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MacLea
1969
Journal
(6 June) plane, and after lunch Dave, Uriel, and
I tries to arrange to co-ordinate our
shorebird nest-finding and robbing
activities. Our force cooperation may
be productive.
Dave, Larry Hoar (Safriel's assistant),
and I made a tour of the area -
via Beach Ridge to Elsan Bluffs.
Even there, very little exposed ground
and only buntings, longspurs, and
turnstones. Went back to Britton's
Area and there found a flock of ca.
20 alpina as well as ca. 30 turnstones,
2 alba, 2 Pluvialis. Collected 3
alpina ± at random, and 2 of these
Rao banos placed by Soikkeli last
year! (See species account.)
No owls, no jaegers, and little
sign of lemmings.
Not much point in going out in
the evening, and so it was devoted to beer
and conversation.
7 June
Barrow, Alaska
Another day as before - temperature
never rose above freezing. Killed time
for most of the Day. After dinner Dave,
Bjorn Christiansen (Dave's assistant),
Uriel, and I took a weasel south of