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McBee dell
1966
Journal
8 August
Pleasee Run Cool Mine, 157°25'W, 70°27'N, Alaska
Northern Phalacopes, which looked like adults, in
the pools, feeding mostly in the emergent
Carex aquatilis. At least 4 (2 light, 2 dark)
Parantie Troupes were in the marsh and
I saw one catch a small Platytus at the
edge of the marsh. I saw one deer that
looked like a 9 Eider and at least 12+
young Pintails, all flying and in the
marsh along the lake. Only 1 Arctic
Tern and 2 blancover gulls. Saw two
fully fledged Dowithers in the way into
camp and a 4 Pectoral that acted like
a local gang. 4 Arctic Terns drilling up
in pool by CO2 warmaguan. Very nice but
there obviously aren't many birds here.
9 August Still very windy and somewhat overcast, cloudy
in the afternoon a little, then clouding up in the
evening. I spent most of the day looking at 1 x 0.2
meter plots for vegetation analysis. In the A.01
I worked along Phil's transect starting at the
bluff and working to the lake, making two plot
at each stake, one a meter on each side (N+S).
In the afternoon I made similar samples on
the N+S sides of each port on the center plot.
Although the plots were variable, the # of species
involved in all the plots was not especially
large, and a few appeared in almost every plot.