Maclean 1968 Journal 7 July) movie in the evening, then went out to finish transects by doing lines III A & B. Dr. Erickson finally managed to depart on the Wien plane about 11:30 P.M. 8 July Barrow, Alaska A fierce, cold wind blew all day today. Eona began work in the ARL office, so I began coming to work at 8:00 A.M. Spent the morning counting and preparing tanglefoots. Still only a total of 48↑ tipula at site I. Unfortunately Pete got a bit oversalaw and cleaned board II-6 before I had counted it. Our early to make the change. Still lots of plowers and many pectorals in Central Marsh, the latter in a tight flock. Collected 6 with 2 shots. Nothing in the emergence traps. Spent the evening of our first wedding anniversary at home with Eona. 9 July Barrow, Alaska More wind. Spent the morning counting tanglefoots and sorting 500 samples. The samples now in the funnel are a complete ways mystery! The smaller larvae have disappeared entirely; the larger class is reduced, but recognizable. What could be selectively taking the smaller larvae?