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Remsen,
J.V.
1972
Journal
Dunlin
10 - one-display heard
Curlew Sandpiper
4 (s.a)
Pectoral Sandpiper
10
Baird's Sandpiper
4
Semipalmated Sandpiper
2
Red Phalarope
20 ββ
Pomarine Jaeger
8
Parasitic Jaeger
1 daw
Long-tailed Jaeger
5
Glaucous Gull
20 - sitting on tundra
Snowy Owl
3
Lapland Longspur
15 - banded fledglings seen w. edge
Snow Bunting
10 - Site 1 (from the nest near there)
Lemmings: 5 Site 1
Predators: Pair of Pomarine Jaegers harassed and drove
out a β Snowy Owl for ΒΌ mile away from the southern
end of Voth Slough-Village Ridge; yet we are fairly
sure there is no nest in that vicinity now - there was
one at one time but it must have failed.
Longspurs: Feeding records 0915-1030, 1115-1200 -
very unsuccessful (one record) - only one bird on
the entire JBP plot. Feeding records again from
1440-1600, but again no birds and so did time-activity
Myll found living injured longspur at Site 2 under
from 1500-1545. telephone wires - 79-84830
Shorebirds. One Dunlin still displaying. Both American
Golden Plover nests still had 4 eggs and no cracks and