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Mabu
1959
Calcarius lappornicus
July 22 Longippus juvenil & adult, have been
taking shelter in the pile of driftwood
outside the tent. Seem to roost in at &
feed around the area using that as
protective hiding place. This secretive
habit of the longippus & other dikey birds
may be very important for the gazers as
far as availability of prey is concerned.
Aug 3 Should make a note now if young
longippus. I see them commonly
in small groups in protected areas
like Bachal Drough. Here I flush
them in 2,5-3,5-or 6's as I
walk along. They also occur in
groups along the rocky ridge &
about tent. On most of Tundra
they are scarce or absent. This
same concentration of young & probably
adults in latter July was noted at
Kaalab where they congregated mostly
in willow though some remained
in shrub willow Arndin. [illegible]