Alaska field notes, v4439
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Remsen, J.V. 1972 7) Journal the territory. The same was true for a Glaucous Gull. Pomarines attach directly (strike) owls and gulls but other jaegers (all three species) are not struck but escorted out of a territory by flying underneath the intruder and giving a owls and jaegers gulls are pursued from directly continuous nasal scald behind, but other jaegers from underneath Longspurs: took a holiday Shorebirds: Captured juvenile Ruddy Turnstone at Site 2 weighing 69 g and banded it. There was a developing wing stripe and the rusty color was developing on the back. Migration: 3 loons overhead. 10 ♀ Pintails at Britton ponds. Fred Cole and Ron Brooks reported 4 Yellow-billed Loons at Point Barrow 24 July NARL, Barrow, Alaska Locations: Site 1,2, Gasoline Ridge Times: 0825-1210, 1440-1540 Wind: 25-30 E Temp: 35-40 Sky: clear Species: Arctic Loon 2 - S. Meadow Lake Pintail 25 ♀ - Britton Ponds Steller's Eider 1 ♀ Am Golden Plover 14 Dunlin 10 - one display heard Pectoral Sandpiper 4 Bairds Sandpiper 2.