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Diary documents travels of William Healey Dall December 1 - August 4, 1868 during the Western Union Telegraph Expedition. He records his impressions of Russian and American expedition participants; relationships and conflicts between participants; interactions with indigenous people; weather; daily activities; collecting and preparing of specimens; lyrics; lists of provisions; and travel on rivers

This diary kept between approximately 5 February to 29 April 1900 contains photo identifications, expense accounts, and miscellaneous notes from Stejneger's trip to Puerto Rico and the West Indies. Notes are narrative and mostly describe the events of the day with only some mention of collecting birds, lizards, and bats.

This field book is a diary from 27 January to 21 September 1924 documenting Graham's field collecting trips in the vicinity of Suifu (currently Yibin); summer expedition to Songpan and the Yellow Dragon Gorge. Graham collects birds, insects, mammals, and reptiles. Bird numbers range from 1 to 543; mammal numbers range from 1 to 24. Locations in which Graham collected include but are not limited to

This field book is a diary describing Stejneger's daily collecting activities in Virginia and West Virginia from 16 July to 30 August 1906. Stejneger describes traveling to various locations to trap reptile and amphibian species. Often mentioned are bufo frogs, lizards, and salamanders. Specimen referred to in this diary may correspond with specimen listed in "Descriptions of reptiles and amphibia

This field book contains field notes of collections Stelfox made from 21 May to 9 September 1961 in Northern Ireland. Specimens collected or observed are mostly insects, primarily hymenoptera, but botanical specimens are also included. Stelfox lists the name of the specimen, date collected, sex, quantity, sometimes remarks on the weather, location, sometimes specific type of environment, sometimes

Original logbook of the Albatross covering station numbers Dr 3323 to 3347, Hyd 2529 to 2606, recorded 19 August to 25 September 1890. Data recorded include station number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wire read

Original logbook of the Albatross covering station numbers Dr 3363 to 3322, Hyd 2446 to 2528, recorded 21 July to 19 August 1890. Data recorded include station number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wire readings,

Original logbook of the Albatross, dredge numbers 3562-3597, hydro numbers 3486-3491, 17 September 1893 and 19 March to 7 June 1894. Data recorded include survey and hydro number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wi

Original logbook of the Albatross, dredge numbers 3645-3663, hydro numbers 3696-3720, 29 August 1896 to 8 April 1897. Data recorded include survey and hydro number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wire readings, dr

This field book includes a list of plants collected by E. P. Killip in Colombia, 1944. The list includes collector number (38443 through 39224) and scientific name or common name. Some entries include other information such as locality and physical description. Locations include Cali, and possibly others.

This item refers to Killip's daily journal of life in Colombia, 1939. The book includes entries for January 1 to May 11, 1939, with the remaining pages blank. The daily entries are narrative in nature and include accounts of his personal and professional activities. Some entries refer to Killip's work collecting botanical specimens in the field. Killip describes his travels, including sailing aboa

This item includes the field notes and data collection sheets of Charles A. Ely, documenting his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey during 1963 and 1964. Field notes indicate that Ely was observing birds and creating descriptive accounts of each species. A separate group of documents entitled "Report of Photographic Proceedings" describe Ely's work with creating motion photographs of tr