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Sand-Johnston, October 1966-August 1968

by: Harrington, B. A

Publication date: 1967

Topics: Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, Ornithology, Bird banding, Birds--Counting

Collection: biodiversity; fieldnotesclir2016

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

This record refers to 4 field books b y B. A. Harrington from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, on Johnston Island, 1967. Envelope 1 contains a field book with bird counts; nest counts; plot counts; egg measurements; banding data (listing band numbers 565-12921 to 933-99973); general notes; a hand-drawn map labeled "light density"; and a hand-drawn map of Common noddy tern locals islet. Envelope 2 contains a field book with molt data lists; molt data scoring key; bird counts; egg data; and banding data (listing band numbers 642-356 to 933-9692). Envelope 3 contains a field book with bird, nest, and egg counts; and banding data (listing band numbers 535-1252 to 933-99729. Envelope 4 contains a field book with egg measurements; banding data (listing band numbers 743-73534 to 933-99943); and some brief general notes

Abstract: This record refers to 4 field books b y B. A. Harrington from his work with the Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, on Johnston Island, 1967. Envelope 1 contains a field book with bird counts; nest counts; plot counts; egg measurements; banding data (listing band numbers 565-12921 to 933-99973); general notes; a hand-drawn map labeled 'light density'; and a hand-drawn map of Common noddy tern locals islet. Envelope 2 contains a field book with molt data lists; molt data scoring key; bird counts; egg data; and banding data (listing band numbers 642-356 to 933-9692). Envelope 3 contains a field book with bird, nest, and egg counts; and banding data (listing band numbers 535-1252 to 933-99729. Envelope 4 contains a field book with egg measurements; banding data (listing band numbers 743-73534 to 933-99943); and some brief general notes.