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Holmes, R.
1961
Journal
6 June Barrow, Alaska
Started to drive to Skroavik in the morning but
broke a wheel track over near Britton's area.
Nomar weases were available, so I skinned
birds. In the afternoon I went to Skroavik. The
snow is very soft. The plot is nearly 3
The state which it was in when we
laid out the Stikes last year - which we
around 17-18 June, so we are nearly
10 days early this year. The weather
today remained overcast & foggy, & The wind
changed to N. - it started blown
stronger or must be rather chilly.
7 June Barrow, Alaska
Spent 2½ hours walking the northern half of The black
ridge plot. Bird life was generally poor.
The tundra was exposed in a continuous patch
along the entire length of the ridge for about
130-160 yards. The sides were quite
well covered with snow. After census, I
drove to Olson & Wolkosblog & checked on
peep & attempted some insect sampling. While
lying on ground, virtually nothing could be
seen. The duff seems to cover what is
supposed to be there, thereby making our
procedure somewhat difficult. I took samples
from three observed areas & I should see
what was actually there.