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Alaska, 1964

by: National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program

Publication date: 1964

Topics: Hoeman, John Vincent, Ornithology, United States, Alaska, Saint George Island, Pribilof Islands

Collection: biodiversity; sifieldbooks

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

18 black-and-white photographs document field work completed during the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, August, 1964. Images frequently have captions on the back listing location, date, and type of bird. Subject matter includes individual and flocks of birds, terrain including beaches (east killing ground beach), participants (Vince Hoeman) working in the field, and seal carcasses. Images were taken across sites on St. George Island, Alaska

Abstract: 18 black-and-white photographs document field work completed during the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, August, 1964. Images frequently have captions on the back listing location, date, and type of bird. Subject matter includes individual and flocks of birds, terrain including beaches (east killing ground beach), participants (Vince Hoeman) working in the field, and seal carcasses. Images were taken across sites on St. George Island, Alaska.