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Galapagos field notes, v579
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DeBenedictis, Paul A.
1964
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......On the beach there was a young albatross a good month from flying (down on its head + neck + much of its body) which I photographed. The pt consists of a sandy beach, low (2-4 high) open brush in which......
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BCF, Cromwell, September 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 71 5 47 0 18 113 0 3.60......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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EAC 17, Hall, July 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Black-footed Albatross 66 55 24.0 .036 42 45 29.2 .024 Sooty Shearwater 1 17 0.4 001 5 83 3.5 .005 Cooks Petrel 8 14 2.9 .008 48 86 33.3 .056 White-rumped Storm......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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EAC 9, Jordan, February-March 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Daily Species Abundance in Area "A" Species February- March- 8 9 10 22 Total Black-footed Albatross 1 0 0 0 1 Black-vented Shearwater 3 0 0 0 3 Cook Petrel 0 0 3 2 5 Shearwater-Petrel 6......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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BCF, Cromwell, December 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
...December 1964 - BCF cruise Table V Date Black-footed Albatross Wedge-tailed Shearwater Newell's Shearwater Slender-billed Sooty Shearwater Cook's Petrel Juan Fernandez Petrel Kermadec Petrel White-necked Petrel Leach's Storm Petrel species Miscellaneous and Unidentified Procellariiformes......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Field notes, v1442
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Lidicker, William Zander, 1932-
Unknown
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......We walked to lighthouse shed and saw 39 albatross wandering about. 35,000 pairs reportedly breed on the island, but the adults are that all gone. Other birds noted: Curlew (land) Lapwing, curlew sandpiper? - saw, a very unidentified small bird......
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Galapagos field notes, v579
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DeBenedictis, Paul A.
1964
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Saw very little in this stretch, the most notable being an Albatross (Waved) just out 1/2 mi of a colony. Scattered Storm Petrels, mostly O. gracilis with a few O. kelleyi, put in only about 17 1/5 minutes......
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Galapagos field notes, v579
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DeBenedictis, Paul A.
1964
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Near where the albatross was there was a pair of Oystercatcher not as farce as at Suarez, and I saw my 1st Green Heron for Hood. (Blue footed Boobies were less common than frigate birds to complete the order of......
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Gould, Patrick J., 1963-1965
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Gould, Patrick J
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......One was seen flying with a black-footed Albatross. 5 were in two feeding groups feeding on squid. January 7--Pacific Ocean 5th day out Oahu Hawaiian Is. 2 light phase birds seen today, both appeared to be juvenile with......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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BCF, Cromwell, February 1965
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1965
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Hackman, C. Douglas, 1964-1965, 1967
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Hackman, C. Douglas
Unknown
......March 12 East D., French Frigate Shoals 2 female types observed on the albatross court. March 13 Tern d., Fr. Frigate Shoals 1 male +1 female observed foraging near mess hall in the afternoon March 14 Tern d., Fr. Frigate......
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BCF, Cromwell, September 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 12 1 5 0 43 1 12 0 3......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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BCF, Cromwell, September 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 44 10 2 51 12 3 2 1.16......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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BCF, Cromwell, February 1965
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1965
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The two most plentiful, Black-footed Albatross and Leach's Petrel, showed no apparent gain in numbers from January. Wedge-tailed Shearwaters reached a new low of seven birds, and the wintering and migrating Procellariids were almost totally absent. Of......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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EAC 32, Tioga County, December 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......10 Black-footed Albatross - 2 5 Sooty Shearwater 8 Pink-footed/New Zealand Shearwater 2 Fulmar 1 4 2 Red-billed Tropicbird 1 Brown Pelican 627+ Pelagic Cormorant 4 Cormorant sp 58 Red Phalarope 1 74 Northern Phalarope 316 Phalarope......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Field notes, v1409
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Koford, Carl B.
Unknown
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......four gulls at first, then albatrosses, fulmars, black-footed albatross (2 mos.). Later boobies, tropic birds, frigate birds, gannets, petrels. Occas. porpoises or flying fish, & one day many red crayfish-like crustaceans at surface. But usually rare Jan. 17 and......
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Amerman, Kenneth E., 1964, 1966
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Amerman, Kenneth E
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
...Amerman, Kenneth 1963 December 5--Continued work on albatross recoveries, covering the west side of the runway below the barracks and the entire east side. With few exceptions unpainted birds in the southern and eastern portions of the island are......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Hackman, C. Douglas, 1964-1965, 1967
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Hackman, C. Douglas
Unknown
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Spent the early part of the morning cutting wing tags for albatross Frigatebirds. This afternoon or early tonight we'll attempt to put on a few of them. At 05:00 Merrill went out to the ship to run blood......
Ornithology Ornithologists Entomology Ichthyology Squids Marine animals
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BCF, Cromwell, September 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 67 14 11 1 81 22 14 1 1......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Burckhalter, David L., 1967
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Burckhalter, David L
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Tern - most numerous bird on island next to albatross + Doty Tern - all stages of breeding. Many separate colonies Doty Tern - probably the latest nester on island in some places along with noddies. - never nests on perimeter of island. (included part......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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