Raining Total birds: 325 Total miles: Total min: 430 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66