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Childs
1958
1 July Pitmegea River, Cape Sabine, Alaska
Wind storm from the south this mor-
ning after a quiet and sunny night. Licked
up 70 trays, got 8 Minnetonka, 19 Longspur ad
1 jay. Encountered Top?. Backed for Trije Island.
After supper we walked to the mouth of the
river. Made shot 2 Mericans but we could
not get them. Saw bear tracks with cub.
Flock of Pacific sides flew by!
8 July Backed land waited in rain for plane.
3 July Same- only rain and high overcast.
Plane arrived at 1330 and in 2 trips took
us to a gravel bar 1/4 mile downstream from
the headwath of the river running to the
NE at 16 miles inland.
16 mi SE Cape Sabine,
Pitmegea River, Cape Sabine, Alaska
Camped quickly as it started to rain
4 July Shifted camp to a high gravel bar
1/4 mile downstream. Organized camp
and relaped to celebrate the 4th and
Alaska's admittance to the Union of 49
states. Rain'd early but cleanly by 2pm-
5 July Found Duck Hawk nest across river,
but had no success collecting the adults.
Walked upstream 4 miles to spot where
I collected the young Duck Hawks last
year. No such as nest platform shed collapsed.
I am much impressed with the scarcity of