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Made.
1959
Journal
July 10 (Cont). This area. Checked longtist #2, still pipping,
new to hole in shell. Weighed Owl #3.
As I was finishing owl nest I heard
a plane. Hurred to camp. A twin Cessna
landed as I reached the campridge.
contained Frank Gregory at controls +2
Botanists. Hank & I flew up the river,
landed at 16 miles walked around a
few minutes. There was no sign of
an appreciable Insect population. Then
left bank at 6 mile locality & came
back to base. One of botanists went
out to join din with the camping gear.
Rain arrived shortly after plane.
Turned to snow flurries in late evening.
Wind from W.
July 11 Cetmeger Peak, Alaska. Snow on summit yet!
Made round of nest & count today.
Nests: LT #4, Parent #1, found chick of LT #1,
LT Pair #18 present, passed on ternace above LT #17
+ dont know if they were present or not;
crested cliff at 5 W corner of Wolverine
mt; Pupate still present there, climbed out of
then continued on to Pomona #2 which is
still going strong thank goodness. Returned
& camp mid Barbel Slough, LT #11, LT#2
this last was found gone the one aduclt was
present. One egg of LT#11 was pipping -