P. DeBenedetti 1965 I arrived 29 July Cape Thompson to Barrow to Heade River, Alaska. It and its Wheatears were gone when I came back 2 hrs. later. The oiled colony unchanged and couldn't get to the Crystal corm nest. Saw 2 Black Guillemots, but nothing else odd. The hike back was uneventful & still no Lefano. getting lots of butterflies and plants I haven't seen before. 30 July The 30th the plane was due in the A.M., so went went butterfly collecting. Cold & it didn't get much. Saw more pectorals than Before (not little else (another Semipal. Sandpiper). No unusual birds except a dead Glaucous-winged gull, which I saved. The plane came about noon & then went to Kitzbuee & back. The flight back was uneventful, except for the well over loaded take-off and landing, and we got to Barrow about 8 P.M. The whole trip was really great. I got a new flower in the area, and feel I really understand more about