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Holmes,R.
1959
Journal
39
11 August Pitt Point, Alaska
The traps were checked from 0600
To 0900, and the remainder of
The morning was spent in looking around
and taking care of the specimens.
Denny. The afternoon, I walked
west about 2 miles. The
Anked around and came
into the base by the east.
Longspure seems to be the most
abundant bird and sandpiper
are not too common.
12 August Pitt Point, Alaska
The traps were checked morning +
evening, and new trap sites were investigated.
Line #4 was laid out, and a
Tentative location was picked
for line #3. The weather today
was partly cloudy with a
strong NE wind. Very little
bird activity was noted, presumably
due to the wind.
13 August Pitt Point, Alaska
The traps were checked in
the morning and a walk was
made around the base, to
check on possible trap line
sites. Denny The oldman, love