EAC 6, Shearwater, April 1967

PRELIMINARY REPORT EASTERN AREA CRUISE 6 1-10 April 1967 including EASTERN GRID SURVEY 5 Prepared by Brian Harrington

This report is a summary of observations and collections made by P.O.B.S.P. personnel in the eastern Pacific Ocean from 1-10 April, 1967. Participating observers included Brian Harrington (biologist-in-charge), Richard Heiden, and James Lewis. Superior cooperation was received from the officers and crew of the U.S.N.S. SHEARWATER (T-AG 177). The grid cruise track (see map 1) was followed closely, and all positions are considered accurate within five miles except on 4 April when they may have been slightly less accurate due to contin- uous cloudy weather which prevented an accurate fix. One major deviation from the nominal cruise track on 8 April near point "M" was a result of orders directing the SHEARWATER to follow and identify a Russian fishing boat. This report is divided into two sections; the first deals with the eastern grid survey while the second summarizes the non-grid portion of the cruise. EASTERN GRID SURVEY NO. 5 The eastern grid survey was conducted from 1215 hours 2 April until 1900 hours 9 April, 1967. A total of 94.8 hours of diurnal survey was conducted over 967 linear miles. A summary may be found in table 1. An additional 14 hours of nocturnal observation were conducted and are summarized in table 5. Weather data during this survey were recorded on appropriate forms and ADP sheets. In general, light winds and seas predominated during the first third of the survey, and were followed by moderate winds and seas over the remainder of the grid trip. These conditions were similar enough to those of the previous two surveys to make reasonable comparisons of populations between the three. In general, the bird population data collected on this survey confirmed the occurrence of migrational movements suspected of being under way during the previous two surveys. These changes will be discussed in the species accounts. Mammals comprised a very significant percentage of the total air-breathing animals recorded on this survey. In fact, from the standpoint of numbers, they were more common than birds by more than two to one. And as mammals are more

difficult to see than birds in uncalm seas, they may have been even more abun- dant than observations suggested. As no method of weighting which allows for the state of the sea has been devised, it is unreasonable to calculate comparative densities. Thus suffice it to say that there were many mammals seen, and proba- bly more were unnoticed. A total of forty-one bathythermograph casts was made over the grid track at four hour intervals. No analysis of these has yet been made. FLOCKING As on previous cruises, very little flocking was noticed in the grid except for Red Phalaropes and storm petrels. Flocking of these two species will be discussed in the grid species accounts. GRID SPECIES ACCOUNTS Black-footed Albatross (Diomedea nigripes) 54 + 1 nocturnal Overall grid density was identical to that found on the last survey, and a north to south density decline was again observed. But east-west distribution was noticeably different, there being four times as great a density in the east than in the west. On previous surveys east-west distribution has been virtually even. During this survey an effort was made to make note of any birds which had a white rump (indicative of adult plumage), but only one was seen. This would suggest that few, if any, of the 1967 Hawaiian nesting population have yet returned to this area. Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) 4 The low numbers indicate that the grid winter population has migrated north. It is to be expected that a few stragglers will remain behind. All four sightings were of dark phase birds.

New Zealand Shearwater (Puffinus bulleri) 3 Three sightings in the northwest portion of the grid represent the first record for this species in the grid. All were traveling north. Pink-footed Shearwater (Puffinus creotopus) 1 A single bird in the western half of the central section was the first grid recording for this species. Judging by non-grid observations, it was probably a migrant. Sooty Shearwater (Puffinus griseus) 31 Although most were identified as being either Sooty or Slender-billed Shearwater, none with good Slender-bill field marks were recorded. Also, judging from large non-grid collections, all were probably Sooties. The influx from previous surveys is accounted for by a northward migration from the breeding grounds in southern latitudes; virtually all of the observations were of single birds traveling north. It hardly need be said that because of this, north-south densities as calculated on table two are practically meaningless. But in view of non-grid observations, it is quite interesting that east-west densities within the grid were virtually even. As large concentrations were found off the channel islands and around Cortez Bank, one would expect that grid densities of northward bound birds would have been much higher in the eastern part of the grid. Additional surveys may explain this phenomenon. Herald's Petrel (Pterodroma heraldica) 1 The collection of this species constitutes the first reliable record for the grid. The field identification of one in January is the only other sighting for the grid. Leach's Storm Petrel (Oceanodroma leucorhoa) 125+ 7 Nocturnal Storm Petrel Species (Unidentified) 12 + 4 nocturnal Although not usually recorded to species, probably all of the storm petrels

noted in the grid were Leach's. As has been noted before, the density distrib- ution followed no obvious pattern; although distribution changes since last cruise were evident, they are not explained. The south section of the grid had three times as great a density as the central area, and there appeared to be a general trend of storm petrel movement towards the north. This, along with data suggesting an influx into the north section, indicates that a northward movement is underway. Two specimens were collected during this survey. Both were in moderate fat condition, but neither had gonads near breeding condition. Jaegers 0 This was the first eastern grid survey on which no jaegers were recorded. Glaucous-winged Gull (Larus glaucescens) 1 A single immature was noted in the central section. Herring Gull (Larus argentatus) 23 + 3 nocturnal The population decline of this species in the grid is continuing. Highest density was recorded in the north section, with a virtual absence in the central and southern areas. The gonads of one adult collected within ten miles of the grid were near breeding condition. Black-legged Kittiwake (Rissa tridactyla) 0 This is the first grid survey to date on which no kittiwakes were seen. Sabine's Gull (Xema sabini) 1 A single sighting in the north section was the first grid record. Red Phalarope (Fulicius phalaropus) 285 + 23 nocturnal As on the last survey, the Red Phalarope was the most abundant species in the grid, even though the density has decreased. The distribution again appeared to follow no pattern, except that the highest density has shifted to the north

section where none were seen on the last cruise. East-west density distribution again favored the western half. Although some single birds were recorded, most sightings were of flocks of varying size. Five specimens were collected; all were in fat condition, and none had enlar- ged gonads. Alcids This is the first grid cruise on which no alcids were seen. Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta) 1 Land Bird sp. (Unidentified) 2 A single Western Meadowlark was collected in the eastern half of the north section more than a hundred miles from the mainland. An additional two landbirds were seen flying aboard a passing ship within twenty miles of the area where the meadowlark was collected. More than likely, all of these birds were stray migrants. Small Pterodroma (Pterodroma sp.) 4 Three sightings were in the western half of the north section. Another sighting in the eastern half of the south section was identified as probably being Pterodroma leucoptera and had field marks resembling those of the brevipes population. To date most of the small Pterodroma which have been reasonably well seen have been thought to be P. leucoptera. A few, which have yet to be well viewed, may be Cook's Petrels (Pterodroma cookii).

GRID MAMMALS As mentioned earlier in this report, mammals were noted in good numbers in the grid. A total of 1312 individuals of three identified and four unidentified species was recorded. The north section yielded the greatest number of sightings, but, as emphasized earlier, it was this area in which we had calm seas and hence better conditions for mammal sightings. North section The Otarids were not as common as on some earlier cruises. Seventeen unidentified seals (most were probably Fur Seals) and one unidentified sea lion were observed. Cetaceans were recorded in good numbers. Most impressive were two schools of the rare Right Whale Dolphin (Lissodelphis borealis). One school of over a thousand was seen traveling north, and shortly after another group of 150, also moving north, was recorded. Other Cetaceans in the north area included 7 Sperm Whales (Physeter catodon), sixteen unidentified whales, and one whale or dolphin. Central Section Mammals in the central section were represented by two schools of Baird's Dolphin (Delphinus delphis) totaling one hundred individuals. Several swam ahead of the ship for varying lengths of time. South Section In the south area 12 Sperm Whales, seven Baird's Dolphin, and one unidenti- fied whale were seen.

NON-GRID SUMMARY The non-grid portion of this cruise includes two periods of observation. The first includes parts of two days while enroute from Long Beach to the grid, while the second was one day between the grid and Long Beach. Because the bird populations encountered on these two tracks are quite different, each is treated separately (see table 7). On the first track 9.2 hours of diurnal observation were conducted over 87 linear miles. Collecting of specimens was done shortly before entering the grid. On the second track, 11.7 hours of observation were made over 113 linear miles, and again collections were made. The activity of birds in both non-grid areas was similar to that recorded last month, with the exception of an influx of Sooty and Pink-footed Shearwaters. The exodus of some of the winter residents was noted and the occurrence of some transients was also noted. As on previous trips, an effort to determine movements of birds between the coast and the grid was made, but there are still insufficient data to make any reasonable statements. Coastal-types of gulls were noted within thirty miles of the north leg of the grid, and as far as 60 miles off of San Clemente Island. Herring Gulls were found in both pelagic and coastal waters, but whether they move freely between the two will not be possible to determine without more sophisticated methods than are presently employed. The same holds true for the Jaegers. Flocking was a prominent activity on both non-grid tracks; most groups were resting or traveling migrants, but some flocks of resident gulls were also seen. This activity will be discussed in the species accounts. NON-GRID SPECIES ACCOUNTS Albatross All but one of the sightings were outside the Channel Islands. On the north

track 9 were seen, several of which were following other ships. One Laysan Albatross was seen on the north track. Shearwaters Fulmar were recorded in low numbers on the portion of the north track outside the Santa Barbara Channel. All were dark phase. Pink-footed Shearwater were recorded in good numbers (55) on the south track where one was collected. Most were scattered among resting or traveling flocks of Sooty Shearwater. On the north track only two Pale-feet were seen. Sooty Shearwater were very abundant (1980) on the south track. Many were just west of Cortez Banks, while most were between the Banks and San Clemente I. Most were sitting on the water in large flocks, but when flushed flew towards the north. A total of 27 was collected, and virtually all had full stomachs. On the north leg only five were seen, all of which were traveling north. Although recorded on the log as either Sooty or Slender-billed Shearwaters, none of the birds observed or collected had the field marks of Slender-bills. Storm Petrels One Leach's-type storm petrel was seen on the south track outside the outer banks. Cormorants Nine unidentified Cormorants were seen on the north leg, and five on the south track. In addition a single flock of Pelagic Cormorants was seen near Catalina flying towards the north. The sighting of a single cormorant about 60 miles off San Clemente wa the farthest offshore record for the Eastern Area Cruises. Black Brant Two flocks totaling 140 birds were observed traveling north in the Santa Barbara Channel.

Red Phalarope Sightings of one on the north leg and 12 (one collected) on the south track approximate the number seen on the last non-grid cruise. Jaegers Three unidentified Jaegers and one Pomarine Jaeger were seen on the north leg. On the south track two Long-tailed Jaegers and 21 unidentified Jaegers (probably mostly Pomarine) were seen. Most were in areas where the Sooty Shearwater were abundant, but none were seen chasing the shearwaters. Gulls Western Gulls were observed on the north and south tracks, but more commonly on the latter. Some individuals were seen 60 miles off San Clemente Island, but most were closer to shore. Herring Gulls were not noted inside the channel islands on either leg, but may have been present in large groups of unidentified gulls. Outside the islands they were present in low numbers, increasing to seaward. Two specimens were collected on the north leg. California Gulls are the most abundant gulls along this coast. Probably most of the gulls on both tracks were of this species, but as it is all but impossible to make the careful identification of each gull in a large flock, most were unidentified. On the south track California gulls were noted as far as .50 miles off San Clemente Island. One adult Ring-billed Gull was seen in the Santa Barbara Channel. Highest numbers of Bonaparte's Gulls were noted on the north track. All sightings on both tracks (all inside the islands) were of adults in breeding plumage. A single Sabine's Gull was seen on the north track just before entering the grid.

Forster's Tern Forster's Terns were seen only on the south track, and were also noted in Long Beach Harbor before departing on the cruise. None were seen outside the Channel Islands. Alcids Only a small percentage of the alcids seen were identified. Rhinoceros Auklets (2 specimens collected) comprised most of the identifications on both tracks, and three Xantus Murrelets were seen just south of Catalina Island. An additional five unidentified alcids were seen on the north track, and 34 on the southern leg.

Table 1: Diurnal Grid Summary, 2-9 April, 1967, Eastern Pacific Grid Cruise 5. SPECIES Number % of Grid Total no/lin. mile no/sq. mile No Collected No Sera samples Black-foot Albatross* 54 9.3 .056 .014 Fulmar+ 4 .7 .004 .002 N.Z. Shearwater+ 3 .5 .003 .002 Pink-footed Shearwater+ 1 .2 .001 .001 Herald's Petrel+ 1 .2 .001 .001 1 1 Leach's Storm Petrel : 125 21.6 .129 .129 2 1 Red Phalarope ~ 285 49.3 .294 .588 6 2 Glaucous-winged Gull+ 1 .2 .001 .001 Herring Gull+ 23 4.0 .024 .012 Sabine's Gull+ 1 .2 .001 .001 W. Meadowlark 1 .2 - - 1 Shearwater/Petrel+ 8 1.4 .008 .004 Sooty/Slenderbill + 31 5.4 .032 .016 Small Pterodroma + 4 .7 .004 .002 Gull sp. + 12 2.9 .018 .009 Land bird sp. 2 .3 - - Bird sp. + 5 .9 .005 .003 Storm Petrel sp. £ 12 2.1 .012 .012 — — TOTALS: 578 100.1 .593 .797 10 4 NON-GRID COLLECTIONS: Sooty Shearwater 29 2 Red Phalarope 1 0 Herring Gull 2 2 Rhinoceros Auklet 2 0 * Presumed visible for 2 miles + Presumed visible for 1 mile ~ Presumed visible for 1/4 mile : Presumed visible for 1/2 mile

Table 2: Sectional Breakdown of Eastern Pacific Grid Bird Populations, 1-9 April, 1967 NORTHERN CENTRAL SOUTHERN No. % of Grid % of total birds Birds/sq. mile No. % o/o B/sq. mi. No. % % B/sq. mi. Species Total IN NORTH section Black-footed Albatross* 34 51.5 12.4 .031 20 30.3 12.7 .017 12 18.2 7.6 .008 Fulmar 3 .75 1.1 .006 1 25 .6 .002 0 N.Z. Shearwater 3 100.0 1.1 .006 0 Pink-foot Shearwater 0 1 100.0 .6 .002 0 Herald's Petrel 1 100 .4 .002 0 0 Leach's Storm Petrel 42 33.6 15.3 .153 16 12.8 10.1 .054 67 53.6 42.7 .167 Red Phalarope 129 45.2 46.9 .938 99 34.8 62.6 .668 57 20.0 36.2 .284 Clauous-winged Gull 0 1 100 .6 .002 0 Herring Gull 19 82.6 6.9 .034 2 8.7 1.3 .004 2 8.7 1.3 .003 Sabine's Gull 1 100 .4 .002 0 0 S. Meadowlark 1 100 .4 - 0 0 Shearwater/Petrel 5 62.5 1.8 .009 0 3 37.5 1.9 .004 Sooty/Slenderbill 9 29.0 3.3 .016 13 42.0 8.2 .022 9 29.0 5.7 .011 Small Pterodroma 3 75.0 1.1 .006 0 1 25.0 .6 .001 Storm Petrel sp. 5 41.7 1.8 .018 4 33.4 2.5 .014 3 24.9 1.9 .007 Gull sp. 16 94.0 5.8 .040 0 1 6.0 .6 .001 Land Bird sp. 2 100 .7 - 0 0 Bird sp. 2 40.0 .7 .004 1 20.0 .6 .002 2 40.0 1.3 .003 TOTALS 275 100.1 1.253 158 99.8 .787 157 99.8 .439 Total Miles 275 291 401 * The total for Black-footed Albatross does not agree with the grid total due to an allowance for birds following the ship from one area to another.

Table 3: East-west Breakdown of Eastern Grid Bird Populations, 2-9 April, 1967 EAST No. % of Grid species total % of Total birds in East section Birds/sq mile WEST No. % % B/sq mi. Black-footed Albatross* 49 88 13.8 .019 7 12 3.1 .005 Fulmar 4 100 1.1 .003 0 N.Z. Shearwater 0 3 100 1.3 .005 Pink-footed Shearwater 0 1 100 .4 .002 Herald's Petrel 0 1 100 .4 .002 Leach's Storm Petrel 71 57 20.0 .111 54 43 24.0 .164 Red Phalarope 154 54 43.4 .482 131 46 58.3 .796 Glaucous-winged Gull 1 100 .3 .001 0 Herring Gull 21 91 5.9 .017 2 9 .9 .003 Sabine's Gull 1 100 .3 .001 0 W. Meadowlark 1 100 .3 - 0 Shearwater/Petrel 4 50 1.1 .003 4 50 1.8 .006 Sooty/Slenderbill 22 71 6.2 .017 9 29 4.0 .014 Small Pterodroma 1 25 .3 .001 3 75 1.3 .005 Storm Petrel sp. 6 50 1.7 .009 6 50 2.7 .018 Gull sp. 17 100 4.8 .014 0 Land Bird sp. 2 100 .6 - 0 Bird sp. 1 20 .3 .001 4 80 1.8 .006 TOTALS 355 100.1 .679 225 100.0 1.026 Total miles 638 967 * The total for Black-footed Albatross does not agree with the grid total due to an allowance for birds following the ship from one area to another.

Table 4: Cruise Data Summary, Eastern Area Cruise 6: 1-10 April, 1967 Date 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 No.hours diurnal watch 2.8 12.7 12.6 12.5 12.8 12.7 12.9 12.5 12.5 11.7 No. diurnal miles 32 113 115 131 130 132 126 142 133 113 Birds/lin. mile 9.91 .805 1.45 .542 .138 .910 .540 .274 .376 21.41 No. Birds 324 91 167 71 18 120 68 39 50 2423 Table 5: Summary of Nocturnal Observations, Eastern Grid Cruise 5 Date 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Total Hours of Observation 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 14 Gull sp. 3 3 Black-foot albatross 1 1 Storm Petrels 6 1 4 11 Red Phalarope 17 1 2 2 1 23 Bird sp. 3 4/27 2 3 4 2 1 4/42

EASTERN AREA CRUISE NO. 5 April, 1967 CRUISE PLAN I. CRUISE PERIOD: April 1-10,1967 (Cruise 0050025) II. CRUISE VESSEL: U.S.N.S. SHEARWATER (T-AG 177) III. ITINERARY: 1 April Depart Long Beach, California. 2-9 " Conduct survey of eastern Pacific Grid following specified cruise track. 10 " Return to Long Beach, California. The biologist-in-charge has full authority, in consultation with the ship's master, to determine the use of available time in and out of the eastern grid, in accordance with bird populations encountered, so as to achieve cruise objectives most effectively. IV. PERSONNEL: Brian Harrington (biologist-in-charge), Richard Heiden, and James Lewis. V. OBJECTIVES: The objectives for this survey are the same as for former EAC cruise plans. VI. PROCEDURES: Follow procedures established on previous EAC trips.

Table 6: Diurnal Density of Species Groups in the Eastern Grid 2-9 April, 1967 Species Group No.Birds Birds/lin. Birds/sq. Percent of Total mile mile Birds Albatross 54 .056 .014 9.3 Shearwater/Petrels 52 .053 .027 9.1 Storm Petrels 137 .141 .141 23.7 Phalaropes 285 .294 .588 49.3 Gulls 42 .044 .023 7.3 Miscellaneous 8 .011 .009 1.4

EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN 35° B A PT CONCEPION 03 April LOS ANGELES C D F E U.S. MEX. G H L J PTN RAKOA M. O 09 April 30° 130° 125° 120° MAP 1: EASTERN AREA CRUISE NO.6; CRUISE TRACK,1-10 APRIL,1967. Nominal Grid Plan Diurnal Grid Track Nocturnal Grid Track Nocturnal Non-grid Diurnal Non-grid

Table 7: Summary of non-grid Observations, Eastern Area Cruise 6,1-10 Apr.,1967 Long Beach to Point "A" Point "O" to Long Beach Species no seen % of total birds/lin. no seen % of total * birds/linear birds mile birds mile Black-footed Albatross 9 2.4 .103 3 .7 .027 Laysan Albatross 1 .3 .011 0 Fulmar 5 1.4 .057 0 Pink-footed Shearwater 2 .5 .023 55 12.4 .487 Leach's Storm Petrel 0 0 1 .2 .009 Pelagic Cormorant 0 24 5.4 .212 Black Brant 140 37.8 1.069 0 Red Phalarope 1 .3 .011 12 2.7 .106 Pomarine Jaeger 1 .3 .011 0 Long-tailed Jaeger 0 2 .5 .018 Western Gull 3 .8 .034 16 3.6 .142 Herring Gull 6 1.6 .069 12 2.7 .106 California Gull 15 4.1 .172 4 .9 .035 Ring-billed Gull 1 .3 .011 0 Bonaparte's Gull 9 2.4 .103 2 .5 .018 Black-legged Kittiwake 12 3.2 .138 1 .2 .009 Sabine's Gull 1 .0 .011 0 Forster's Tern 0 4 .9 .035 Xantus Murrelet 0 5 1.1 .044 Rhinoceros Auklet 6 1.0 .069 10 2.3 .039 Loon sp. 0 28 6.3 .248 Shear/Petrel 2 .5 .023 0 Sooty/Slenderbill 5 1.4 .057 1980 * 17.420 Cormorant sp. 9 2.4 .103 5 1.1 .044 Jaeger sp. 3 .8 .034 21 4.7 .196 Gull sp. 131 35.4 1.505 204 46.0 1.816 Alcid sp. 5 1.4 .057 34 7.7 .301 * Percentage figured excluding Sooty/Slenderbill Shearwater.

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date April 1 Pg.# 1 SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1530 Gulls 5 Begins Observations. 1538 Bonaparte's Gull 4 N Following 2 Inn 3 ad 1545 Gulls go. 50 t 20 Between Ship & Folwls Trwest 1547 BLK 7 On H2O - Inn 1548 Bompaets 1 ce 1550 Bonaparts 3 cee 1553 Bonaparts 1 on H2O 1555 Cormorant 1 A 1556 W.Gull 1 Following Inn. 1557 W.Gull 1 On H2O 1600 Coramont 5 N 1601 BLK 1 S,thin on H2O Inn 1603 W Gull. 1 Heavily Molting in secundaries Inn 1605 whale sp 3 s 1605 Gulls sp 15 on the 33-43 118-26 Phil Whales 1607 Pilot Whale 8-10 Seen closely - 33-43 118-26 1618 Cormorants 3 E. 1620 Gulls sp 13 W 1623 n 9 cee 1628 n 14 ce on H2O 1635 n 5 ce 1643 " 9 ce cirling to E 1650 BLK 1 ad, heavy molt. 52 Jaeger sp 1 W 54 Bonapart Gull 5 N 54 Col Gull 6 following ship 58 Gull sp Q feeding over jumping porpoise 1700 Jaeger sp. 1 N Porpoise ap S - 33-48 118-35 1710 Blant AP 60 t 5 NW 1711 Alcid ap. 1 on H2O 1716 RA 2 on H2O 1718 RA 2 " " 1725 Alcld ap 1 ad 1728 BLK 1 [illegible]

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or OBSERVERS: Date April 1 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1747 Alcids sp 2 N/ 1748 Brant ap. 80 ±5 NW 1748 1754 gull sp. 1 SE Baid's porpoise 2 33-53 118-45 1759 Cal Gull 9 following Ring-bill 1 ad " 1815 sunned Close observations. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# 2 April '67 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0550 begins 56 Sooty/slender 1 N 56 H Gull 1 subadult 58 Bird 1 0602 Harlur Seal 1 - 34-36 121-02 0604 Gull sp 1 NW 07 sooty/sldr. 1 (O) 10 H Gull 1 see 14 shear/pet 1 N light underneath, probably P. cretopus 0625 BFA 1 Following. 0628 SEAL SP. (flippers in air) - 34-38 121-08 0631 " footed like fun 0643 s/slender 1 N 45 Pom./taeger 1 NW 50 Fulmar 1 dark 50 bird 1 black, seen by sking 52 Gull AP. 1 immature 0704 Fulmar 1 dark 0705 Jaeger sp 1 Fur Seal? 34-41 121-15 0710 0714 seal 0740 P. cretopus 1 0805 CAL. GULL 0808 SOOTY/SL. 1 0809 BF allatios 4 0810 seals flippers in air 34-41 12127 0816 Sees 2 flippers in air 46 28 0844 seal 1 47 32 0849 GULL SP. - 2 2 sitting on log 0854 BFA 7 Following 0859 shear/pet 1 N Distinct 0902 P. cretopus 1 NW close 0910 Dahl Porpoise 3 within Bow wave 34-49 121-36 0921 BLH 2 un/h2o ad 0930 staff in h2o SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN non G. or OBSERVERS: Date April Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0940 skiff still over 0941 R.Phail. 1 in the 0945 BFA 4 0954 Fulmar 1 dark 1000 cal. sea lion (?) carrying fish 1½ long. 1005 Fulmar 1 34-51 121-43 1015 BFA 2 Following another ship. 1030 Laysan A 1 1035 BAA 9 BFA 1035 Soot Shear 1 S 1037 H.G. 2 ad, imm., coll R.H. sitting on log 1037 Sabine Gull 1 ad on H₂O 1038 Alcic 1 large 1050 H.G. 2 ad. 1100 real cf. 34-53 121 49 1103 " " 1105 stop for skiff, bring on board 1115 under way 1135 P. Auckllet 2 on H₂O 1155 SEAL SP. 1207 FULMAR 1 dark 34-54 121-55 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or GRID OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# 2 APRIL 1967 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1215 ENTER GRID 1216 GULL SP. 1 (D) distant 1221 1230 BF all. 1 (O) Seal sp.; flippers out of H2O - 34-56 122-01 1234 distant 1236 BF all. 1 seal op, 34-57 122-03 1250 sitting on H2O 1256 seal sp.; flipo. extended 34-58 12207 " " 3459 12209 1320 -SKIF in H2O 1340 1343 shear/Pet 1 ca Whales ca 15, 10-12 ft. small dorsed, set 1350 fulmar 1 ca wings on body, moderately strongly, 35 00 1350 It thinks rather blunt in front. very dury 122-20 Davy's 1358 Sea l.in. 1408 shear/Pet 1 Seal - flippers out of H2O 35 00 122-24 1417 HG 3 ae ? 1420 Gulls 7 ae Following Ad 1430 small possibility PLY or Sabines 1454 SmallGull 1 W Seals 2 35-00 122-34 1518 either BLI or Sabines 1530 GULL SP. 1 W seal opp. 35-00 122-45 1600 BF all. 13 distant 4 calling 1600 MER.GULL 6 following - 7 sitting on H2O while ship stopped momentarily 1634 following ship 4/1 min 1640 seal op. 34-59 122-57 seal op. -58 122-58 1645 GULL SP. 1 E 1701 # HG 5 4 ad, 1 imm 1715 Fulmar 1 000 dark 1730 BFA Total 12 following. 1740 BFA Total 19 when garbage dumped. 1 had white rump, 1836 HG 10 a all others dark Following 2 Tim # Ad Sunset close observation SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction OBSERVERS: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E HEIDEN SPECIMEN Nocturnal GRID Date 2 APRIL 1967 or Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2200 BEGIN OBS. 2217 GULL SP. 1 0 2257 GULL SP. 2 0 2355 5 min. count of squid eggs (2830) - 48 2400 CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 3 April 67 Pg.# 1 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0605 0610 BF& 1 g Storm Pet 1 e 0625 R Phalarope 12 ee 0640 WRSP 1 ee 0655 New Zealand 1 lee Shear 0710 R. Phalarope 10 ae 0725 New Zld 2 N 0737 P. leucorpha 1 N ? sitting on H2O 0820 Red phel. 12 dink? 0825 Phal. sp. 2 0845 Small Pterod. 1 IV { distant 0847 " " 1 N } 0952 R. Phalarope 16 on H2O, none red 0906 WRSP 2 OOO 0906 Bird 1 small, circled 60' above H2O for 2 min, 0910 HG 1 then went low. 0917 ad. following 0920 HG Seal sp. 34-51 126-12 1004 Storm Pet 1 cc Now 2 ad. WRSP 1015 cc to South 1017 WRSP 1 ca 1110 WRSP 2 O 1130 WRSP 1 O 1145-1200 school of Right Whale Dolphin travelling northward. North - Minimum estimate 1000, maximum 1500 photographed. 1200 WRSP 5 N following Dolphin. 1200 R. Phalarope 20-2 on H2O 1220-25 ca 150 r.w. Dolphin : were feeding when first approached: ca. 125 took off to North, 34-29 25 followed ship for 5 min to south, then 126-22 went north. When surfacing, most of school surfaced at same time. Sizes: Largest 8-10', smallest 5-6' 1230 R. Phal. 19 very red. on H2O SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

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Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN Nocturnal Grid or OBSERVERS: Date 3 April '67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2030 open observations 2035 storm Pet. 2 2045 R Pheli 1 heard 2100 " 1 2101 " 2105 Bird 4 06 " 2111 R Phal 1 2115 " 74 2115 WRSP 2130 R. Pha/ 5 2134 WRSP 2 2144 [illegible]wsp 1 (Q) 2145 R Phal. / Enters rain squall 2154 Bird 1 close; still rain 2207 " 1 2230 TOTALS: storm Pet ap. II (2) WRSP: IIII (4) Bird: IIII (4) R Phal! IIIIIIWII (17) SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: SPECIMEN OR DIURNAL GRID Date 4 APRIL 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0600 0600 BFA 3 0620 SHEAR/PET 1 distant 0630 WRSP 1 ad.; following ship 0645 HER. GULL 1 sitting on log in H2O 0707 WRSP 1 0720 WRSP 1 0748 HER. GULL 1 distant 0800 PHAL. SP. 6 0802 WRSP 1 0805 Storm Pet 2 sperm whale 34-08 122-51 0805 whole. 1 " 0807 " 0814 Fulmar sitting on H2O 0817 WRSP 1 B Bird 1 0823 BFA 6 following 0825 WRSP 1 on H2O 33 R.Phyl. 1 45 WRSP 1 55 catcean sp. 34-05 122-34 0904 Storm Pet 1 ca 0910 sperm whale 6 - 34-05 122-31 0900 Meadowlark 1 Coll.TJ Lewis 1004 WRSP 2 1014 WRSP 1 1100 seal sp. (2) 34-03 122-10 1110 HG 2 ad. following 1144 seal sp. 1 34-03 122-07 1120 Gull & P 7 Following another ship B/Albat. 2 1130 Land birds(2) on other ship - ca. size of 1305 Seal sp 1 moderate. 34-02 121-42 1339 RED PHAL. 1 sitting on H2O 1349 REOPHAL. 2 sitting on H2O 1420 S/Slvr 1 N change course to S. 1420 HG Bf 2 adj Limm Following 1420 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

S Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. OBSERVERS: Date 4 Apr. '67 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. REMARKS 1421 seal sp (Fur?) 1 .33-59 121-32 1433 sooty/slender 1 S 1445 sooty shear 1 co following ship w/white underwgs 1454 " 1 N white underwgs. 1500 BFA 10 co following ship 1505 sooty/slb. 1 N white underwgs 1511 sooty shear 1 IV 1520 R. Phalanger 1 CO 1547 Shear/Pst 1 NE seal sp. 1 33-44 North section 1600 121-28 1604 SOOTY/SB 2 N central section 1630 PHAL.SP. 1 S 1633 sooty/sl 1 N 1637 PHAL.SP. 1 S 1710 soot/sld 1 NE 1714 G-WG 1 imm following 1735 at garbage Dumping: 12 BFA (none w/white rump) 4 HG (2ad,2imm) 1 GWG (imm) 1905 Fulmar 1 O dark 1830 BFA 14 (none with white rump) 1530 change course to W. 1830 Sunset, loose observations SI-MNH-958- Rev. 5-66

W SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN INACTURAL Grid or OBSERVERS: Date 4 April 1967 Pg.# 1 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2130 Begin observations 2230 BFA 1 on H2O 2305 R Phalarope 1 Flew beside ship for 5 min. 2330 close observation, SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction W OBSERVERS: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or Date 05 April '67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0559 Sunrise, begin observations 0607 WRSP 0630 BFA 1 NW black dividing line on romp. 0650 HG 2 Follow// 0747 BFA 3 Ad following. 1224 WRSP 1 6 following 1310 Rel Phal 5 on H2O 1428 " 3 N 1525 " 2 on NW0 1623 Bird & Dolphin - 2555 33-17 125-50 1638 R. Phal 1 well viewed. Rode bow wave 5 min. 1800 BFA 1 m H2O 1947 following ship 1947 2 BFA following ship SUNSET; CLOSE OBS. WRSP 2 RP 11 BFA 3 HG 2 16 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction 5 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN NOCTURNAL GRID Date 5 APRIL 1967 Pg.# 1 OBSERVERS: TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2230 begins obs. 2255 PHAL. SP. 1 0 2330 PHAL. SP. 1 0 2347 WRSP 1 0 0020 5 min. countg speed ers - 59 0030 close ds. INTERMITTENT SQUALLS THROUGHOUT OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66.

OBSERVERS: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or Pg.# TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0603 Sunrise begin observation 0604 WRSP 1 @ on H2O BFA 1 @ Following ship 0625 Sooty/Sib 1 N In Rain Traveling 0629 " 1 N " 0647 P. crettopus 1 oe " 0652 Storm Petrd 1 ae " 0800 " " 1 seen by capt. 0807 WRSP 1 in rain squall 0814 " 1 " 0815 Sooty Shear 1 N light underwing 0926 1010 Stopped for Pickup of Gas drums 1020 Sooty Shear 1 N underway after pickup of Gas Drums 1020 Sooty/Sib 1 IV light underwing 1031 WRSP 1 distnt 1049 Storm Pet 1 Cee 1058 Bird 1 Cee seen by crew 1102 BFA 1 Cee Following ship 1120 " 2 " " ; feather with white rump. 1125 Sooty/sledr. 1 N light underwing in rain squall. 1200 WRSP 1 O 1209 SOOTY/Sib 1 N light underwing 1218 WRSP 1 O 1220 Sooty/Sib 1 N Lgt UW 1245 Sooty/Sib 1 N " 1350 R. Phalurge 1 NE water Plunge up high 1415 BFA 3 Following. 1432 WRSP 2 M 1447 " 1 N cc 1520 RED PHAL. 2 settling on H2O coll R. Heiden 1525 WRSP 1 O 1530 RED PHAL. 14 settling on H2O 1555 Sooty/Sib 1 N dark underwing 1556 PHAL. SP. 3 distal 1616 WRSP 1 oe 1618 R. Phal 9 oe sitting on H2O SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

131 102 29 225 173 102 160 139 6 56 115 173

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 6 Apr.167 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1640 R.Phil 2 1704 R.Phil 40±5 N 1722 R Phal 8 N 1722 s/sldr 1 Baird Dolphin: 75 going north 32-29 1727 R. Phal 1 light underway 122-46 1730 Storm Pet 1 N 1732 R.Phil 6 SW N 1755 WRSP 1 O 1812 WRSP 1 O 1830 WRSP 1 O 1835 3 BFA following ship 1847 sunset; close oblo. SP III WRSP HIIIII BFA III s/s NU III 1 creatopus 1 RP NNNI 14,9,40,86 86 Bird 1 34 120 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN Noct. Grid or OBSERVERS: Date 6 April '67 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2000 open observations 2100 Leach's Pet. 1 coll. BAH 2115 storm pet seen by capt. 2135 Bird Storm? 1 2150 WRSP 1 (D) 2200 close observations SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction N SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 7 APRIL 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0344 0617 GULL SP. 1 Sunrise; BEGIN OBS. sitting on log light squall 0630 0640 0645 WRSP 1 wind squall 0 0647 WRSP 1 0 0730 whale sp. (1); diving; distant (sp?) 31-40 121-36 0740 sperm whale 6 W 31-40. 121-38 0800 sperm whale 6 NW 12#-42 0840 P.Phyl 5 on H2O following ship 0846 BFA 1 0 0911 WRSP 1 cc 0934 H G 1 ccc following ship imm 0950 BFA 2 ccc following ship 1012 PHAL. SP. 1 S 1031 RED PHAL. 5 on H2O 1103 RED PHAL. 1 on H2O 1110 ii 20 1/5 on H2O, flushed to S. lewis 1204 P. leucophaea 1 cc close good loof; Heavy Wilt. Dark head, light back Wattled underwings, light body underneath 1205 H G 1 cc 1215 Sooty/slb 1 N All following 1302 RED PHAL. 1 on H2O 1314 ii 6 S 1329 WRSP 1 0 1342 WRSP 2 0 1452 WRSP 3 N following ship 1542 BFA 3 cc dark underwing 1624 sooty/slb 1 N 1650 B FA 5 following. 1702 Soot Swan 1 N close, white underwing 1704 Sooty/sldr 1 N distant 1711 Soot 2 N light underwing 1745 WRSP 1 ccc 1758 Sooty/slb 1 cc Following ship light underwing 1817 sooty shear 1 cc ii 1820 Storm Pet 1 ccc No White Rump - deeply forked tail swcet cloze 1837 BFA 3 cc following ship SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN Nocturnal Grid or OBSERVERS: Date 2 April 67 Pg.# 1 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2040 Begin Observations 2220 R. Phalopyc 2 Called as well as observed 3240 Close observations SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 8 April 67 Pg.# 1 SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0603 Sunrise 0615 begin observations 0630 BFA 1 Following. 0640 Spot. Shear 1 N 0704 Storm Pet 1 ccc 0720 WRSP 1 (o) exceptionally white rump, no black dividing line seen although quite close. Flight not typical Leach's; possibly 0730 WRSP 3 N a Harcourt's or Wilson's. 0740 " 1 N all looked like Leach's. 0744 " 1 N (crossed out) 0810 WRSP 1 (o) 0815 Red Phal. 1 N 0910 WRSP 1 cc 0930 cc To S 0933 Red Phal 1 NW 0936 WRSP 2 ccc 0950 Bird sp 1 cc Probably Phalarope 1000 R. Phal 6 NW 1003 " 1 NW 1020 WRSP 1 (o) black dividing line seen 1050 BFA 2 Following 1200 Shear/Pet 1 NW Possibly, Pterodroma - flow like wedge-tail but was 1217 " 1 - too dist'd for any color. 1235 Bird 1 W distant large white - size of Gull, all white to barely capt. 1310 change course to E 1400 one medium sized green fishball 1432 WRSP 2 (o) 1455 WRSP 1 8 1511 R. Phalarope 1 ccc 1600 R.Phel. 1 N Call T.J. Lewis 1604 " 2 (o) 1604 WRSP 1 (oo) 1640 Shear/Pet 1 (O) 1752 WRSP 1 (o) 1831 WRSP / (o) 1847 SUNSET; CLOSE OBS. SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or Nocturnal GRID Date Pg.# 8 APRIL 1961 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 2145 Begin Obs. 2247 PHAL. SP. 2 00 2345 close Ob.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E Ship Direction OBSERVERS: Date Pg.# 9 April 67 SPECIMEN or TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0555 Sunrise begin observations 0611 WRSP 1 CC 0657 WRSP 1 CC 0714 Red Phal 1 CE 0759 WRSP 1 E 0828 StormPet 1 0828 BFA 1 Following. 0934 RED PHAI. 2 0946 BFA 9 1005 WRSP 1 very distant 1022 BFA 2 CE 1145 RP 1 Following TF 1150 WRSP 1 m H2O TF 1304 " 9 N 1305 " 1 N 1327 R.Phul 1 N 1342 WRSP 3 W cm H2O TF 1410 " 7 dispensed by ship 1455 WRSP 6 N 1456 " 2 N 1507 " 1 W 1600 BFA 2 Following 1612 BFA 4 Following 1635 " 5 " 1639 Bird Dolphin originally 7 an Adult with small young. about 4 ft. prant. 1715) 3 still present 1730 WRSP 2 1840 BFA 5 following 1945 WRSP 2 1955 BFA 3 1756 WRSP 1 1816 WRSP 1 1827 Sunset; Close obs. 30-51 121-30 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

Ship Direction NE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 10 APRIL 1967 Pg.# 1 TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 0537 Sunrise 0610 begin clo. 0644 H.GULL 1 imm.; following 0645 BFA 2 following 0652 GULL SP. 1 imm.; distant 0653 WRSP 1 N 0655 H. GULL 3 NN 2imm., 1 Ad. 0707 SOOTY/SE 1 N underwing not discernible 0713 H.GULL 3 N 2imm.; 1 Ad. 0715 GULL SP. 1 imm; on H2O 0724 RED PHAL. 9 on H2O 0731 W GULL 1 Ad. 0732 CORMORANT 1 N 0740 R.Phale 2 NE Soot and slender shear 27 N P.c.reotopus 12 " Jaeger sp 5 " Lt. Jaeger 1 0750 S/S/L. 275 NI P.Creotopus 27 " Juager sp. 5 " seal sp 8 - 32-25 119-20 0800 Alcld AP 2 N 0800 Soot/sldr 75 NN 0802 " 15 NZ 0804 " 15 NN 0807 Jaeger sp. 2 NN 0810 S/S/LD. 50 NN on Horizon 0810 P.Creotopus 1 NN large 0810 Alcld 1 NN follow 0820 S/S/. 15 N 0828 BFA 3 0420 L.T. Jaeg 1 QQ

Ship Direction SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or BAND NO. OBSERVERS: Date 10 Apr 67 Pg.# 2 TIME SPECIES # DIR. REMARKS 0815 S/S/I 35 on H2O P. creotopus 2+ 0830 W. Gull 2 linn Cal Gull 3 " " 0832 soot shear 1 coll TJL 0835 " " 1 N 0845 S/S/L. 7 N 47 " " 3 N 50 Jaeger sp 1 W L.T. or Para. 51 S/S L. 5 N Creotopus 12 N 52 S/SL 8 N meat up. (32-30 119-13) 55 57 s/sL 2 N 59 Alcid 1 N 0900 s/S/I 16 N 0903 S/S/I 25+25 on H2O flushed N. 0907 R.Phak 1 on H2O 0910 S/SL 6 N 0914 S/SL 4 N 0917 " " 1 N 0920 Alcid 1 a on H2O Probably R. Audislet - That size 0921 S/SL 1 a " " 0925 Jaeger sp 2 a on H2O 0926 S/SL 1 N 0929 " " 2 N 0932 Alcid 2 ce on H2O 0935 " " 1 a " " 0937 S/SL 2 N 0939 " " 1 N 0945 S/SL 500+Mo ce on H2O - 1 Soot, coll TJL 1010 Skiff over 8 coll R.H. 27 soot shear coll. 1030 Jaeger sp 3 000 1050 whale 1 32-41 119-06 1055 S/S 300+50 seen from skiff - 2 RA coll 1030-55 Alcids 25+5 1120 RA 1 on H2O SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E OBSERVERS: Date 10 Apr '67 Pg.# 3 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1120 P.creotopus 1 - on H2O, heavy molt. 1148 S/S/L 25 " 1152 S/S/L 25 " 1155 S/S/L 200-150 " 1156 S/S/L 150-125 " 1200 R.Audublet 1 on H2O 1200 S/S/L 3 N 1202 R. Audublet 1 on H2O 1203 P.creotopus 1 N- 1205 S/S/L 2 N 1208 S/S/L 2.2 - on H2O 1210 S/S/L 2.9 flushed from H2O to N 1211 Rhino 1 NW 1212 Gull sp. 11 Following 3 Im., 8 Ad 1216 Rhino 2 on H2O 1223 BLIS 1 NW Imm 1225 Rhino 2 on H2O 1225 Seal sp. / 32-48 - 118-59 1230 Sea lion 1232 Rhino 1 on H2O 1232 Tanager SP 1 W 1232 S/S/L 3 NW 1237 S/S/L 50 P.creotopus 1 all on H2O Together? Gull sp. 3 1 Ad 2 Im. 1239 Tanager SP 1 N Dark 1243 " 1 N 1245 S/S/L 3 N 1247 S/S/L 1 NW 1250 Rhino 1 - on H2O 1251 S/S/L 1 N 1255 SEAL SP. (I) @ 32-51 118-57 1258 SOOTY/SD 3 5 Ad. 1300 W GULL 1 O F 1305 W GULL 5 Ad. GULL SP. 7 Imm. P.CREOPTUS 9 SITTING ON H2O; Shallow water flushed to N SOOTY/S/L 7 1325 W Gull 3 O Adlo. 1345 GULL SP. 2 O Imm. distant 1346 Seal sp (I) 1350 H. GULL 1 Ad. on H2O 1351 BFA - on H2O following SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY LOG - E SPECIMEN or DIURNAL NON-GRID OBSERVERS: Date 10 APRIL 1967 Pg.# 4 Ship Direction TIME SPECIES # DIR. BAND NO. REMARKS 1355 Gull SP. 1 ① 1357 S/S Or /4 W Distant 408 CORMORANT 24 N conspicuous white flanks 1428 n 1 W F 1430 GULL SP. 20±4 on H₂O; distant 1433 S/SB 1 N 1442 H GULL 4 3 ad., 1 imm. on H₂O 1450 CORMORANT 3 N 1451 ALCID 1 on N 0 1452 S/SB 1 N 1453 H. GULL 2 ad., on H₂O 1454 CORMORANT 1 N 1455 "" 2 W 1503 S/SL 1 N 1514 S/SB 1 N 1515 H. GULL 2 ad. ? following W. GULL 6 1520 CORM. 1 W 1556 LOONS 4 N 1557 XANTU'S 2 on H₂O 1602 1608 xantus's M 1 Bayside Dolphin 2 m Bow 33-13 118-24 1610 LEONIA 24 W on the C 1621 Xantus M 2 2 on the C 2 on H₂O 2 1630 Gulls SP 50+10 near shore of Santa Catalina I's 1640 " " 75 on H₂O off Santa Catalina 1643 CORMORANTS 2 W headed toward " " 1647 " " 1 W " " 1700 Cal. Gull, 1 ①DE 1701 Gull SP. 233 on H₂O 1727 common 1740 FORSTER'S TERN 3 W 8-10 dolphins riding free waves 1741 BON. GULL 1 N 33-31-118 17 1750 F. TERN 1 N calcds. 1750 BON. GULL 1 N 1750 SI-MNH-958-e Rev. 5-66

H = 35° TO 33°50' H C = 33°50' TO 32°05' H S = 32°05' TO 31°00' E = E at 124°15' W on N E at 123°45' W on C FAC#5 71/13 ST- 104 29 - 55/133 EASTERN PACIFIC OCEAN 126-30 13 Mar 124-15 12-13 12 mar. 1200 12 mar A PT CONVERSION LOS ANGELES SAN PEDRO U.S. MEX CIV CAMON 35° 13+1 Mar 14 Mar 14-15 Mar 34-10 121-20 33-50 17-18 March 33-30 12-19 March 18 March 123-45 14-20 March 20 March 19 March 32-30; 121-00 32-05 31-40 20-21 Mar. 21 Mar 21-22 Mar 22 Mar 22-March 2345 hrs 30° 130° 125° 120°

Date 1 APR 67 Ship SHEARWATER (TAG17) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization Recorder Sunrise: Time Position: Lat. , Long. Sunset: Time 1815 hrs. Position: Lat. 33-55'N Long. 118-49W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset 32 miles Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 62 miles = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 1512- Depart Long Beach 33°-41.5'N 118°-15'N 2. 3. 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 33-42.5N 118-25'W 130° 10 kn 120° 3 FT 1700 33-48 N 118-355 W 110 8 kn 110° 4 FT 1800 33-54 N 118-47W 270 10 110 4FT 1900 33-57N 118-58'W 300 7 235 3 2000 34 01 N 119-05 W 300 7 235 2 2100 34-07 N 119-18 W 270 10 270 2 2200 34-09.5N 119-28W 270 10 270 2 2300 34-12 N 119-42 W CALM Calm. 2400 34-14.5W 119-54W Calm Calm. 34-15.0W 119-54W 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 2 APR 1967 Ship SHEARWATER (FAG-17) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization POBSP Recorder Ship's bridge Sunrise: Time 0551 Position: Lat. 34° 06' N, Long. 121° 00' W Sunset: Time 1834 Position: Lat. 34° 55' N, Long. 123° 08' W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 59 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 113 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 57 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 0700 LO-RAW + VISUAL 34° 40' N 121° 13' W 2. 1900 CELESTIAL 34 55' N 123° 14' W 3. LO-RAW INOPERATIVE AFTER 1000 FIX. 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 34° 19' N 120° 04' W 295° 5 295 3 0200 34° 21' N 120° 20' W 290 8 290 4 0300 34° 23' N 120° 29' W 310 5 310 4 0400 34° 27.8' N 120° 42' W 350 2 350 4 0500 34° 32' N 120° 51' W 280 4 270 2 0600 34° 36' N 121° 02' W 234 4 270 2 0700 34° 40' N 121° 13' N CALM CALM 0800 34° 45' N 121° 25' W AIRS CALM 0900 34° 48' N 121° 35' W AIRS CALM 1000 34° 51' N 121° 43' W AIRS CALM 1100 34° 53' N 121° 49' W AIRS CALM 1200 34° 54' N 121° 56' W AIRS CALM 12 FT SWELL 1300 34 59' N 122° 10' W AIRS CALM 12 FT SWELL 1400 35.00' N 122° 24' W 300 5 RIPPLES 12 FT SWELL 1500 35.00' N 122° 42' W AIRS RIPPLES 10 FT SWEEL 1600 35.00' N 122° 53' W AIRS RIPPLES 10 FT SWELL 1700 34° 58' N 123° 00' W AIRS 3.15 2 1800 34° 55' N 123° 07' W AIRS 3.15 2 1900 34° 55' N 123° 14' W 025 9 3.15 2 2000 34° 55' N 123° 26' W 035 9 3.15 2 2100 34° 56' N 123° 38' W 010 10 010 2 2200 34. 56'N 123°. 50'W 010 10 010 2 2300 34. 56'N 124. 04'W 010 10 010 2 2400 34-56'W 124° 16' W 010 10 010 2 958b-ST-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 3 APR Ship SHEARWATER (FAC177) Organization Recorder Cruise No. 177-67-05 Sunrise: Time 0608 Position: Lat. 34°50'N, Long. 125°35'W Sunset: Time 1846 Position: Lat. 34°10'N, Long. 125°41'W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 59 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 115 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 56 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 0530 CECESTIAL 34°50'N 125° 46' W 2. Noon By L.A.N. 3. * cel Position D.R. after 1400 Sun line- 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 34° 57 N 124° 28' W 005 8 005 2 0200 34° 57 N 125° 45' W 005 8 005 2 0300 0400 34° 50' N 125° 06' W 320 10 325 3 0500 34° 48' N 125° 20' W 320 10 325 3 0600 34° 50' N 125° 34' W 320 10 325 3 0700 34° 50' N 125° 47' W 345 15 315 3 0800 34° 50' N 126° 00' W 345 15 315 3 0900 34° 51' N 126° 09' W 330 7 330 3 1000 34° 52' N 126° 21' W 330 7 330 3 1100 34° 41' N 126° 21' W 330 7 330 1-2 1200 34° 32' N 126° 20' W 330 9 320 1-2- 1300 34° 22' N 126° 24' W 330 8 320 3 +1400 34° 17' N 126° 24' W 325 8 325 3 1500 34° 13' N 126° 23' W 320 10 320 3 1600 34° 10' N 126° 20' W 320 10 320 3 1700 34° 10' N 126° 07' W 345 10 340 3 1800 34° 10' N 125° 50' W 000 12 000 2 1900 34° 10' N 125° 39' W 000 12 000 2 2000 34° 10' N 125° 28' W 000 12 000 2 2100 34° 09' N 125° 15' W 320 06 325 2 2200 34° 09' N 125° 03' W 325 06 325 2 2300 34° 09' N 124° 49' W 325 06 325 2 2400 34° 09' N 124° 37' W 325 06 325 2 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 4 APR Ship SHEARWATER (TAG177) Cruise No. 172-67-05 Organization________________ Recorder______________ Sunrise: Time 0600 Position: Lat.34°08'N, Long.123°18'W Sunset: Time 1820 Position: Lat.33°19'N, Long.121°32'W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 65 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 135 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 55 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 1200 Fix by L.A.N & Sun Line. 2. 1830 Stan Fox 33-19N- 121-31W 3. 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 34-09 N 124-24 W 330 10 330 2 0200 34-09 N 124-11 W 350 8 350 2 0300 34-09 N 123-57 W 000 8 000 2 0400 34-09 N 123-44 W 015 8 015 2 0500 34-08 N 123-31 W 000 8 000 2 0600 34-08 N 123°15'W 315 12 315 3 0700 34.08N 123-05W 315 10 315 2 0800 34-08 N 123-3'W CALM 0 315 2 0900 34-05 122.33 W 290 06 290 3 1000 34-04 122-22W 290 06 290 3 1100 34-03 122-10W 250 10 280 3 1200 34-02 121-57W 220 16 270 5 1300 34-02 121-47W 280 15 280 6 1400 34-02W 121-34W 280 16 280 6 1500 33 54 121-28 280 19 280 6 1600 33-44 121-28 280 18 280 6 1700 33-34N 101-25W 300 15 280 4 1800 33-03 N 121-25W 325 18 290 4 1900 33-19 N 121.36 W 325 18 290 4 2000 33-19 N 121-37W 325 15 290 4 2100 33-19 N 122-03W 315 16 290 5 2200 33-19 N 122-15 W 315 14 290 5 2300 33-19 N 122-25 W 315 15 290 5 2400 33-19 N 122-37 W 315 .5 280 5 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 5 APR Ship SHEARWATER (FAG-177) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization Recorder Sunrise: Time 0559 Position: Lat. 33°55'N, Long. 123°44'W / 33°14 RLB Sunset: Time 1847 Position: Lat. 33°17'N, Long. 126°20' Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 54 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 130 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 58 miles TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 0500 CELESTIAL 33°55'N 123°38'W 2. Hourly Sun Lines. 3. NOON R. FIX 1200 SUN LINE & 1223 LAN. 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 33-18N 122-49W 320 10 320 5 0200 33-18N 123-03W 330 8 330 4 0300 33-19N 123-14W 280 10 280 4 0400 33-19N 123-26W 235 10 235 5 0500 33°15'N 123°33'W 300 14 290 4 0600 33°15'N 123°44'W 300 14 290 4 0700 33°15'N 123°56'W 300 14 290 4 0800 33°15'N 124°08'W 270 10 280 3 0900 33-15N 124-21W 270 10 290 3 1000 33-15N 124-26W 270 10 290 3 1100 33-16N 124-48W 270 10 290 3 1200 33-16N 125.00W 270 10 290 3 1300 33-16N 125-12W 270 12 290 3 1400 33-17 125-23W 270 12 290 3 1500 33-17 125-39W 270 12 290 3 1600 33-17 125-46W 270 12 290 3 1700 33-17N 125-58W 270 12 290 4 1800 33-17N 126-12W 270 12 290 4 1900 33-17N 126-26W 220 12 290 4 2000 33-09N 126-28W 295 7 240 2 2100 32-57N 126-28W 255 12 255 4 2200 32-16N 126-28W 255 18 255 4 2300 32-33N 126-28W 225 17 225 4 2400 32-30W 126-16W 225 17 225 4 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 6 APR 67 Ship SHEARWATER (FAG11) Organization Recorder Cruise No. 177-67-05 Sunrise: Time 0403 Position: Lat. 32°30'N, Long. 124°58'W 57 Sunset: Time 1834 Position: Lat. 32°27'N, Long. 122°33'W 35- Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 55 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 132 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 59 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. Hourly sun lines 2. L.A.N. 3. 1900 CEESTIAL 32°27'N 122°33'W 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 32-30 N 126°-03W 230 8 Kn 280 5 0200 32-30 N 125°-49W 235 8 kn 290 5 0300 32-30 N 125°-36W 230 6 kn 270 5 0400 32-30 N 125°-24W 230 8 kn 270 5 0500 32-29 N 125°-10 W 235 10 250 4 0600 32-30 N 124°-58W 250 20 235 4 0700 32-30 N 124°-44 W 250 20 235 4 0800 32-30 N 124°-31W 250 15 250 3 0900 32-33 N 124°-17 W 250 16 250 3 1000 32-33 N 124°-10W 250 15 250 3 1100 32-33 N 124°-00 W 250 15 250 3 1200 32-33 N 123°-51W 265 14 265 4 1300 32-33 N 123°-37 W 265 12 265 4 1400 32-32 N 123°-26W 250 10 250 4 1500 32-32 N 123°-15 W 250 10 250 4 1600 32-32 N 123°-02 W 250 15 250 4 1700 32-30 N 122°-49W 240 12 240 3 1800 32-28 N 122°-40 W 230 10 340 3 1900 32-27 N 122°-29W 230 10 340 3 2000 32-27 N 122°-17 W 280 10 240 3 2100 32-27 N 122°-02W 225 17 245 4 2200 32-27 N 121°-47 W 225 17 225 4 2300 32-27 N 121°-34W 225 17 225 4 2400 32-27 N 121°-22 W 225 17 225 4 16 knots 090 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 7 APR 1967 Ship Shearwater (TAG177) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization P.O.B.S.P. Recorder Ship's bridge Sunrise: Time 0544 Position: Lat. 31°40'N, Long. 121°12'W Sunset: Time 1837 Position: Lat. 31°40'N, Long. 123°38'W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 66 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 126 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 63 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 0530 CELESTIAL 31°40'N 121°18'W 2. LAN # 1100-1300 R FIX 31°42N 122°23'W 3. 1900 CEESTAL 31°40'N 123°41'W 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 32-28N 121-10W 235 14 235 5 0200 32-25N 121-09W 235 14 235 5 0300 0400 31-55N 121°12'W 250 15 250 5 0500 31°45'N 121°15'W 270 15 270 5 0600 31°40'N 121-18'W 310 10 290 4 0700 31°40'N 121-31'W 335 12 290 4 0800 31°40'N 121-42'W 310 10 291 4 0900 31°41N 121-44W 310 12 290 5 1000 31°-41N 121-55W 310 15 290 6 1100 31-41N 122-12W 310 15 290 6 1200 31-42N 122-23W 310 15 290 6 1300 31-42N 122-35W 320 18 310 8 1400 31-42N 122-43W 340 20 320 8 1500 31-42N 122-57W 340 20 320 8 1600 31-42N 123-05W 340 18 320 8 1700 31-41N 123-14W 340 18 340 6 1800 31-41N 123°37'W 350 18 340 6 1900 31-40N 123°41'W 350 16 340 6 2000 31-40N 123°53'W 008 14 340 6 2100 31-40N 124°04W 008 14 360 6 2200 31-40N 124 16 W 008 14 360 6 2300 31-40N 124 28W 008 14 360 5 2400 31-40N 124 40W 008 14 360 6 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 8 APR 67 Ship SHEARWATER (FAG177) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization Recorder Sunrise: Time 0403 Position: Lat. 31° 40'N, Long. 125° 43'W (4) Sunset: Time 1847 Position: Lat. 31-07N, Long. 125° 52'W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 65 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 142 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = 55 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. STAR 0600 2. Hourly SUN LINE 3. L.A.N. 4. 1900 CELESTIAL 31° 10'N 125° 52'W 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 31-40 N 125-51 W 005 12 360 6 0200 31-40 N 125-03 W 010 10 360 6 0300 31-40 N 125-15 W 005 10 360 6 0400 31-40 N 125-27 W 005 10 360 6 0500 31-40'N 125° 33'W 015 12 350 3 0600 31 40'N 125° 42'W 025 15 350 3 0700 31-40'N 125° 55'W 035 15 350 3 0800 31 40'N 126° 07'W 045 15 350 3 0900 31- 40 N 126-20W 045 12 045 4 1000 31- 25N 126-30 W 045 12 045 4 1100 31- 14W 126-30 W 045 11 045 4 1200 31-01W 126-30 W 045 11 045 4 1300 30-53N 126-30 W 030 10 030 4 1400 30-50 N 126-17 W 025 10 025 4 1500 30-50 N 126-07 W 020 10 020 4 1600 30-50 N 125-51 W 025 10 025 4 1700 30-57 N 125-48W 025 10 030 V 1800 31-04N 125-53W 020 12 030 4 1900 31-10N 125° 53'W 020 12 030 4 2000 31-10N 125-40 W 015 14 030 4 2100 31-08N 125-27 W 015 14 350 6 2200 31-07N 125-15 W 015 14 350 6 2300 31-05N 125-02W 015 14 350 6 2400 31-03 N 124-50 W 015 14 350 6 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 9 APR 67 Ship SHEARWATER (TAG177) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization Recorder Sunrise: Time 0558 Position: Lat. 30°54'N, Long. 123°35'W Sunset: Time 1827 Position: Lat. 30°50'N, Long. 121°05'W Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 65 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = 133 Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 2. Hourly SOW LINES 3. 1200-By C.A.W. 4. 1830 CELESTIAL 30°50'N 121°07'W 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 31-02 N 124-42 W 015 12 350 6 0200 31-01 N 124-28 W 010 10 350 6 0300 31-00 N 124-11 W 015 14 350 6 0400 30-58 N 124-03 W 025 15 350 6 0500 30-55 N 123-51 W 015 15 355 4 0600 30-54 N 123-38 W 000 14 000 4 0700 30-54 N 123-26 W 000 14 000 4 0800 30-52 N 123-15 W 000 14 000 4 0900 30-52 N 123-01 W 355 14 350 8 1000 30-53 N 122-50 W 340 12 330 8 1100 30-52 N 122-37 W 340 11 330 8 1200 30-51 N 122-24 W 340 11 330 8 1300 30-51 N 122-12 W 335 11 340 8 1400 30-51 N 122-00 W 330 11 350 8 1500 30-51 N 121-49 W 330 10 350 8 1600 30-51 N 121-36 W 330 12 350 8 1700 30-51 N 121-25 W 330 14 010 6 1800 30-51 N 121-14 W 335 17 010 6 1900 30-51 N 121-07 W 335 13 010 10 2000 30-58 N 120-52 W 335 13 010 4 2100 31-05 N 120-45 W 325 15 010 6 2200 31-13 N 120-38 W 325 15 010 6 2300 31-21 N 120-30 W 325 15 010 4 2400 31-24 N 120-21 W 325 15 010 6 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66

Date 10 APR 67 Ship SHEARWATER (FRG177) Cruise No. 177-67-05 Organization Recorder Sunrise: Time 0537 Position: Lat. 32°12'N Long. 119°03'W Sunset: Time Position: Lat., Long. Miles travelled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 53 Miles travelled from sunrise to sunset = Miles travelled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LATITUDE LONGITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Hourly Positions: Time Latitude Longitude Wind Dir. Wind Sp. Wave Dir. Wave Hgt. 0100 31°35'N 120°-14W 330 15 010 10 0200 31°42'N 120°-08W 330 12 010 12 0300 31°48'N 119°-54W 330 12 010 10 0400 31°56'N 119°-51W 330 15 010 10 0500 32°03'N 119°43'W 320 16 335 4 0600 32°11'N 119°35'W 320 16 335 4 0700 32°18'N 119-25W 300 9 335 4 0800 32°26'N 119°19'W 320 16 335 4 0900 32°30'N 119°15'W 300 10 330 3 1000 32°35'N 119°06'W 300 10 330 2 1100 32°45'N 119°00'W 320 5 330 2 1200 32-45 N 119-00 W 320 6 330 4 1300 32-51 N 119-57W 320 6 330 4 1400 32-00 N 118-44 W 320 6 330 4 1500 33-07 N 118-25 W 320 6 330 4 1600 33-13 N 118-24W 320 6 330 4 1700 33-26 N 118-17 W 1800 33-36 N 118-17 W 1900 2000 2100 2200 2300 2400 958b-SI-MNH Rev. 9/28/66