Verbeek 1966 Journal 29 the Beach Ridge. There was one Turnstone scolding me, Two pair of Semipalm and a pair of Bandits. Opposite the FAA station, along the lagoon where two pair of Red-backs. Also checked two longspurs nests there. In the afternoon I went to the Drum Area where I found two more Bandit nests (18, 19) and a Red-back (11). Hiked as far as the hammocks S of Elson lagoon, which are occupied by two pairs of G. Player. Checked the Sandernberg on the way up and down. Got home at 16:10, cold, after 3½ hours in the wind. Wish the sun would shine for a chance. In the evening I said to Steve that I was going to find another Bandit nest, and so I did (#20). The A short trip from 01:10 to 01:30 produced another Semipalm nest (#11) 3 July. Strong wind from the N.E. to E. No sun all day. After last night's party, the show got underway rather late this morning. Tom went to pick up his trap from his TAT while I started to census the plot. At the N. end I found a Golder Player nest (#4) and a Redback nest (13). There was almost no Pectoral activity. Only saw 1 q. (probably saw her twice in two different places at the N. end of the plot. There was also less activity of other shorebird species. The 20th was a mild day while ever since the weather has been rather cold. The gharanop situation was like the last census. When Tom got back from checking lines XIII & XIV he lost one track of the weasel at the S. end of it's plot. We hiked back thru central marsh from the old CRREL trail straight to camp. On this