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Alexander Wetmore records notes relating to the spring bird migration he observed in the Verdigris Valley in Southern Kansas. He discusses how unusually early sighting dates of Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Black-throated Green Warbler, and Black and White Warbler were, compared to notes of other observers in the Mississippi valley. On the back of the 2-page document is a note stating, "class exercise, A

This item consists of a folder of data collected at sea by Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program staff, 1966 on the Miscellaneous Pelagic Cruise No. 5, aboard the U.S.C.G.C. Basswood. The cruise began in Honolulu, Hawaii and ended in Guam. The cruise visited localities in the Marshall Islands including: Majuro Atoll, Kwajalein Atoll, and Eniwetok [Enewetak] Atoll. Materials include: bird observa

The notes document M. Moynihan's observations of monkeys, 1964, 1967-1970. There are two sets of page numbers and includes some typed materials. Includes typed and handwritten material. Entries are headed with date, location and type. Observations cover appearance, behavior and calls, and include reference to sites previously observed by Alexander Wetmore; includes information like sex, time of da

The notebook documents the work of H. S. Ladd in Lau, Fiji, January 1 - October 18, 1934. The volume begins with a table of contents listing expenses, daily log, government officials etc., contributions, miscellaneous Fijian names, and record of collections. Daily log entries are dated and describe daily activities, work with colleagues, travel details, weather, routes traveled, field work and col

The notes document the work of Moynihan of mixed flocks (birds), 1960-1966. Includes bird count with D. Fairchild, his assistant, 1960, 1965. Begins with a overview of the mixed flock counting in Chiriquí, Panama; Ecuador; and Tinamou. Discusses the field techniques, data sheets, abbreviations, and terminology. This is followed by numbered tables, headed with location and month range, and include

The field notes of M. Moynihan document his behavioral observations of mixed species flocks of birds (gregarious behavior), in Cerro Punta and Quito, 1960-1962. Pages are numbered. Dated entries are headed with location. Includes description of location, time of day, identifies groups (by number and then includes list of birds in group by common name), observations of other animals in environment

This field book contains 5 pages of narrative notes dated between 15 and 21 May 1924, which document mammals Goldman observed in Missoula and Moise.

The field book documents William Dall's geological observations of California during 1892. Entries are given a date range and location, and proceed with descriptions that go on for several pages. Through out entries he visits sites where Eugene W. Hilgard had collected specimens in the past and describes the difference in appearance of the locations. Includes work in locations: Salinas Valley, Cit

Alexander Wetmore records the birds migrating through his hometown, North Freedom, Wisconsin, spring of 1900. This is a 5-page document including data fields: common name of the bird, male, female, young, and sex unknown. The observation sites are recorded as the plum orchard and through the marsh to Seeley's. Wetmore notes sighting 29 species, 15 families, and 5 orders.

This is a typed copy of a notebook of Wetmore's bird lists, between June 1902 - January 1905 for Wisconsin and Kansas. Lists are compiled by the month, using the common name of the birds, ending with a total of the types of birds seen. Sites observed include: North Freedom, Wisconsin; Lake Kashkonong, Wisconsin (June 11-22, 1904); and Independence, Kansas (November 27-30, 1904).

Alexander recorded monthly bird lists relating sightings in his hometown, North Freedom, Wisconsin, June 1902 - February 1903. Each monthly list is on a separate sheet of paper, nine in total. A note on the cover the June 1902 list states "copies of monthly bird lists posted on wall." Each list includes a list of birds by their common names and a number totaling the types of birds observed.

This notebook is a compilation of Wetmore's bird lists, between June 1902 - January 1905 for Wisconsin and Kansas. Lists are compiled by the month, using the common name of the birds, ending with a total of the types of birds seen. Sites observed include: North Freedom, Wisconsin; Lake Kashkonong, Wisconsin (June 11-22, 1904); and Independence, Kansas (November 27-30, 1904).