MacLea 1968 Journal 3 July) the other 8 cores from a sw flar edst of the road. Found a 3-egg alpina nest. Watcheo birds for a while, and collected an alpina (SN 942) that was feeding adjacens to, but above, a group of melanotos (SN 941 ♂). Back to the lab for a brief conversation with Schindler (bitch: between Sunday afternoon and Tuesday afternoon traplines II A-B, IV, and V all accumulated fresh wessel tracks. this has been the worst year in recorded history for destruction of the tunora.) Out with Pete to see if the improved weather has brought tipulio emergence at site I. Nothip in the emergence traps or on the boarnos, but 9 can traps yielded 6♂ & 1 ♀ Tipula. So looks like these may be the most sensitive. Activated the remainder, then went in. there are two 3-egg baird nests in the drum area very close to camp. Checked these several times, but they remained at 3 eggs. More Damnit. In the evening places the 500 samples in the extractors, then went to shooting station to pick up my new parka. One more check of the 2 baird nests, and then to bed. Am I taking on more than is physically