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Holms,8
1962
Journal
4 Jun Barrow, Alaska
not yet very numerous. The snow conditions
are such not much ground is exposed yet-
but what regulates the number of birds
moving into the area - since no strenth
Holes are seen - They just appear to
birds occupying the available habitat.
- Must keep this in mind.
5 Jun Barrow, Alaska
Morning spent in lab working a specimen &
external content. In the afternoon, I drove
Br. Hon's & John's Area - where considerable
ground is exposed on the bluff over Lagoon
& road on the ridge that runs west
Toward the village. - looked about halfway
between D. & V.; (4:02) - 2 flock; 1 Kender &
Wated pairs - several part Semi-polar
Sap ; 1 Baird Selp ; 1 Colder Plovi; 2 pr.
A. Tremstons ; 1 Snowy Owl; Longspurs,
buntings, 3 Sanderling (1 with a flock of Dunlin),
3 Pintail, 20 Blanous Geese (incl. 2-3rd
year birds - [coll. by D.A. Muller]);
Weather - overcast - 10-15 mph North wind
blowing - Temperature seemed to stay below
freezing all day - All ponds even froze
over - except the lagoon, where the
wind had opened up (vertex lagoons creeps
[illegible]). Snow was being blown on exposed terrain