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Holmes,R
1962
Journal
5 June Barrow, Alaska
was starting to accumulate. Snow bare & crusty.
Lemming signs are generally poor - are
most parts of the tundra - some runway
activity & seemingly fresh pellets are seen
only occasionally - A yet - only the byltic
habitats are exposed & when the drought
lowlands are eventually further
frozen more sign may be found.
The Drum area (behind spi) seen
to be the most productive & to show
the best sign. Cache has collected several
Dew & Galls & Snow Owls are
concentrating in the area.
6 June 0800-1200. Weather overcast - light NE wind -
cold - all ponds were frozen & snow was
crusty. By 1100' many pond were become
frost ice & snow not softening. On p.15
of E. after - There is a small area existing
Snow condensate today. The top of the Bear
Ridge is covered clean & snow - as are
all the bluffs along Elson, middle salt
Lagoon (incl. Brinton's both sides), recent ridge
village sloughs. The Dorothea plot
is still covered - only a few broken
1 gram are seen poking through at
the very right hand area. A patch 40'x 60'