Image from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.
Contributed by Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley.
| www.biodiversitylibrary.org
Transcription
Maclea
1967
Journal
[12 June] On the ridge - a dispersing group of
pecterals provided feeding observations.
Found a 1 egg alpine nest. No semi-pabs;
no bairns. The pecterals were displaying
and offer the most hope - but so far
this is really a discouraging year.
After dinner took a siesta, then
processed specimens and stomachs and did
my laundry.
Saw the first Ranunculus today -
a number of them on Village Ridge. Also
caught a wooly fly - prob. the same as
those seen earlier. Close examination of
the grounds reveals other flies - maybe it
is time to check the tanglefoot sites.
13 June
Barrow, Alaska
Don Beaver arrived last night -
met him at breakfast. Seems like a
real good man - I think he'll work out
well. After getting his clothing he
headed straight out for the field
(drum area)..... while we waited
for him in the lab. Passed him on the
way out. Pitelka and I drove to
lower gasoline Ridge region. Wanted
to go to Elson Lagoon area but too
much wet slush on the ground to risk
driving, so we returned essentially the