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Fleet, Robert R., 1963-1965
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Fleet, Robert R
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......1964--notes by species--Kure Laysan Albatross Dance: Bobbing head and bouncing on toes birds face each other. Chew at one another's beak or clack beaks rapidly side by side. May at this time also rapidly shake head from......
Ornithology Ornithologists Botany Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Amerson, A. Binion, Jr., 1963
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Amerson, A. Binion
1963
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......During the afternoon I banded Black-footed Albatross chicks (almost ready to fly) and Fred banded Masked Boobies. During the night we banded adult and immature Common Noddies. Before going to bed we discovered we had banded exactly 900 birds......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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BCF, Cromwell, May 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 T WT P B 135 27 88 2 185 33 123 2 1......
Townsend Cromwell (Ship) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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King, Warren B., 1963-1964
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King, Warren B
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......The early morning (0619) count revealed five Black-footed Albatross behind us. This number went down to three during mid-day and increased to six at dusk. A Sanderling was seen by Sundell at 0726. This is the third sighting......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Ludwig, James P., 1963-1964
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Ludwig, James P
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......No actual display, a very little moaning, BUT, the very same head pruning behavior I have seen as precopula for behavior in both the Albatross. The long session of preening three to seven minutes by the ♂ on the ♀'s head......
Ornithology Ornithologists Sea birds Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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ATF/SIC 2, Tawakoni, June-July 1963
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1963
Smithsonian Institution Archives
...there was no Black-footed Albatross following it. At this point, no Black- footed Albatrosses are following us either. 1600--At this point, the sun is shining, as it has been all morning, and there are high scattered clouds. The......
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
......1128 Sooty Tern 1 Qe ad astern, no albatross following 1130 ( ) No OBS 1230 1310 Sooty Tern 4 SW Ad. - Traveling 1320 ( ) 2 QQ above the ships bow - cobordoo streamers - #de 1410 WTS 1 NE Lt ph. 1425 Sooty Tern......
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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
......C D E F G L % of Total Population Loon 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 <.1 Albatross 14 3 0 0 0 0 3 20 .5 Shearwater-Petrel 14 187 10 7 8 105 13 344 8......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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Kure, Midway, 1963, 1965, part 2
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......STANDEN 12 FEB, 1965 " " RAT AREA AL STATION # L 1 Berlese 338 — " " — — " " " " " L 6 " 339 — " " — — " " " " " L 12 " 340 FWS 737-93016 Black-footed Albatross A U C. Kepler 15 Feb '65 " " Found in bangs, bird barred after being banded 341......
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EAC 15, Bradley, June 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Date 05 06 07 08 09 Black-footed Albatross 1 1 1 Sooty-Shearwater 6 829 624 501 813 Pink-footed Shearwater 0 142 195 141 148 Shearwater sp. - - 9 22 75 Black Storm Petrel -- - 4 Storm Petrel sp. 2......
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EAC 26, Hall, November 1967
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National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program
1967
Smithsonian Institution Archives
......R S T U V W X Y Z TOTAL LOON SP .120 15 .063 2 .011 1 .015 2 .025 17 LAYSAN ALBATROSS .008 1 .001 1 FULMAR .600 33 1.008 126 .282 9 .068 6 .051 4......
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Ely, Charles A., 1963-1964
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Ely, Charles A. (Charles Adelbert), 1933-
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Smithsonian Institution Archives
......Most typically small flocks were seen among the plover and albatross in more open areas. All birds seen were flushed but none had painted rumps. Wandering Tattler - I never saw more than one bird at a time but suspect that......
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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
......Summary of Diurnal Observations, All Grid Areas, Eastern Grid #10, 19-29 July 1967 Species Nominal Track Non-Track "D" Total % Total # Coll. # Blood 21,22,24-29 19 & 20 Black-footed Albatross 66 8 19 93 17.9 Sooty......
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program Ornithology
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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...
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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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