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Maclenn
1966
Voth Area - 3 walkers Cake Eater side,
Niko E. side of road. Another dispersing
Group of ca. 15 redbacks here. Also
1 semi-pal, pair of turnstones, pair of
golden plovers. Took feeding observations
then collected semi-pal near road.
Quit and came in just as Pitzelka was
landing at Barrow after dropping
supplies at Meade due to poor condition
of strip.
Finished stomachs and put up
semi-pal, then returned to field after
dinner. Now below freezing, with the
same strong wind from the N.E. took
soil cores along and collected 7 soil
cores. Permafrost was just below
surface, so cores were shallow.
Should, I discovered, use cans to bring
in cores to preserve their positional
integrity.
Group of ca. 60 redbacks now
quite cohesive in Cake Eater area -
flying actively.
Vegetation, even at this early stage,
is showing definite signs of activity.
Saw first P willow buds on 4 June.
Today saw developing Pedicularis -
ca. 1 inch high. In several places