FBR

An inserted table of contents contains a full listing of localities and corresponding collector numbers. This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens collected from 28 May - 4 December 1955 in Virginia, New Hampshire, and Michigan. Collector numbers 36377-36626 are included. Specimen list includes scientific name, date, locality, collector number, and occasional notes on localit

The 4 maps document the work of Waldo Schmitt during the Alaskan King Crab Investigation, 1940. Maps are marked with routes, names of locations (including bay, town, or harbor), and notes about latitude positions in relation to Madgalena Bay and Panama. Locations cited are too numerous and are in the vicinity of the Aleutian Islands, and Shelikoff Bay.

This item includes the photocopied field notes of A. Binion Amerson Jr. taken while observing and banding birds in 1963 as a part of the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey. The entries are sequentially dated and observations are recorded in a narrative style. Observation and banding locations include: Pearl Harbor, Oahu; and CG Loran Station, Sand Island, Johnston Atoll. Also included are some hand d

This folder contains maps showing distribution and abundance of Arenaria interpres (Ruddy Turnstone) and Pluvialis dominica (Golden Plover) based on at-sea observations from February 1963 through August 1965 for the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program. Distribution and abundance data are represented by symbols, numbers, and colors added to printed maps of the central Pacific Ocean. Each map re

Alexander Wetmore went to Arizona in 1919 to investigate the economic status of the thick-billed parrot, doves, and other birds for the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Bureau of Biological Survey. Materials include a field diary, 20 May - 24 July 1919, correspondence, reports, expense books, telegrams, receipts, permits, maps (with markings), and reference materials. Notes include

The journal documents Vernon Orlando Bailey's collecting mammal and bird specimens in New Mexico and Texas, June 6 - 24, 1902. In the inside cover, Bailey lists US Department of Agriculture. Entries are dated and often headed with location. They describe routes, distances traveled, terrain (marshes, swamps, elevation), campsites, vegetation (state of bloom), observed wildlife, weather, temperature

Materials document Waldo Schmitt's efforts during the Biological Survey of San Francisco Bay, 1912-1914. Items include booklets on Fish and Games Laws for California, notes on specimens collected, maps (some with notes about locations of stylirostris and nigromaculata and dredging locations); and lists of data collected for the different locations.

An inserted table of contents contains a full listing of localities and corresponding collector numbers. This field book contains a specimen list of botanical specimens collected by F. R. Fosberg from 12 March to 24 December 1971 in England, Virginia, Hawaii, Virginia, Massachusetts, Australia, and Louisiana. Collection numbers 53636-53926 are included. Specimen list includes scientific name, date

This folder contains maps showing distribution and abundance of Bulweria bulwerii (Bulwer's Petrel) based on at-sea observations from February 1963 through August 1965 for the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program. Distribution and abundance data are represented by symbols, numbers, and colors added to printed maps of the central Pacific Ocean. Each map records data from one calendar month, with

These field notes list localities Cooper conducted field work in from 1926-1936. Mostly New York localities are listed and include but are not limited to Hamilton, Eaton, Peterboro, and Morrisville. Names of specimen listed on one sheet of paper.

The diary (1 of 2) documents Bohumil Shimek's work during a trip to Europe, primarily Austria-Hungary, covering June 12 -July 22, 1914. Entries are dated. The first portion is primarily in Czech; subsequent entries are mostly in English. Entries include lists of personal purchases, contacts and their information, botanical field work with colleagues (Dr. von Degen) on islands of the Danube in Buda

The diary (2 of 2) documents Bohumil Shimek's work in Austria-Hungary and Germany, July 23 - September 6, 1914 (2 books). Some entries switch back and forth between English and Czech. Pages are numbered. Entries are dated and describe a wide range of topics. Entries cover weather; local sights visited; institutes, universities and gardens seen; terrain observed especially along river banks; notes