MacLean 1966 included the willows along the river bank. Birds were seen displaying over there, and perched on ice blocks along river, as well as feeding on bare mud under the willows. ♂ were still defending territories actively - displaying and chasing encroaching birds. Shot 2 ♂ - both seen displaying, but both had well developed brood patches (SM 500, 501). Walked over marsh broken by frequent ponds covering river terrace. Saw 1 ♂ pectoral and 2 ♂ red-backs - not enough Caliornine activity for much study. Collected 3 ♀ and 2 ♂ Red Phalaropes. (Ray's boy lost one of the ♂ while carrying them. Others - SM 496, 497, 498, 499.) Each of the ♀ has a well developed, shelled egg in the oviduct. One looked complete, and ready to lay; others - spotting was underway, with ground cover complete. These were 2nd, 2nd, and 3rd eggs of clutches. ♂ was developing brood patches- not quite complete. Red Phalarope habitat here looked about as at Barrow. Returned to camp and processed