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This field book contains notes on specimen observed and collected between approximately 6 August 1859 and 5 February 1861 in Washington State near the 49th parallel and possibly in Canada. Specimen number range is approximately 1-135 (some numbers are not in order). A wide variety of specimen were collected including mammals, birds, fish, and reptiles, although the bulk of specimen are mammals and

Original logbook of the Albatross, Hyd 3307 to 3343, dr 3503 to 3515, 28 July to 2 August 1893. 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, dredge rope readings, se

This item consists of the photocopied field journal of Cameron B. Kepler documenting his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1964 and 1965. The descriptive accounts include observations of birds, bird behavior, observations of the environment, and some plant collection activities. Most of the content reflects Kepler's work banding sea birds in and around Hawaii.

This field book contains a list of specimens collected by Killip and Smith, from approximately 1926 to 1927 in Colombia. Included are collector numbers 14001-23999. Each entry lists collector number, scientific name, and record of distribution indicated by letter. The title page of the book includes a key for letters used to designate distribution: USNM, New York Botanical Garden, Gray, Ann Arbor,

This diary includes Killip's daily entries for his time in Colombia, April 19 through December 31, 1922. The pages prior to April 19, 1922 have been cut out of the book. Diary entries include brief records of Killip's activities including his work collecting and drying plants, and his travels. Locations include Cali and Popayán, among others. A list of personal expenses for a trip to Bogotá is inc

This field book consists of a list of plants collected by Killip in 1939 in Colombia, and possibly other locations. Each entry includes collector number (33000 through 35696) and scientific name or common name. Some entries include other information such as locality and habitat. Localities include: Cali, Rio Ocoa, Audagoya, La Elsa, Buenavista, Gaques, Yanaconas, Bahia Solano, Córdoba, and Gorgona

National Museum of Natural History (U.S.). Main Library

This item consists of bird species observation checklists and the associated field notes of Richard D. Chandler. Chandler conducted work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1963 and 1964. These records are daily observations of sea birds, listing species and quantity, from May 1, 1964 to August 1 , 1964. No locations indicated.

This item consists of the field notes of Warren B. King from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1963 and 1964. The field notes document bird observation and banding activities in and around Hawaii (Manana Island, Midway Island, Kilauea Point, and Kaleakala Crater). Band numbers listed are 737-48501-737-48600. Some bird observation checklists, listing species and quantity observed

This item consists of the field notes of Ralph D. Kikpatrick from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey in 1964 and 1965. Daily journal entries describe Kirkpatrick's work banding birds and observing and collecting birds and rats. Entries also include reflections on the customs of indigenous peoples, including those on Tokelau Islands.

The notes document M. Moynihan's observations of Lagothrix lagotricha (Woolly monkey), October 1958 - September 1959. Pages are numbered. Entries are headed with location, date, and type. Observations include sex, age, appearance, behavior, cries of individuals, and interactions. Includes an paginated index, organized by topic. Locations include Iquitos and Lima, Peru and Washington Zoo.

The notes document M. Moynihan's observations of Laridae (Gulls), 1953 at the "Hearth". Most notes are typed. Entries are headed by week with date and describe behavior, appearance, movement within environment (i.e. flight), and time of day. Behaviors observed are highlighted in the text, usually denoting the behavior by indicating if it is a description (aerial display) or by intent (i.e. aggress