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EAC 11, Washington/Scripps, April-May 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program; DeLong, Robert L
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Bairds Dolphin 20TS E Sail - birds. (Paddles x in the mounds) An albatross, possibly the same as yesterday around the morning. When we stopped on the free-wheel and the top two birds appeared of Red fish. Three dark-winged......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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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 22 Glaucous-winged Gull 150 Common Loon 1 Western Gull 2000 Red-throated Loon 6 Herring Gull 40 Brandt's Cormorant 7 Thayer's Gull 1 Black-footed Albatross 4 California Gull 40 Northern Fulmar 12 New Gull......
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Journal of a cruise in the US ship, Vincennes, to the North Pacific Ocean, China Sea, Behring Strait, etc. by William Stimpson, 1853-1855
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Stimpson, William, 1832-1872
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The small white Albatross, followed is into the Bay, as...
United States North Pacific Exploring Expedition (1853-1856) Ornithology Mollusks
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EAC 19, Undaunted, July-September 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......SUMMARY OF AREA E Species September 22 23 24 25 26 Totals Waved Albatross 0 0 1 0 0 1 Pink-footed Shearwater 0 0 7 0 0 7 Wedge-tailed Shearwater 0 0 0 27 0 27 Audubon's......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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EAC 19, Rockaway, August-September 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......42 42 UNID SHEARWATER 0 0 0 0 4 4 FULMEIR (UNID) 0 1 0 0 0 1 UNID. ALBATROSS 0 3 0 0 0 3 NORTHERN PHALAROPE 0 9 5 7 100 121 PARASITIC? JAEGER 0 0 15 0......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology Birds--Counting
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EAC 24, Hall, October 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The flock began in early morning with six gulls joining seven albatross in hovering over garbage just dumped. Numbers gradually grew to a maximum in late morning of 150+ in the stern flock and 40+ at the bow. The bow......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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BCF observation check-lists December 1964
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1964
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......n\nSPECIES\nAbundance\nBreeding\nRemarks\n1-10\n10-100\n100-1000\n1000+\nNests\nEggs\nYoung\n\nLaysan Albatross\n\nBlack-footed Albatross\n\nWedge-tailed Shearwater 3\n\nChristmas I. Shearwater\n\nAudubon's Shearwater\n\nBonin I. Petrel\n......
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EAC 24, Hall, September 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......22 Sept.* Black-footed Albatross 3 2 5 .026 Sooty Shearwater 488 12 488 2.650 250 Pink-footed Shearwater 1 11 12 .065 2 Shearwater sp. 3 0 3 .016 White-rumped Storm Pet. 3 4 7 .038 Storm......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Argentina species accounts, v1504
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Myers, John P.
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Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......No aggression/interruption with Rallidae. (25/8) Estancia Medeland, 35 km S of Juancho by road, Pto de Madariaga, Pcia de Bs.Aire, Argentina 7 September a 1745 a solitary snipe attacked my albatross as I "stole" the "through" Spartina......
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Crossin, Richard S., 1965-1966, 1968
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Crossin, Richard S
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The bleeding started at very badly for me by my killing a nice high albatross chick. After this I sized the lazy subalbino. R.S.Grossin 1965 Journal 16 July (cont) Zacanski vein under the wing on albatrosses. This is......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Field notes, v1549
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1977
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Common Loon Black-footed Albatross Pink-footed Shearwater Pale-footed Shearwater New Zealand Shearwater Sooty Shearwater (scarce) 20 Ashy Storm Petrel 3000 Galapagos Storm Petrel 1 Black Storm Petrel 2000 Wilsons Storm Petrel 2 Brown Pelican 20 Brandt's Cormorant......
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Field notes, v1550
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1978
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Black-footed Albatross 1 Western Gull 25 Sooty Shearwater 7 Heermann's Gull 2 Brown Pelican 3 Com. Murre 2000+ Brandt's Cormorant 50 [many flying from S.F. Bay to Pelagic Cormorant 3 Farallons carry my fish] Farallon Islands......
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Crossin, Richard S., 1965-1966, 1968
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Crossin, Richard S
1966
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Banded the remaining 3,000 # 3 Sooty Tern bands for the 100,000 block and 300 Wedgetail and about 400 albatross. This finishes the banding with about a 105,000 total for the 10-11 days of banding. Still here......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Field notes, v669
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Evenden, Fred G.
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Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Sooty Shearwater(P.griseus) Black-footed Albatross W from Santa Cruz,SCruz Co.Ca. N of Pascadero - Ravens 4507 Golden Eagle Prairie Falcon Jan. 26, 1982, Foster City,W end S'Mateo Bridge,SMateo Co.Cal. Noon hour. 4508 Eared......
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EAC 34, Marysville, January 1968
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1968
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......7 6.0 8.6 5.4 9.7 3.2 4.2 3.9 14.5 BLACK-FOOTED ALBATROSS .026 3 HERRING GULL .636 75 .522 36 .109 10 .552 32 .3/8 35 .453 19 .104 10 .400......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Journal of a cruise in the US ship, Vincennes, to the North Pacific Ocean, China Sea, Behring Strait, etc. by William Stimpson, 1853-1855
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Stimpson, William, 1832-1872
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......It flew by flap- ping its wings, unlike the Albatross and other birds of the petrel family. It seemed to derive its food from the other birds flying in our wake, by attacking, especially the large ones, and making them......
United States North Pacific Exploring Expedition (1853-1856) Ornithology Mollusks
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Field notes, v1547
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Remsen, James Vanderbeek
1976
Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of California, Berkeley
......Arctic Loon 75 Red Phalarope 100 Black-footed Albatross 3 Pomarine Jaeger 20 Northern Fulmar 8 Western Gull 75 Pink-footed Shearwater 25 California Gull 3 Sooty Shearwater 300 Bonaparte's Gull 50 Black Storm. Petrel 6 Sabine's Gull......
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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
......Whales, albatross, and white-cumps offshore. 400+ WR seen, on selenocing and out on mud (tide low but coming in rapidly). 20-2 flocks of 10-5 sanderlings along shore. One Golden Plover!! A few Baridi heard flying. 0930 a......
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[Cape York Expedition journal] January 30 to December 3, 1948
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Van Deusen, Hobart M; American Museum of Natural History. Department of Mammalogy. Field Book Collection; American Museum of Natural History; Cape York Expedition (1948)
1948
American Museum of Natural History Library
......Gannet (Moris Serrator) 35 Wandering Albatross (Diomedea exulans) 8 plus 3 following ship at 3:30 p.m. White-fronted Tern (S. s. striata) 4...
Travel Scientific expeditions Mammals Birds Description and travel Van Deusen
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Journal of a cruise in the US ship, Vincennes, to the North Pacific Ocean, China Sea, Behring Strait, etc. by William Stimpson, 1853-1855
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Stimpson, William, 1832-1872
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The birds have now all left us, the albatross being last seen....
United States North Pacific Exploring Expedition (1853-1856) Ornithology Mollusks
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