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MacLean
1966
27 July
Barrow, Alaska
Spent most of the morning sleeping off
the rest of my Mepse River exhaustion - I
was more tired than I had realized.
Cleaned up the lab - which was left a
mess (Paul must have gone to Cape
Thompson in a hurry), after lunch
counted and cleaned yesterday's
Tanglefoot. The catch is still declining.
Next went into the Drum area to
look for Cardinals. The cardinals we
put out produced a few, but it looks
like a long haul to get the requisite
gram dry weight.
In the evening went out for some
collecting and just plain bird watching.
Saw clutch of Semipals and clutch of
Golden Plovers in low polygons SW of
Micro.Mes. Probably should have
collected a bird from each, but I
didn't. Parked by gasoline ridge and
walked South. Activity low - collected
2 alpina, 2 red phalaropes, and a
baird. Saw no juveniles, which I
particularly wanted for stomachs.
Returned around midnight and went
to Drum area to re-activate Kurt
Bohnsack's old milk can pit-fall traps.