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MacLean
1969
Journal
(12 June) ano field exclosure studies of adult
survival.
13 June
Barrow, Alaska
Spent the morning censusing
hemmus nests in Britton's Area for
predation. Predation was high - ca. 1/3
of nests. (later Dick Andreas and his
assistant reported capturing to Mustella
rixosa by hand near the new cake-ester.)
Hawes assisted in this. Tom Custer caught
a live sub-adult Dicrostonyx under some
junk in Britton's area.
In the afternoon went out across
Family Lagoon creek (North crossing) to
look at newly exposed area there. A number
of bairdii singing continuously. The only
shorebirds actually occupying the area were
a few melanotos. Collected an actively
displaying ♂, and he topped 100 g! Caught
a live of hemmus for Hawes which
also topped 100 g.. Heard a displaying
Dowither very nearby, but couldn't actually
see it.
Pitelka and Custer took the vehicle in
the evening, so I stayed in to catch up on
field notes.
14 June
Barrow, Alaska
the first Ranunculus of the year -