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Argentina field notes, v1505
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Myers, John P.
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Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......S Black (brown) Albatross are visible over the point + out several hundred yds to sea (the Atlantic!). 2 American septercatchers also. Walking south along lee shore: [illegible] 40-50 GP, 1 ruddy turnstone, a few Scotland plovers in winter plumage......
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Husted, Dayle N., 1964
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Husted, Dayle N
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......1964 2 Shortly after going to sea King and I started seeing Sooty Terns, Wedgetail Shearwaters, Noddy Terms, a Frigatebird, and Black-footed Albatross. The crew members tried getting the other two boys on board to get them some luminous......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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EAC 8, Argo, January-March 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......NOTE - Albatross are 0740 Leach's Shep 1 O molting. old feathers 0747 Leach's Type 1 O are brown while new 0800 Bird 1 W plumage in gray indicating 0805 Storm Pet 1 O 1st year birds. 0810 Leach......
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
......Flying around albatross on water. whitish underwing but flew in foot arcs, not very bright, wings bowed, wrists bent, too small for S.S. BFA 6/100-1230 pressed in stubbard, not seen by me. dark breast white belly...
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 15 20 21.0 .016 24 32 18.6 .017 35 48 18.8 .028 Sooty Shearwater 2 33 2.8 .004 2 33 1.5 .003 2 34 1.1 .003 Cooks Petrel 1 2 1......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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EAC 6, Shearwater, April 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......NON-GRID SPECIES ACCOUNTS Albatross All but one of the sightings were outside the Channel Islands. On the north...
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Husted, Dayle N., 1964
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Husted, Dayle N
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......On way to flock I saw a very large Albatross, it was much larger than the Frigate it passed. Position of flock 21° 59' N 156° 51' W. Some of the Wedgetails were sitting just dabbling around. The Sooty Terns......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Field notes, July - Dec, Species Accounts: Gavia to Uria, v1543
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1973
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Brandt's Cormorant 20 Black-footed Albatross 26 Pink-footed Shearwater 100 Sooty Shearwater 125 New Zealand Shearwater 4 N. Phalarope 25 Pomarine Jaeger 10 Skua 2 W. Gull 100 Calif. Gull 15 Heermann's Gull 25 Glaucous-winged Gull......
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EAC 38-40, Sioux City, March-May 1968
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1968
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Three Black-footed Albatross, 6 Pelagic Cormorants, 10 Pigeon Guillemots, and 2 unidentified jaegers. Prince Islet, San Miguel, supported at least 800 cormorants and 250 Western Gulls. On the return trip to the Santa Cruz anchorage, we cruised the north......
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EAC 13, Shearwater, May-June 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Black-footed Albatross 6 75 17 .120 .030 4 50 17 .114 .029* 2 25 13 .182 .042 8 12 .084 .021 White-rumped Storm Petrel 26 62 74 .520 .520 14 33 58 .400 .400 2 5 13 .182......
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Field notes, v1545
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1975
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Arctic Loon 5 Pterodroma fuliginosa 15 Brown Pelican 50 (Parasitic Jaye - 1- MP) Brandt's Cormorant 25 Western Gull 200 Black-footed Albatross 2 Calif. Gull 8 Pink-footed Shearwater 50 Sabine's Gull 2 Sooty Shearwater 500 Tem (sp......
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Burckhalter, David L., 1967
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Burckhalter, David L
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Got some good birds up the Layson trench and 1 The Laysan Duck. - also one of a BFB sitting on an old albatross egg. At noon we went back to the tiny for food and neck time. Upon return to......
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Field notes, v1544
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1974
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Arctic Loon 25 California Gull 20 Brandts Cormorant 10 Glaucous Gull 1 Black-footed Albatross 8 Hei Gull 10 Fulmar 3 Heermann's Gull 15 Sooty Shearwater 30 Bonapartes Gull 5 Slender-billed Shearwater 2 Black-legged Kittiwake 30 ? Slende......
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Field notes, v1409
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Koford, Carl B.
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Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......On point, one young\nflying headed albatross ran about, then ads seen. Marked\nlooking for eggs & young; a few hundred. Prob fork-tailed gulls\nnesting, but no blue-footed boobies. / In an rocky hill area, mod.\nAssuming - like succulent, mod......
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Amerson, A. Binion, Jr., 1963
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Amerson, A. Binion
1963
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......During the day we saw no Albatross. June 5, 1963 Nihoa Island, Leeward Chains,--U. S. S. Tawakoni I awoke this morning at 5:30 a.m. (I thought it was 6:30 but we had lost an hour going......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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EAC 12, Shearwater, May 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The birds are normally attracted to larger ships and, like the albatross, do not follow the small ships. Or, the birds were on eggs and spending much of the daytime courting over the islands, thus limiting their pelagic movements. Blue......
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Hoeman, J. Vincent, 1964
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Hoeman, John Vincent
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Jim Kelly from Midway (brought albatross, r. f boobies, and seals from there) in charge of birds. We help feed and nurse these, see place. Meet Earnie Barrister, Howard Jeffries, and eventually George Hanawshine, the boatman with his thick-glasses......
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Field notes, v1345
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Hamilton, Robert B.
1967
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Thinking Carl caught an owl near as near one found such while Ray collected albatross. Bird photographs Ray and the owl made one the place where it was caught. I thought that this was a good looking spot and decided......
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BCF, Cromwell, April 1965
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1965
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......1312 Layson Albatross 1313 Leach's St. Pet. 0800 3 BFA at stern try to chum. They grab + run, try to steal from other. distant seen by watch (George) id by capt. (?) may have been jaeger - vanished in thick air......
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EAC 13, Shearwater, May-June 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......to Land Noon Position Major Species 1 30 May 87 8.75 55 6 .63 75 34°07'N;121°46'W White-rumped Storm Petrel, Black-footed Albatross 2 31 May 60 6.00 74 4 1.2 120......
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