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Machean
1968
Journal
1 June) no concentration of activity.
Spend the evening waiting for
Pitelka and talking with Dave and others
in the lab.
2 June
Barrow, Alaska
Spends most of the day visiting with
the in-laws. More warm, pleasant, snow-
meltup weather. Walked home via
Browerville ridge. Saw the first birds
of the year as well as redbacks, turnstones,
and the two passerines. Still no golden
plovers.
3 June
Barrow, Alaska
Finally made connections with Pitelka,
as well as Tom Custer, who arrives last
night. In the morning talked about surf
birds and finished arranging the lab. After
lunch went out to drum area to set Tom's
longspur traps, then continued out to survey
the area. Went out to look at and
scheme over the now-deserted micro-met-
wanigans. (there it was so warm that
we had to take off our jackets.) Out to
gasoline ridge- not much there but 1
very worked up red-back. Again was
impressed by the tundra condition; many
cocoons, willow catkins about to burst
out, and many Pedicularis hedos -