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03-03-64;

Green Island,

Kure

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FTT-20261; Sola

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08-03-^4;

Green Island,

Kure

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Plain.

FN-20262; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 205_13^_44-23-30—202.8; Stadel;
08-0i^-64; Green IsGand, K’;re Atoll; Hit antennae wire,

IlJ-2n263; Sterna I’-^mta; A; U; ??6-12A_45_22-29—I3O.5; 'lirtz

08-09-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Collected at roost.

FN-20264; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 298-179-42-26-26—152.2; Uirtz;
03-09-64; Green Island, Kire Atoll; Hit antennae wj.re.

14^1-43-26-26

FN_20265; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 290—16?.3; Stadel;
08-09-6^1-; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Hit antenna i-jire.

FN-20267; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 306-l63-45-27-29-f-129.2; Stadel;

08-].3-64; Green Island, Euro Atoll; Broken mn^, hit antenna i-ri.re.

FK-20268; Puf-’inus nativitatis; A; U; 2^-KD-87-32-42-46—279,3; 'Stadel
08-15-64; Gre--n Island, Kure Atoll; '^ound dead on rurwray,

FN-20269; Sterna fuscata; A; IT; /^94-l4l-45~27-30—Wirtz;

08-14-64; Green Island, Kure'Atoll; Found under ruy fri.re with
injured vdng.

FI'I-20270; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 299-152-43-23-27—132; Dui-Iont;

08-14-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Found just off runway xdtli
injured T'rLn,?.

FN-2027I; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 298-144-42-25-29—129; Wirtz; 08-14-64;
f^reen Island, Kure Atoll; Fourid along runway with injured wing.

FN—20274; Sterna fuscata; A; IJ; 300-135-^6-24—28-—108; DuGont;

03-18-64 ; Greon Island^ Kure Atoll; Found injured 011 runx^ay®

FN-20278; sterna fuscata; A; U; 298-131-46-26-26—177.6; Stadel;
08-28-69-; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Killed while bandins?.

FN-20279; Sterna fuscata; A; U; 298-135-^5-27-28—193.8; Stadel;
08-28-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Killed vrhile bandinr.

Kure Specimens

Pa2:e 2

FN-20280; Stei-na fuscata; A; U; 294-181-48-26-26—201.4; Stadel
d8-28-64; Green Island, Kxire Atoll; Prilled while banding.

. 20281 ;

—Hi:-i0nt

broken vjin".

■ Phaethon rubricauda; A; U; 324-352-61-34-50
08-30-64; Green Island. Eure Atoll; Found with

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FtI-20283;Phaethon rubricauda; A; U; 329-301-60-32-43—444,7; Stadel;
09-02-64; Green Island , Kure Atoll; Hit antenna i-rire, had
broken X'ring,

FN-20285; Anous stolidus; A; tl; 284-l62-42-28-4lt«.153»5; DuMont;

09-07-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Live capture, imable to
walk or flv,

FN-20286; Sula sula; I; Tj; 391-240-80-36-75—768; Wirtz; 09-08-64;
Eastern Island, Midway; Died in captivity,

FK-20288; Pterodrona h 3 rpoleuca; A; U; 227-120-25-31-35—142; DuMont;
09-10-64; Green Isl.and, Kure Atoll; Collected in nist nets,

FM-20289; Sttla sula; I; U; ^+05-223-85-41-79—821.5; Stadel; 09-11-64;
Green Island, Kure Atoll; lave capture, unabl.e to fly or walk,

FN-20290; Pterodroma hypoleuca; A; U; 225-119-26-30-39—l6l,5;

DuMont; 09-13-64; Green Island, Eure Atoll; Died tanerled in
riist net

FN-20291; Pterodrorca h^-poO-euca; A; TJ; 230-119-27-31-37—^140; DuMont;
09-13-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Found middle of runvmy, unabl
to fly.

V

■20293; -Sterna fuscata; A; U; 294-143-41-25-294—0.34,5; DuMont;

09-13-64; Green Island, Kure Itoll; Live canture trith criooled
>ri.ng,

FrI-202o4|Sterna fuscata; A; U; 304-130-41-25-28—3.47,3; Wirtz;

09-1-3-6^+; Green Island, Atol.1; Fo’and injured along

runway,

FrT-20296; Anous stoO.idus; 1; U; 193-93-33-28-38—205; Did-Iont; 09-15-64
Gre-n Island, Kure Atoll; Died of possible broken neck.

FN-20297;I''onachus schauinslandi (skin); A; <f\

Wirt

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s

09-'^0-64; Green Island,Atoll of Kure; Died after capture hv J.P.
Kelly of Sea Life Pari

Page 3

Kure Specimens

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FM-2030I; Sterna fuscata; I.; U; 305-137-35-25-29—139*5; Dui-font;
09-20-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Captured in Central Roost
X'Atxi injured X'ri.ng«

f

FK-20302f Stei-na fuscata; L; U; 270-131-31-24737—131.5; DuIIont

09-20-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Captured in Central Roost
x^ith broken wing.

FI'J-20303; Sterna fuscata; I,; U; 293-117-38-25-29—134.2; DuI'Iont;
09-20-64; Green Island, lure Atoll; Captured In Central Roost
vdth injured xdng.

FN-20304; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 309-151-43-51-61—339; Wirtz;
09-23-64; Green Island, Kure Atol3.; I-'ist net capture; injured
left leg and x^ing,

FK-20305; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 30^-137-39-50-61—317.5; V/irtz;
09-23-64; Green Island, Ku.re Atoll; Mist net capture, injxired
left xring»

FI'T-20306; Pterodrona hx'poleuca; A; U; 226-121-26-31-37--129.8; Wirtz
09-23-64; Green Isla’-^d, Kure Atoll; Mist net capture, injured
left leg and xjinf>’.

FN-20307; Pterodroraa h^TOolexxca; A; U; 227-117-25-29-35—132.7; VJirtz
09-23-64; Green Island, Kure Atoll; Mist net capture, injured
x-ang.

FN-20308; Puffinus pacificus; A; IJ;304-140-39-52-60—348.9; Wirtz;

09-25-64; Green Isl3.nd, Kui'e Atoll; Kist net cantvire, injured
iring.

Catalog

Number

Sent to Mr.

Beggs August 20, 1964

Field

Number

Species

497968

40292

Sula sula

497969

40419

Fregata ariel

497970

40421

Fregata ariel

497971

40420

Fregata ariel

497972

40422

Fregata ariel

497975

40425

Fregata ariel

497974

40288

Sula sula

497975

40291

Sula sula

497976

40289

Sula sula

497977

40329

Anous stolidus

497978

40335

Sterna fuscata

497979

40356

Puffinus pacificus

TJncataloged

Assign.
Field #

Species

10002

Sula snla

10005

Arenaria intrepes

10006

Arenaria intrepes

10007

Pterod-roBia h^^poleuca

10060

Snla sula

10149

Uesofregatta alh.

10165

Heteroscelus incsmnn

10196

Sula dactylatra

irds from Oct-Hov. 19^3
Phoenix Islands,

Sex Location Date

M

At sea

6 Oct

M

At sea

7 Oct.

F

At sea

7 Oct.

M

At sea

7 Oct.

F

Hoi'/land I.

18 Oct.

M

McKean I,

27 Oct.

M .

Gardner I.

28 Oct,

M

Howland I.

10 Oct.

Gonad

Weight

Collector

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LE 2

t 2

LH 1

or. 4

LH 4

t. 3

mm

FCS 2872

ov. 5

690

BBC 431

t. 4

BAB: 18

t. 1.5

87

BBC 438

t 19

1532

BBC 408

Sntrys in Maseiam Catalog tliat contain omissions:

original numbers ;

49319 ^ Arenaria intrepes 1? Oct. 19^3 Baker Island.

493211 Heteroscelus incanum Ho date, no sex.

493114 Snla sula 20 March 19^3 Howland Island.

493115 Snla snla 20 March 19^3 Howland Island

493129 Sula snla l4 March 1963 (at sea collection)
493202 Huinenius tahitiensis 12 March 19^3 lisiaaki

493223 Heteroscelus incanum 18 Oct. 19^3 Sand Island.

493228 Brdlia melanotoi 15 Oct. I 963 Sand Island

493340 Squatarola squatarola 11 Dec. 19^3 Sand Island
493344 Lairus glaucencens 10 Mar I 963 Kure, Oreen Island

Ho data ;

493138

(Sula sula) See note in catalog

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SPECIMEN RECORD INFORMATION ON FROZEN SPECIMENS

shipped October 25, 1964
from Green Islarai, Kure Atoll, Hawaii

PN 20312; Puffinus. pacificus; 1; U; 285-123-35.5-48-58 — 200.6g; Fetrmffj
Sept, 25, 1964; Green Island, Kure A-fcoU, Hawaii. •

FN 20313; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 297**129-39“49-57 — 408,2g| DuMonnt;
Sept, 28, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Ifewaii; stepped on while

night banding,

%

FN 20319; Puffinus pacificui; A; U; 303-139-41-51-61 — 353.%; DuMont;

Oct, 1, 1964; Gceen Island, Kure A*'oll, Hawaii; died in mist net.

f

FN 2032O; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 295-141-39-50~55= — 368»7g; Stadel;

Oct, 1, 1964; G&:*een Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Dead in mist net,

FN 2032I; Num^nius tahitensis; A; U; 241-91-95-56-45 — 324,5g; DuMont

^ept, 30» 1964; Ck*een Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Net capture at night,

pulled right shoulder,

FN 20322; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 294-138-39-48-57 — 276,2g; DuMont;

Oct, 2, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Ifewaii; Found dead,

FN 20324; Pterodrom hypoleuca; A; U; 225-121-26-31-37— 1591g; DuMont:
Oct, 4, 19'64; Green Island, Kture Atoll; Hawaii; Found dead,

FN 20325; Pterodroma hypoleuca; A; U; 230-117-25-29-37— 151.5g; DuMont:
October 5, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Died in mist net.

FN 20326; Pterodroma hypoleuca; A; U; 227“113“26~30“36 —• l47*lg; DuMont;
Oct, 5, 1964; Ck*een Island, Kxxre Atoll, Hawaii; Died in mist net,

FN 20327; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 296-145-43-49-59 — 335»0g; Dulfont;

Oct. 5, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Died in mist net,

FN 20328; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 292-134-42-50-58— 3^0,5g; DuMont;

Oct, 5, 1964; Green Island, Kvire Atoll, Hawaii; Died in mist' net.

FN 20329; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 298-142-39-50-57 — 296,5g» DuMont;

Oct, 5, 1964; Oeen Islsrd, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Found dead.

FN 20330; Pterodroma hypoleuca; A; U; 233-121-26-31-36 — l4l«0g; DuMont;
Oct, 8, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii;

FFJ 20333; Sula leucogaster; A; U; 385-109-94-50-99 — 1094,0g; DuMont;

Oct, 10, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hax-raii; 96 days old.

FN 20334; Sula leucogaster; A; U; 405-195-93-^7-77 — 1062,0g; DuMont;

Oct, 10,.1964; (Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; 85 days old.

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October 25, 19^4

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FN 20335; Ptiffinus pacificus; A; U; 302”l44-4l-51“6l — 32470g5
Oct, 10, 1964; Green Isl|nd, Kure Atoll, Hawaii;

PN 20336; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 3OO-i5i-4i-.5O-.6O — 326,Og; Wirtz;
Oct, 11, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii,

PN 20337; Pterodroma hypoleuca; A; U; 228-121-26-31“36 l47,0g; DuMont

Oct, 11, 1964; (ireen Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii,

FN 20338; Pterodroma l^oleuca; A; U; 226-123-26-36-34 — 142,Og; Fleet;
Oct, 12, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii,

FN 20339; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 305-142-38-51«5-60 — 325»2g; Fleet;
Oct, 13, 1964; Oeen Isiani, Kxire Atoll, Hawaii,

FN 2034O; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 305-140-42-52-61 — 384.5g; Fleet;
Oct, 14, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii,

FN 2034I; Anous stolidus; A; U; 286-168-45-26-39 — 218,0; Fleet;

Oct, l4, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawraii,

FN 20342; Anous. stolidus; A; D; 279-156-42-26-40 -- l64.0g; Fleet;

Oct, 14, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii,

FN 20343; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 307-143-41-53-62 — 370»0gi Fleet;
Oct, 14, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Ifewaii,

FH 20344; Anous stolidus; I; U; 297-160—40-29-43 — 201«6g; Fleet;

Oct. 15, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii. Died in mist net,

F^ 20345; Puffinus pacificus; A; U; 307-145-41-50-61—356,Og; Wirtz;

Oct, 15, 1964; CSreen Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii, l^ist net kill,

FN 20347; Anous stolidus; A; U; 291-162-42-27-39 — 152,Og; Wirtz;

Oct, 15, 1964; Green Island, Kure Atoll, Hawaii; Injured in mist net

FN 2035O; Sula dactylatra; I; U; 443-182-109-62-96 — l6l9g; Wirtz;

Oct, 16, 1964; Green Islardi Kure Atoll, I^vraii; Probably starved to
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Total collection of alcoholic specimeiiB from eJJ.
areas except Alaska* Up to catalogue numher
503428 — July 1 , 1966*

Species

Johnston Howland and Phoenix Line Hawaii At Total

Atoll Baker Islands. Islands Islands Islands Sea

Diomedea nigripes
" immutabilis

I

2

I

2

Puffinus pacificus I
" griseus

" nativitatis

" tenuirostris

" puffinus

" I'herminieri

Fterodronia externa

" alha

" hypoleuoa

9

5 ' 2

22

2 29

I 24 33

13 13

7

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3 2

22

10 10
31

14 3 I?

Bulweria hulweri

NesofTegetta albigularia . 3, 2

Oceanodroma castro
" leucorhoa

" markhaaiL

3 3

3

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24 24

0

Phaethon rubricauda.
" lepturus

Sula dactylatra
” leucogaster
" sula

3

3

3

I

I Pregata minor I6 4

1 » ariel I 3

i

Pluvialis dominica.1 at Marshall Is.

Areneria interpres, II at Gilbert Is.

Heteroscelua incemum, I at Marshall Is.

Numexxius tahitiensis* I at Marshall Is. I

I Brolia melanotos. Alaska onljr
Erolia acuminata

5

3

7

4

2

2

5

I

4

7

10

II

23

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2
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1 " lunata

; " fuscata 7 ^4

Thalasseus bergii
Procelsterna cerulea
j Anous stolidus G

* minutus
I Gygis

I Conopoderas. aequinostratis

I Yini kuhli

I Psittirostra cantans
Zosterops Japonica

Anatomical Deserata.
fbased on a inaximum of IQ alcoholics)

Diomedea sp* » none needed*

Puffinus species needed: tenuirostris 9t puffinus 7» we hare a sxifficent

number of1thecbther.spediea*

Pterodroma species are sufficent except for the more hard to obtain

ones like, neglects, pha;eopygia, etc,#

Bulweria bulweri 10, Nesofregetta albigularis 6,

Oceanodroma castro 10, markhami 10, leucorhoa none needed*

Phaethon rubricauda, none needed* lopturus 8,

Sula dactyiatra 3» leucogaster and svtla none needed,

Pregata minor none needed, ariel 3*

Eeteroscelus incanum 10, Erolia species need 10 of each*

Sterna sumatx^ana XO, lunata 10, fuscata none needed*

Thalasseus bergii 10, Procelsterna ceriilea none needed* Gygis alba
none needed* Anous stolldus none needed* minutus 10,

Conopoderas aequlnostratis 8, Vlxil kuhli 8, Psittirostra cantans XO,
Zosterops Japonlca XO,

The Bird Dlylsloa could use up to 20 complete
Skeltons and 10 alcoholics ( or up to 20 of medium
and small birds ) of any species available to the
Pacific Project. It Is not Important whether
they come from one Island, many Islands, or at sea
we simply want the species representation. The
collections already made are excellent and this list
Is presented as a guide to those species still need-
ed, to make up the 20 skeltons and 10 alcoholics of
each species.

Richard Zusi

Dr. Zusi states that large collections of
alcoholics or skeltons from specific areas for tax-
pnomlcal studies are not needed at the museum. He
merely wants a representive number of all species.
Storage space Is a very large problem here at the

museum and this is the main reason we cannot accomm-

\

©date extra large collections. In some instances
(Sterna fuscata) we have more than five times the
needed specimens with no storage space avalble and
no taxonomist. The Bird Division expresses hope
that If these large collections,?or taxonomlcal worl^,
are continued the Pacific Project personnels will do

f ^

the necessary taxonomlcal work as soon as possible.

Jan Reese

4

Total collection of skeltons from all
areas ezee|»t Ala8ka« Up to catalogue
number 498IAI* July I* I966

/

This list does not include trunk skeltons.

Speciea

Johnston

Howland and

Phoenix

Line

Hawaii

At

Total

Atoll

liBaker Islaixds

Islands

Islands

Islands

Sea

Diomedea

nigripes

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1

7

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pad ficus

5

I

8

5

19

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0

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5

2

7

II

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2

2

II

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II

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6

6

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5

5

1

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4

4

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5

5

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24

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4

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I

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2

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I

♦

3

6

10

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4

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22

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4

4

19

11

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3

I

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I

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1 I

2

4

3

2

12

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I

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6

13

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Arenaria interprea I

Eeteroscelua xncanum
Nuineniua thaitienais I
Erolla acuminata
" melanotos
Crocethia alba I

3 5

2 3

I I

I 2 4

I I

0

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sterna sumatrana
“ lunata

" fus cata 4

Tbalasseus bergil
Frocelstema cerulea
Anous stolldus
" minutus

Gygis alba I

Conopoderas aequinostiatis
7inl kubli
Fsittirostra cantana
Zosterops Japonlca

2

0

0

0

2

Anatomical Desiderata
(based on a nulxiiiium of 20 skeltons)

Diomedea nigripes immutabilis 0.

Puffinus sp., Pterodroraa sp,, and Storm Petrels- need ; ,1
approxmately 15 of every avaible speciesj except Puffinus
pacificus and Pterddrona hypoleuca. Consult enclosed
list for more accurate numbers needed.

Phaethon rubricauda 3# leptxirus 20,

Sula dactylatra 8, leucogaster 20, s\ila 8:

Fregata species - none needed,

Pluvialis dominica, Arenaria interpres - none needed

Heterosecelus incanum 18, Erolia sp, 20 of each.

Sterna sumatrana 20, lunata 15> fuscata - none needed,

Thalassieus bergii and Procelstema cerulea 10 of each,

Anous stolidus 6, minutus 8, Gygis alba none needed.

We needed 20 of the following small birds - Vini kuhli,
Psittirostra cantans,

Conopoderas aequinostratis, Zosterops japonica.

Our skeltons are only as valuable as their data. We need
con 5 )lete skeltons with determined sex, color notes (soft
parts and plumage), and external measurments. Please

The Bird DItIsIob could use up to 20 complete
Skeltons and 10 alcoholics ( or up to 20 of medium
and small birds ) of any species available to the
Pacific Projecto It Is not Important whether
they come from one island, many Islands, or at sea;;
we simply want the species representation. The

collections already made are excellent and ithis list

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Is presented as a guide to those species still need¬
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each species.

Richard Zusl

Dr. Zusl states that large collections of

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pnoffiical studies are not needed at the museum. He
merely wants a representlve number of all species.
Storage space Is a very large problem here at the
museum and this is the main reason we cannot accomm¬
odate extra large collections. In some Instances
(Sterna fuscata) we have more than five times the
needed specimens with no storage space avalble and
no taxonomist. The Bird Division expresses hope

that if these large collections,?or taxonomical wor^f

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the necessary taxonomical work as soon as possible.

Jan Reese

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Zostsrops japonica 0

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Puffinus sp,, Pterodroma sp,, and Storm Petrels- need
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pacificus and Pterodroma hypoleuca. Consult enclosed
list for more accurate numbers needed,

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Sula dactylatra 8, leucogaster 20, sula 8.

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Pluvialis dominica, Arenaria interpres - none needed

Heterosecelus incanum 18, Erolia sp. 20 of each.

Sterna surntrana 20, lunata 15> fuscata - none needed,

Thalassieus bergii and Frocelstema cerulea 10 of each.

Anous stolidus 6, minutus 8, Gygis alba none needed,

V/e needed 20 of the following small birds - Vini kuxili,
Psittirostra cantans,

Conopoderas aeqviinostratis, Zosterops japonica.

Our skeltons are only as valuable as their data. We need
complete skeltons with determined sex, color notes (soft
parts and plumage), and external measurments. Please

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Species

Johnston Ho\irland and Phoenix Line Haivaii At Total

Atoll Baker Islands Islands Islands Islands Sea

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Thalasseus bergii 10, Procelsterna cerxilea none needed. Gygis alba
none needed, Anous stolidus none needed, minutus 10,

Conopoderas aequinostratis 8, Vini kuhli 8, Psittirostra eamtans 10,
Zosterops japonica 10,

The Bird Division could use up to 20 complete
Skeltons and 10 alcoholics ( or up to 20 of »edlus
and s*all birds ) of any species available t© the
Pacific Project, It is not Inportant whether
they come from one Island, many Islands, or at sea;
we simply want the species representation. The
collections already made are excellent and this list
Is presented as a guide to those species still need¬
ed, to make up the 20 Skeltons and 10 alcoholics of
each species.

Richard Zusl

Dr. Zusl states that large collections of
alcoholics or skeltons from specific areas for tax-
onomical studies are not needed at the museum. He
merely wants a representive number of all species.
Storage space Is a very large problem here at the
museum an! this is the main reason we cannot accomm¬
odate extra large collections. In some instances
(Sterna fuseata) we have more than five times the
needed specimens with no storage space avalble and
no taxonomist. The Bird Division expresses hope
that If these large collections,or taxonomical wor’^,
are continued the Pacific Project personnel will do
the necessary taxonomical work as soon as possible.

Jan Reese

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April 5 ~ Kilauea Point, Kauai, Havailan Islands

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^ SKel4c>n 4rom booo ^ Ad o f 4 ^ CAjeighV 44^ gm 5

Iris dairk brooan j upp^v- metnJib/e brighl* blue.^ lowevl

n^andiblG ligK4 blue u>v4h SligWViy grecnisK 4irv^e

base . Galar ar<a. black (aji 4K 4’eiAj fleski colorec\

Spd 4 s J legs C 4 eeV bright ^‘^Irnorij hab(fa4'^p^n
oCeqrj 00^44 |vJ X l'7G**54 W » Ie44 4es4is 14x7 no m ^
PlR -’all neiA/ axc^pb PEI 3^7 piVv J 51-R:* no r>iol4- ^ Pl
4 c6 arc.^ ^ Rp-I i^peg.y rnodierA4e. body rryol4^ hiodeiraP
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Id* (^ ^ fl€t]<=fc blo.cVc® lr\cxb«!“ o^'l' ~ opeia oc € q.v^ OO B9 X

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blii ^-feed ^ leq'^ black • habidai--'Op^wx occ'o.n oo'^S'llM X
\77 no b rood pa4ch ^ 0 \j(AJry jix4nt/^,

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D- i'loGded d'roirvi Sk^'PP ('^d } ^ I7 I g no ^ Ir,' S

b»'ou)»\ • btli y de-el ^ I black •^V\c<bfl</^4 - Opeio oC^w

OO^CPl*t^X i7<i>°33 W ^ no fwldby^oocl povdcW pLk-c\li

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D. Hosded Prom Sk-ff fz) J f\dul4 ; iris brocon^

bi'li ,l€<35 arvd deed bUcK .^Ape dksK Coloured ® Uabidxd

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paras/leG nod co If ceded.

Sderna duscada ^ Soody dern ^ da ken 9Apr(l,l9GG by

D- Hc^sdeef -f*ironr\ SkvPP (x) ® Aciuld ^ l7S^rr» ^ IriS bnoton^

- blfi^legs f -Teed bfoick^gcxpe -plcsb colored ^loabidad-
open ocecLn 00 ^ 07 ^^ f\j x 17 g^53i>j •no brood padeb J

' PLR -* l-G in ^ 7% ^ m ^ ^Lp. - all in ^ -oW fn^ ||^

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parasetes nob coHeeded.

*3dernQ, -foscado, ^ 6oody \<iy ¥\ ^ dokerv S Rpril^l9GG by
O* (dosdec) drom SkC'dd C’z') ® Aduld ^ I 75 gnri^ Ins broour^
b'dl, legs t deed black. ^ gape dlesb Calored ^ h<ab(da4 -
open oceam 00^07 ^ Po x i74c®33 vaj j brood padcK
bare 5 All P/ighd dea+hers (n , AO mold a

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Sdernoc -fuscada ^ 5oo4y 'fern ^ daken ^ April ^I9GG by

D. Hvj'a'Ved d‘ronn skidT (7^ Rd o (f ^ 2.00gm • Ir^s (omeun

btll^-Teed elegs bfcickj gape d’lesK colored ® Ka bi dad"

Operx oceoLvo Oo^oA^KiX 17G®33 Vu ® brood podcK bare^
non edcmcx-ffced ; PLk-all in ^no molf ^ SLR-all in^no

mold^RcR-cxU excepf RLG-pin«

Sfe rna foscada > 6oody dern ^ 'V'Otken ^ April ^ 19GG by
0- Idusded 'Trom ski-Tf (2} ® Adod'^l^gn J Iris brouin^

bill i-ffed f legs tiack ^ gape d"le5b Colored* habidad*
Open ocean 00 * 0 *^^ ksx I7G®33 • Ao brood paf^^ln ®

no rf\ol.d on 'Pl<<^V\^ -Recxd-^eirs^ niaderafe. vrio^-f on
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Mus 4 ^<i fravM Sk«Tf (- 2 ) * Aclu[4 ^ }<^ i grv^ « ir'i^ brooo*^ ^

U^-T^eb ^ b\<xc^ - ijctpjg.-PiesK colored ^ habi 4-<xb~

Opeva oc^earv OO^oQ Ki x 174^33 VM J brood pa4ch 3
no rnolb on P|i^K\ Pca'VKers^ {i< 3 H 4 mol-V on bade®

^ferna Po‘Sc<x4a ^ soo-fy 4em ^ -faker* S A pr'i 1 ^ I ^ GC> by C>.
AoKobec/ -PronTx sk»'fPCz)« Pk4ui+^ t gm ^ Iris brocMr*^
bt(l -Peeb 4 legs bla.ck ^ gape.-Plesh colored^ hati-4<a4-
open ocea.r\ 00*^09 {\j x |7^°3>3 ^Uj ® no brood |7abch ®
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excepb modevxLfeL rnol4- or* back®

Sdernos 'fosoa.ba ^ ^oody 4em ^ daken ^ Apri}^l^4>4 by ^-
Mc^-fed -frorn sk^-TP (X) Flduf4j 171 grv\ ®!ris brocAjn^

btU ^feeb i^g's black^gape: -Plesh coCored^ babT-fc^d-
Open ocean oo^o9' M ^ 176^33 ua* brood padeW presenfo'
no nnol4-«

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Mosfed -prom AduH^ iSCgr*'^ ^ Iris brco.ir\^

bi'd ,p€e-}- € legs black ^ gape -PleSK colored ® hab'\4a4- -
Open ocean CO®o9 6ox l7b®33^ * no brood paVoK «

PLk- Q li > ‘Si-k - all vVv ^ PL|^- 1-S’ir% ^ o

Sferna -fo5ca4a ^ Soo4y -j-err* ^ fallen ^ April ^l54C?<c» by U.

AusPed -from Sk;f-P Cz) J Adu(4 ^ Insbrouon^

bi 4 l f Pec4 4 legs black ^ < 3 ^p< "Pl^sh colored 5 : hab’rVaV-
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bi*l\ , -Peed t (egs black ^gqpe 4^1 esb colored hqbifaf-
open ocean 00^09 kAx (7^*^33 iaj brood paPeb
bare, toon C<d€nr«c\Pi zed * no molP.

g*4erna -Toscada , soody dern, > Paben g Apr* 1 ^ l9io4> by tJ.
Ausded d'rom skiff Cz} * Adu(-V^ iS^grA^lris bro^jjrv^
bill ^-feef blacky gape plesb colored ®bab» fad-

Open oceans 00*^09 M x 17 Co*^33 tA3 ® f\o brood paPeb ^
no rnald ® badly sKob upo

S4«'<"na -PoS coda , Soody fer-A^ faken ^ A pr\\ ^ lACL loy P.
Hvjsdcd -Prom skiPp (a) ® Aduld ^ISGgyrrx ® Iris broujn^
biU^ -feeP 1 I egs black ^ gap^ P'lesb colored y babi-daA -
open ocean 00*^09 Njx 33uo o brood pedeh presend®
no mold 5 blood 4aben®

‘Sferno. fuscada , Soody 4ev^n ^-daken R April^lAbb by P.
Aos4ed -Prom sk*-Pf (i) ^ Ado K?4grn ® 1 r»s broum,
bill,feel-c fegs black ^ gape flesh co Wed^ haWidaV-
open Ocean oo^^iz^ ^JX 174*^34 u) J AO brood pa-lcb^

le-Pf -fes4is * ® no mol4 j 54omcxcK saoed®

Ar)oc)era4e -fex^ ^ blood 4aker«

£-h^rr\c\ '4 ^<j5C.c^{-<x ^ ^oo’fy “/cnn ^ 'hx i^en ^ ^ !^CG by

0- /fi^r/^rViydon -fror^s skiff C43j Ado|4^ |4>3grn ® I ris
Wrocon j b<U/fec4 ^ i<33S fclacK^gape -flesh Colored^
habi 4cxP “ <^pen ocean 00*^0 Ma{7^^4^'jo® brood '

pa4c4\ IrePeadheriAq ^ no rno(4 ^ blood ^Ovnfle -faken.

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6- Marrinc^^on -Prom ski-P-Pfr^)® 172 3 m 5 brn^

bflt^PceP clegs b(aci< ^ gape. Plesb colored 5 babi+a+- ■

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open ocean. 0O%9> My uj © brood pa+cK re-fex4bev‘’«ng^.

riOA-edemcc^i^ed JAM -PligK-l--rea44^ens tn e/<cepV ^R-G
Ao"^ pnesen'l' y blood C>o.«nriple "bcx U.en a

^ema -Puscada ^ 6oc»dy *bc.Ar\ ^dQken ^ April ^lAGG by

B. flarring+on -Pnom sUj^P C4) * Adul"!^ I74gm® llriS fern^
b'lll j Peef ^ Ugs black ^ gape PieeK colorecl5 babiW-
opcn ocecx*a (u x 17 g®4o’ no brood pD^deb^ no

mold blood sano pie dcxkeno

Sdcrno. firscada ^ -Soody dcrn ^dqkerN Apr'il^lRGG by

6- Harring-bn -Pk-om Ado/d ^ I ^7gm 5 brn^

bid |d^edelegs black j gc\pe Piesk cb|ofed y babidad-
^pen oeearx oo®o^ ^>*17^^41^0 0 no brood padcW 7
Pck-aK m ySLR.~c\(l in excepd 6R2-pir> ^RL-R-all in^
cxcepd RlS-^ y blood sample dakeno

S+<2rrvc\ -fbscada , Sooly dern ^ 'baken ^ ^ {‘^bb by

B. HaY'ring+on -Prom skiPP(4^* Adoll^ 2o3grn • Iris brr\^^ 1723
billjd^eb e legs black ^ gape 'Tfesk colored 5 Wcxbt 'Vad -
open oceam oB NX I7b ^41 uj o brood pabch re-
Peadbering ^non edemaVixed 7 ho molda

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Marr'mgdoA 'Proi^ ^k‘id(^ Cd) g Ado (4- , | 7ogro 7 Ir» S brn

bill^-Teef € legs black ^gqpe -flesWcolored ^ bobiicxd -
open ocean 00 ^ 0 S mx l 7 ^^ 4 z uj o no brood pa^cbo no moHo

Sderna -fuscada ^ 6 oody dern , -d<aken S April by B.

Harr»ngdon d-rom sfci-TPC^^^ Adold^ 144 grn g ir^S brn-^

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bill ^-deed c legs black ^ gape-Oesb colored y habldad-
open ocean oo®o 2 MxHG'Hziq «no brood pakiby gOo mold^

^ierACK -fuSCadcL > Soody 4e.rn , dakcn ^ Aprd^Hbb by B.
(dqrriogdon dVom skidp^'j y Adoid^KiG gm ^ 1 ITtS brooarv^
bill ^-fecd 4 legs blacky gape ■fl'eob colored g habidad
open ocean 00*^02 N>;ci7b°42|jvj no bnood pa-lcb^ no moldo

54erAa -foscada ^ Sc»o4y -fern y dakcn 7 April , lAC»b by p.
MuS'^ed -(-rom. gm g Iris brouon^

bill deef black ^ gape d’lesK colored •habi4ab-

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open Ocean oa^\z' KJx 17 G®3GL0 © brood padc.U ® no nJoM-J
no dicks 3 blood sample 4 aken <,

Ocoanodlroma leucorboa ^ Leacbe's sborm pedrel ^ d“alce»-\
g April ^igbC by hlarr'ingdon -Trom ski-Tf* C4)j Aduli^

40 gm f (ris bro<^n^ bijV yfeed ^ le^s black ^ ga pe
-f/^sb colored J babr4<^'l - opsn ocean 00*^02 NA(7 g**

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fri-s brooorv ^ bi’U ^ “Fe€4 c loiack « habt 4oi4-

Op€^ ocecxn oo‘'o%' MX 176.‘’4\ Vaj « r^o brood pa4ch ®

PlR.- i-q dU in /o >£ ^ SLR-i- 5 c?H m ^ 4 , res4 iia^RL^-

cxH in ^no mol4.® poimst4«s no4 coUc?c-4ed.

Oceanodromcx Icocorhoo. ^ Laactncs sborm 'pe4rel ^4aken ,
^ April by B* Aarr «* nc^4oin -from sk-»-p-r(4^J Adol4^

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42 gms ; iris brooun ,bUl ^ffe4^ lec^sblacVc^ gape
•flesb Colored ^ bab\40.4 - open ocecivi ^o®«=>'7
no brood paldK ® no mold orv •fl)qh4 4^44\€rs j lnnodem4z.
mod on back ©

Oceanodrot<r\a (eucorV\o(x ^ Lcacbe’s sVorm pe4rel^4aken
|0 Apri I by k-Aabn -Trom bridge 5 Adu(4^ i

4i gm * Iris brooon ^ b\\[ ,-feef k legs black ^ gape
-Tleih co(o(red ® Kab\4a.K open ocean oo*ofsj^x l 74 »®io
ho brood pa4clA J no rnol^ ® Revnnarks- 1 ~. Ho.Wn
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Oceexmodroma IcuCorkocx^ l-€acke's s4o»"rvi pe4rel ^4Qk:en
R April ^ I9GG by R. Crossin 4irorn skiff (s^ © Adu(4 ^ ^
3Z gms ® Iris brooan ^ biU, legs ?Teef black. , gape
flesCn Colored J habila.V - open <xeato oo^oi mx 176*^45 Ui«
no brood pa4cK, ouary - e.Sx 1 mrvi ^Ig-sboN/om- C.Smrh

PR - S m , ^ , |0 piri ^ Pl- I -g |o fin ^ 6R ~ 9 pin;re£»4-

t'n V SL-all i*r\ Rck-all in © sdomack 5<^oec:) ® moderaVe

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Oceanodvomex leuco rboex. , LeacWc S sb^rm peb'rel ^4oiker\
4April^lAGG by M .-tV\om p 5 on 4’rom bridge y Adult
32.Sgm ® Iris - Jark broojn ^ bi 11 ^ (egs e4e€4 black g

f\abi4a4“Open ocean oo'^oo mx '7(>®o4^\A^g no brood
palcin , L. 4es4‘'s - I mm ® Ail 41*1 gK4 4ea4ber‘=>
h€uj^ no mo!4 5 54amacb Sew^ed ® heauy 4a.4'«

P4eradro»TNa inex pec4a4a. , mo44|ed petrel ^ 4 a ken lOApnl
I3GG by Q Hos4ed 5 Adull^^ 342 gw\ 5 Iris dark brocoo,
bi U \olack , 1 eqS 4lesK'Splo4ck cKanzoal clis4c\lly ^ ffei'

cbarcoa.1--flesb (Ajebbi ng on proximal be4<Jo€en
inner and middle loeSjHails blacky habidad-
operv oceoLr^ oo‘*i75^x 177*43 uo® no brood pa4clr\^
ouary || x7 mm , lg34- ooorn Zmrrs « All -TligUk
-f^4bers in -excepi RL 4 missing.® GcVopamSi4es-
ASbS miWs e mallopbaqa collected 5 skomacb s^uedj
body badly ebot op ^ beavjy 4a4, blood Sample 4okei

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blcj-ek. ^ +cnrsus 'Tlesb ^ u^ebs Q-f dark. binQ<JoH 5

babf'4a4"--operk qc€cxw^ i^a brood

pa+cb r-e-TcaL+H^^ring y ooary U mm, ou um
^mmn 5 AU-TliqlrvV -Feabbe^r^ ttr> RL.Z ,^4 3 Ii< 5 K^

body rrvo( 4.'5 Eofopcvv-aSi 4€s - f\"S 72- Wi I'Ve^ ^ nr\cx.l!o~ '
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f\r\ou^ minidus ^ HacoaM'a.A <^oddy bern, bakers /|

April^ (9G4 by R Cross to^ Ac!old ? j Sgm® ! ^is
dark broa>c\ , o^a p€ brigbd yelloou orang e , b> il 1 blacky

-Teed f Wg 6 yellouLj-brouji^k , nai\s bla.ck^ (r>(xb<ba.b- J

opers ooca^rv co^Z'^'i^l^x l77^5'o w j bfoad pedeb ^ 2.oGo
ovjavy § ASmrr-, ^ Igsb ovum *»5’mnr\^ no rnol4 Ofci

'k I igh b -feabrbers j Ec^dopcxrc\^»bes ~ AS7o

n^oLCtopbagA dakev^ ® sdomacK saued^ m ueb bKb^
■Fecxbbex^ S'iav^'fed slipping ir\ prepQ.rocViono

Pu'Td’inus pae'i-Pi cus^ uj^dg<2L4ai( sbecxrujccV^^ , +a

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^ April^l9C>G by M. Ibompson * I^<vicx4'jre c?'^

329 gm j Iris brouJn ^ t>\ U gray -dar Ker ad 4ip^

-Pee-d ligWd pink^ ^^ 3 ^ dark la4erally ^4*k^ib rrvediaiy

^babj4a4- open ocectva 00 ^ o5^ U) ® Vi o IZOGJ

brood pedreb 4esdi^ 2.x3rv>o-^ 5 *^0 imol4' orv

4( i gK4 -peadk erS^ rnocicv~a4e mold oi/\ bcxdc^

^fomacb Sauedl ® blood Sample 4r\ken^ lae:av:^

Pad'^ big bp pkasco

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by D. Hof-T j Fsdull ? , lt>5 gm® ir{s darkbrQcjJh^
bi I l,4eef. i fegs black. ^ g^p*^ Plesb o babidad- open
Ocean 02^0660 A vj ® no broodi pa4cb,o\jary

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no mol

Sbema Puscada^ Soody dem , "Vaklerv IC> nprvld^bG
bv/ R.CroCcin J Adu (f ZO\ gm ^ Ir'vS dark brootVi

biI\;4eed^e kgs black , gape -PlesK ® babi Wd -open
Ocean o 4 ^ 2 S s ®a 1 *^ “2-^27 vv ® r\o lov^ood pa Feb ^ Uo
des4is loxSrnm ^ ir»o rnol4 sdomoch saved®
beavy Pad®

6 derncx p USc\dcx , Scody desrn, 4a-kcr\ IG PVprib lAGC
by . 4bo m pson 4rom sk« PF k") * Ad u Id ? , l7ogw,|
Iris dark brooun ^ bill ,dee4 , i legs black * gape
Plesb j bab idad-open ocean ®X 172^29 Oj ®

pvc brood pc\dcb ^ Ovjary \3 X *0 m ro 3 I gs4 o v^vm
l.S^mm j PLR- c^U m ^ no mold ^ SLR -a\ 1 Injnornolb
RLR-<a(l irv excep + Ri-AX , ^ rrv O derade

mold on baek.j sdomaci't Sc\ued “ rv^odegrade

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Sd^rna PoSCtxda , Soody dern , 4a ken IG Apiri \ ^ RGG
ky , dbompson 4rorn sk»44 C'2.} ^ f\do\d ^ Sex
^J. o. , 1 9 S g m ^ Iris dav \c t mcon , bi \l j f ceV/^
legs black J govp^ P ksb ^dx^bidad open oc<eaK

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\^(o4 5 47 gn\ ^ Acluld ^ ® IrCs dk ■ brocAjr»_^ Wi \l j-f^e-V^ 4

■foes block ^waebbvnq Crecxvvs color<?<4 , <q(X pe O'Tcxn^^ ®
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fnm, lqs4 ovutv\ Imnn j PLtZ - q^\\ m ^ vno rnold ^ q\ 1
^xcep4~ Sk-9^^n pin, SL n j lo pin ^ RtR-oil'm ^excepd RLrS
pin j Bri pin ^beavy bodv^ mold * S-VomcxcK Scxvpd ® l\ql\V-

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David I. Hoff

1966

0001 1873

0002 1895

0003 1924

0004 1956

0005 1957

0006 2008

0007 1998

0008 '■ ; 2016

0009 2025

^ Sterna fuscata 4 April 1966 Coll. Crossin
Shot, Pacific Ocean Skin

Testis 3 x 1 mm right.left smaller - I89 gms. Bill-
black gape-flesh iris-dark brovn legs-black stomach
saved, molt taken
Prl -

+ P^TTinus paciflcus 6 April I966

Coll. K. Balcomb - Shot 33 S *5 gni* Iris dark brown

taken off Howland Island, Pacific Ocean

no brood patch, ovary 6x3 mm. - no large ova - molt

taken Stomach saved - Dark phase blood sample

9 Oceanodroma leucorhoa 8 April I966 Coll. F. Smith
Shot - Skin - 40 gms. Iris dark brown - bill, feet,
legs - black: taken in open ocean. Ho brood patch, ovary
5x3 mm. no large ova molt taken - stomach saved

$ Sterna fudcata 9 -April I966 Coll. Husted
Shot - Flat skin Ad - I93 . Shot in open ocean

no brood patch - ovary 1 x 0.5 Cent- molt taken - Stomach
saved heavy Fat.

d* Sterna fuscata 9 April I966 Coll. Husted - Shot
Flat Skin Ad. I87 gms. S 4 (ot in open ocean no brood
patch L. testis - 5 x 3 ™i* molt taken - parasites taken -
Stomach saved

cf Puffinus pacificus 10 April I966 Coll. J. Dewis -
Shot - Skin 312 gms - color notes - molt taken - shot
in open ocean no brood patch = R. testis 10.2x5 mm
L. Testis 10 x 4 mm. Stomach saved Blood sample - heavy
body fat

d* Sterna fuscata 9 April 1956 Coll. Crossin - Shot -
Skeleton 188 ^s - color notes taken - shot in open
ocean - no brood patch R. Testis 2 x 3 L. testis 1 l /2
X 3 Mm* " molt taken Stomach saved

d* Puffinus pacificus 10 April I966 Coll. M. Thompson -
Shot - Skin Ad. 350 gms Color-notes taken Shot in open
ocean - No brood patch testis black R. testis - 1 x 2 mm
L. Testis 1 x 2 mm. Molt taken - no ticks Stomach saved
Heavy Pat

$ Sterna fuscath 10 April I966 Coll. J. Lewis - Shot
Skeleton Ad. 201 gms. Soft pt. colors taken Shot in open
ocean - no brood patch Ovary 15 x 10 mm. Largest ova 5 mm. -
molt taken - Stomach saved Heavy fat

d Puffinus pacificus 6 April I966 coll. B. Harrington
Shot in open ocean Skin 382.5 gm. dark brown iris legs
brown mottled laterally, white medially outer toes on each
foot mottled gray medial toes and webs white, bill slate

0010 1888

David I. Hoff

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gray gape flesh - no brood patch EL testis 4 x 2 mm. dark - PLR -
no molt 5 LR no molt R -1 - 1&2 present, 3 i/ 3 j 4 , 5 > 8,

present Breast - light molt back - no molt - Stomach

■ ■■ i

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saved Heavy Fat - dark phase

cf Sterna fuscata 10 April I966 Coll. J. Lewis Shot

1

i

in open ocean Skin - 185 gms - Bill & legs black Iris-
brown Gape - flesh - no brood patch - L testis 4 x 3

R. testis 3 x 2 mm PrL - I-9 no new molt, 10 2/3

S & L - no molt breast - light molt

R & L - no molt back - light molt ^

Stomach saved - moderate fat

012 2037

d* Sterna fuscata 12 April I966

Coll. J. Lewis Shot in open ocean - Skin Ad - 154 gms

Frozen Specimen Bill and legs black - gape - flesh - Ho
brood patch L. testis - 1 x 2 mm R Testis - minute

PL - 5 peg, 1-4 and 6-10 no molt PR 1-4 no molt, 5 2 / 3 ,

6 peg, 7-10 no molt SR - no molt breast - no molt

SIi - 3 ? peg, rest no molt back - no molt RL - 3 , ^/S ~

rest no molt RR - no molt Stomach saved - no fat

013 2048 '

$ Sterna fuscata I6 April I966 Coll. Crossin Shot
in open ocean Skin - I80 gms - ad. - Frozen Specimen

Bill & feet - black - Gape - Flesh - Shot in open ocean

Ho brood patch ovary 8 x 10 mm Largest ova 1 mm. Remeges
no molt Breast & Back very li^t molt Stomach saved Fat
moderate .

014 2049

O' Sterna fuscata I6 April I966 Coll. Crossin Shot
in open ocean Skin Ad - I85 gms Frozen Specimen Bill
& feet black - Gape-flesh Ho brood patch L. testis 5 x 3
mm. R. testis minute Remeges - no molt Back and breast,

no molt Stomach saved Moderate Fat

015 2054

O' Sterna fuscata I6 April I966 Skin Coll. Crossin

Shot Ad - 195 gm. Frozen specimen Feet and Bill: black

Gape; Flesh Iris: brown Shot in open ocean Ho brood
patch L Testis 9 x 6 mm. R- 6 x 4 mm. Ho molt Stomach
' ' saved - heavy fat

)

016 2056

O' Sterna fuscata I6 Ap’ril I966 Coll. Crossin I83 gm.

Skeleton Frozen specimen Bill & Feet black gape: Flesh

Shot in open ocean Ho brood patch L Testis 8 x 3 R“ 5 x 3 sm-

Ho molt S. mod. Fat

017 208l

9 Frigata aerial 4 May I966 Skeleton Coll. H. Heryford

;

Shot - Ad.$ 1030 gm. Bill - top greyish to dark tip,
bottom grayish near gape to dark pink in gular pouch IRIS
dark brown Feet white near torsals to dark pink at base of
nail - Brood patch bare - ovary 20 x 15 nim, ova. 20 x 20 mm.

Oviduct enlarged greatly no molt S. B. Heavy Fat

018 2092

1

cf Sula sula 6 May I966 Skin Coll. Husted 789 gm.

Sub-ad. Bill - bluish around eye merging to pink with
dark gray tip IRIS - DK. brown Feet - red-pink L Test.

5 x 2 mm R- 4 x 2 mm PLR - all in 4 is peg 5 LR - all in'

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Rectices: L-3 is peg 1 is I/3 Rectices R-2 is I/3 all
others in S. Blue Streamer Band 777“57440 light

fat

019 2102

? Sterna fuscata 6 May I966 Skeleton Coll.

Ad. 175 gm- Bill & ft; black iris: brown gape: flesh

Shot in open ocean brood patch bare ovary 6x4 Ig. ova 2

mm. Pl-10 2/3, 1-7 new rest no molt, S.B. Shot in open ocean

020 2115

$ Sterna fuscata 6 May I966 Skeleton Coll. R. Crossin

Shot Ad - 170 gm Bill & Feet: Black gape: Flesh Iris:
brown Shot in open ocean Brood patch partial-bare ovary

8x4 mm. ova 1 mm. No molt S. light Fat

021 2123

9 Sterna fuscata 7 May I966 Skeleton Coll. lordoff

Shot Ad. 157 ©a. Bill & Feet: Black Iris: brown gape:
flesh no brood patch ovary 10x5 mm. ova 2 mm.No molt

Mod. Fat Shot in open ocean

022 2125

cf Sterna fuscata 7 May I966 Skeleton Coll. Tordoff

Shot Ad - 193 ©a. Bill & Feet: Black Iris: Brown

Gape: Flesh No brood patch L Test s 5^3 aim. R Testis:
minute No molt S. Mod. Fat

023 211l-5

9 Sterna fuscata 7 May, I966 Skeleton Coll lusted Shot .

Ad. - 9 192 gm. Bill & Feet: Black Gape: Flesh Iris:

brown No brood patch ovary 4x6 mm. largest ova 1 mm. No
molt S. B. light fat Shot in open ocean.

024 2173

9 Sterna fuscata 8 May I966 Skeleton

Coll. Crossin Shot Ad - l64 gms. Bill 1& Feet = black

Iris: brown gape: Flesh Shot in open ocean brood patch
bare, ovary 5x3 largest ova 1 M M Prl - 1-8 new, 9 2/3,

10 old rest no molt B

025 2178

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. Crossin

Shot Ad - 159 ©Ji Iris: brown Bill 3s Feet: black Shot
in open ocean No brood patch PR - 3 is peg PL - 3 is pin -
rest in B.

026 2179

$ Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Skeleton Coll* Crossin

Shot Ad - 165 ©a Bill & Feet: Black Iris: Brown gape:

Flesh Shot in open ocean No brood patch ovary 7x4 mm
largest ova 1 mm. No molt S. B. light fat

027 2183

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic Coll* Cr-ossin

Shot Ad - 197 gm. Bill & Feet Black, iris - brown,
gape - flesh Shot in open ocean No brood patch No molt

028 2185 ■

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic Coll* Crossin Shot

Ad - l84 gm. Bill & Feet: Black Gape: Flesh Iris:
brown Shot in open ocean No brood patch No molt ''

029 2188

cT Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Skeleton Coll. Crossin

Shot ad - .203 gm Bill & Feet: Black, gape: Flesh, Iris:
brown Shot in open ocean Brood patch bare L Testis 5x3?

‘ tiavid I. Hoff

1966

030 2189

031 2199

032 2201

033 2202

03 it- 2212

035 2216

036 2170

037

2223

038

2227

039

2149

'''R- 3 x 2 Ko molt Stomach saved light Fat

/

/ 9 Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Skeleton

/ Coll. Crossin Ad - 19 ^ gm. Bill. & legs: black,
gape: Flesh Iris: brown Shot in open ocean Ho
\ brood patch. Ovary 5 x 5 largest ova. 2 mm.

\ Prl - 4 is 2/3, rest in - no molt in others
NStomach saved - light fat

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic

Coll. Crossin Shot Ad - 222 gm. Bill & Feet: Black
Iris: brown Gape: Flesh Shot in open ocean Ho brood
patch PrL - 3 is pin, rest in others Ho molt

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic

Coll. Crossin shot Ad -192 gm. Bill & Feet: black Gape:
Flesh iris: brown Shot in open ocean Ho brood patch
Ho molt

Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Alcoholic
Coll. Crossin Shot Ad -195 gm Bill & Feet: Black
Gape: Flesh Irib:;brown Shot in open ocean Brood
patch bare Ho molt

$ Sterna fuscata 9 May I966 Skeleton Coll. Crossin
Shot Ad - 152 gm Bill & Feet: black Gape= Flesh iris:
brown Shot in open ocean Brood patch bare ovary 6 x 3 mm.
largest ova 1 mm. Ho molt Stomach saved li^t Fat

9 Sterna fuscata 11 May I966 Skeleton
Coll. Lewis Shot Ad -159 gm. Bill & Feet, legs: black
Gape: Flesh Iris: brown Shot in open ocean HO brood
patch ovary 6 x 4 mm. largest ova 1 mm. PrL - 10 old, 9 2/3,

8 pin rest new ErL - 4 2/3, rest no molt others no molt
Stomach saved light fat

Sterna fuscata 8 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. D. Hoff Shot
Ad. 176 gms. Bill & Feet; black gape: flesh Iris: brown
Shot in open ocean Brood patch bare PL: 10 old, 92/3,

8-7 new, 6 - 2 old 1 new Pr: 10 old, 9“7 n.ew, 6-2 old, 1 new
R & L: new SL: 9 Piiij rest no molt Sr: 10 2/3 , rest no
molt Parasites: large Humbers Mallophago on head H.T.

Blood taken

Bulweria bulwerii 12 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. J. Tordoff
Sgot in open ocean Ho brood patch no molt Blood taken

Pufflnus pacificus I8 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. H. Heryford
Shot ^6 gms dark phase Bill - grey Feet & legs - pink
Shot in open ocean no brood no molt

Anous stolidus 7 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. F. Smith Shot

Shot 189 gms Bill: black legs: grey frozen specimen shot
in open ocean Ho brood patch Ho molt

»David I- Hoff

1966

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042 2104

0if3. 5966

044 6029

045 6031

046 6035

047 6045

048 6101

sterna fuscata 6 May I966 Alcoholic Coll. Crossin
Shot 2 l 4 gm. Bill & Feet: black gape: flesh Frozen
specimen shot in open ocean brood patch refeathered No
molt.

Sterna fuscata 8 May 1966 Skin Ad 203-5 g cf Bill &

Feet: black iris: broira Gape: flesh Shot in open ocean No
Brood patch R. Testis 5 x 3 1™. L Testis 3 x 2 ram Pr - 9 >

4 , 3,2 - nev, rest are old PL - 9+5 nev, rest old others
no molt Stomach saved

Sterna fuscata 6 May 1966 Skin Coll. Crossin Shot Ad -
226 gm d* Bill & feet Black iris: brown Gape: flesh Shot
in open ocean Brood patch bare L Testis 4 x 8 mm. R. Testes
5 x 3 Him. No molt Stomach saved Heavy fat

d* Procelsterna caerolea 30 April I966 Skin Coll. D. -Hoff
Taken by hand cf 54 gm. McKean-I. Frozen Specimen L Testis
4 x 3 mm. R Testis 3 x 2 mm. No. molt - Stomach saved

cf Anous stolidus 14 May I966 Skin Coll.skin Coll.

R. Crossin Ad. - 197 gm d* Palmyra Atoll Bill: black
legs & feet: brown iris: brown Brood patch refeathering
L Testis 3 x 2 mm. R. Testis: minute P r L: 6 pin, rest in
SrL - all in Rectices L - 2 is pin, all rest in Body -
heavy molt Stomach saved light fat

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^ Sula leucogaster 15 May I966 Skin Coll. R. Crossin

band Ad - I321 gms. 9 ' Palmyra Atoll Gape: deep purple
Bill: green around eyes to lifter at Tip Feet S legs:
green Anis: green ovary 15 x 6 mm. largest ova 4 mm. PL -
5 is peg, 2 is peg, rest in Pr 9 aad 4 are in, rest in
SrL - no molt RL, 3 is pin, rest in Rr - no molt Stomach
saved

(f Fregata minor 15 May I966 Skin Coll. R. Cross in Shot
immature 1110 grams . Gape: Flesh gular area: red-orange
Feet: flesh Palmyra Atoll RL testis 10 x 5 mm. No molt-

remeges & rectices body - light molt Stomach saved

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d* Anous s tolidus 14 May I966 Skin Coll. J. Tordoff
Shot Ad-231 gm Bill = black iris: brown legs & feet:
brown Palmyra Atoll Brood patch bare L Testis 4 x 2 mm. R.
Testis 4 x 2 mm. Prl - 6 is pin, rest in Sr 1-1 is peg,
rest in rectices Left 1 is peg, rest in Body light molt
Rectices right 2 is peg, rest in
Stomach saved medium fat.

cf Sula sula 15 May I966 Skin Coll. R. Crossin 780 gm.
Int. phase iris: brown bill: light blue Feet: red
Palmyra Atoll L R Testis 10 x 6 mm. PL: 1 &2 are pin, •
rest in Pr: all in SLr - mostly in, occasional pin
Rectices - no molt Stomach saved light Fat

R. S. Crossin
January I966

February Field Catalogue SIC II

SI Field #

Date

Species

Lat.

Long.

Sex

Collector

«

1705

Jan. 24

Stercorarius pomarinus

20 - 53 N

158 - 08 W

cf

RSC

1706

Tl

tl 11

11

tt

9

RSC

1707

U

tt tt

tl

II

9

MCT

1708

n

tt tl

20 - 48 N

158-09¥

9

, MCT-FS

1709

27

Phaethon rubricauda

10 - 03 N

165-12W

9

BAH

1710

29

Sula sula

12-5111

170 - 42 W

cf

DNH

1711

30

II II

16-ION

170-25W

alco

JPT

1712

n

tl tl

16 - 12 N

170-22W

cT

JPT

1713

Feb. 1

Phaethon rubricauda

14 - 08 N

170 - 55 W

alco

RSC

171^

It

•

Phaethon rubricauda

14 - 01 N

170-57W

9

JPT

1715

tl

Diomedea immutabilis

13 - 53 N

171-05W

cf

RSC -DNH

1716

t!

Sula sula

13-OON,

179-21W

alco

MCT

1717

3

Puffinus puffinus

06 - 22 N

174-2 ON

9

RSC

1718

It

Puffinus pacificus

05 - 53 R

174 -36¥

alco

JL

1719

tl

II II

tt

II

alco

DNH

1720

tl

Sterna fuscata

05-3 ON

174- 42 ¥

9

RSC

1721

tl

Puffinus pacificus

05-28N

174- 44 ¥

9

RSC

1722

II

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

05 -23N

174- 45 ¥

9

JPT

1723

II

Puffinus pacificus

O5-I8N:

174- 48 ¥

cT

BAH

1724

f tl

It , tl

05-i6n

174-50¥

alco

JPT

1725

It

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

05-15N

174-51¥

9

RSC

1726

It

Puffinus pacificus

05 -i 4 n

174-52¥

cf

?

1727

II

Sterna fuscata

tt

11

9

RSC

1728

tl

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

05 - 12 N

174 - 53 W

9

?

a

1729

tl

Biilweria Ixilwerii

05-O7N

174 - 58 ¥

alco

RSC-MCT-RID

1730

4

Pterodroma externa

02 - 57 N

175-52¥

cf

MCT

1731

It

II It

02 - 49 N

175 - 55 W

alco

BAH

1732

tt

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

02 - 35 N '

176-01¥

9

JPT-JL

1733

It

Sula sula

02 -i 4 n

176 -o8¥

9

MCT

1734

tl

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

tt

tt

cf

DNH

1735

If

Sula sula

02 - 13 N

176-08¥

cf

MCT

1736

tl

Phaethon lepturus

02 - 12 N

176-09¥

alco

MCT

1737

If

Puffinus pacificus

02 - 12 N

176-10¥

cf

DNH

1738

t!

11 tl

tl

If

cf

DNH

1739

tl

Fregata ariel

11

II

alco

DNH

1740

ft

Sterna fuscata

02 -llN

176-10¥

9

DNH

1741

tl

Puffinus pacificus

II

t!

alco

DNH

1742

tt

Sterna fuscata

II

176-11¥

cf

DNH

1743

11

tl II

tl

tl

cf

DNH

1744

tt

ft 1!

If

It

alco

DNH

1745

ft

Puffinus pacificus

02 -ION

It

alco

DNH

1746

tl

Sula dactylatra

O2-O9N

176-13¥

cf

RSC-MCT

1747

ft

Puffinus pacificus

It

II

9

DNH

1748

tl

II tl

tl

tt ‘

alco

DNH

1749

tl

II If

It

176 - 14 ¥

9

DNH

1750

ft

It . 11

O2-O8N

tt

9

DNH

1751

tt

II II

It

It

alco

DHH

eti

1752

4

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

02-07N

' I76-I5W

alco

JPT

1753

11

Bulweria bulwerii

01-58N

176-24W

cT

DNH

1754

5

Sterna fuscata

00-48N

I76-38W

xJ

RSC

1755

n

It tt

00-26N

176-5iw

9

DNH

1756

6

tl tl

01-22N

175-42W

?

RSC

1757

It

Bulweria bulwerii

01-23N

175-25w

9

' JPT

1758

7

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

00-21N

I76-32W

9

JPT

1759

It

Phaethon rubricauda

00-38N

176-35W

d*

RSC

1760

It

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

00-57N

176-53N

?

DM

1761

!f

Sula dactylatra

01-02N

177-OIW

9

MCT

1762

?t

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

01-05R

I77-O5W

zf

MCT

1763

8

Sula dactylatra

01-13N

178-l4w

alco

MCT

1764

It

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

00-5IN

178-05W

<J

JPT

1765

9

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

01-37N

176-32W

9

JL

1766

If

Sterna fuscata

01-27N

176-35W

9

MCT

1767

11

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

II

ft

cf

MCT

1768

If

It tt

oi-i 6 n

176-43w

d*

DNH

1769

II

It II

oi-o 6 n

,176-57W

?

•

BAH

1770

II

It It

00-5ON

177-13W

alco

RLD

1771

It

Sula sula

00-17N

177-49W

cf

MCT

1772

11

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

oi-o6s

176-15W

alco

FS

1773

12

Puffinus herminieri

03-i6s

173-43W

9

MCT

1774

l 4

Sterna fuscata

02-553

171-36W

9

MCT

1775

II

Oceanodroma castro

03-04.S

171 -i 4 w

alco

RSC

1776

15

Sterna l\inata(offshore)

Enderbury Island

cf

DNH

1777

It

Sterna fuscata

03-033

171-06W

alco

DNH

1778

It

Puffinus pacificus

1?

II

alco

DNH

1779

17

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

■08-35W

170-56W

d*

FS

1780

. 15

It It

03-033

171-06W

alco

DNH

1781

It

II It

It

II

alco

DNH

1782

It

It If

03-06s

171 -o 6 ¥

alco

on

1783

17

Phaethon lepturus

08-32S

170-57W

alco

MCT

1784

II

It If

08-46s

170-55W

alco

FS

1785

It

Pluvial!s dominica

09-29S

171-03W

d*

NH

1786

21

Gygis alba

Pago Pago Harbor,
Am. Samoa

9'

RSC

1787

24

Phaethon lepturus

10-393

171-18W

q?

JL

1788

25

Sterna fuscata

O7-OOS

172-58w

cT

MCT

1789

26

Sula dactylatra

04-133

174-23W

9

DNH

1790

It

Sterna fuscata

04 - 09 S

174-26w

alco

DNH

1791

II

Sula dactylatra

It

II

cf

DNH

1792

1!

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

04-04s

174-28W

alco

DNH

1793

It

Sterna fuscata

03-21s

174-52W

d*

FS

1794

It

Procelsterna caerulea

02 - 39 S

175-2IW

9

DNH

1795

27

Sula dactylatra

01-133

176-3OW

9

MCT

1796

i;

Sterna fuscata

OO-28S

176-35W

cT

BAH

1797

28

Phaethon rubricauda

01-17N

175-27W

cf

RSC

1798

II

Sula dactylatra

OI-09N

175-21W

cf

RSC

1799

It

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

00-3ON

175-5IW

cf

RSC

1800

It

tl It

OO-29N

175-53W

cf

RSC

1801

II

It II

OO-28N

175-57W

alco

RSC

1802

II

II II

00-27N

176-OlW

cf '

DNH

4

1803

Feb.

28

Ocfeanodroma leucorhoa

OO-26N

176-03W

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Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 1706
F . S . N . 1

F.N. 1710
F.S.N. 2

F.N. 1715
F.S.N. 3

F.N. 1712
F.S.N. 4

F.N. 1722
F.S.N. 5

F.N. 1735
F.S.N. 6

F.N. 1727
F.S.N. 7

F.N. 1742
F.S.N. 8

Stercorarius pomarinus 9 Ad.

24 January I966. Ovary l 4 mm x 6 mm. Ova small, Ovaduct
large. Fat very light: Weight JO6 gms. Body molt heavy:

Blood taken. Color - bill dark gray; iris dk. brown; gape
whitish purple; feet and legs black.

Sula sula cf Imm.

12 ° 5 l'N - 170 ° 42 'W

29 January I966. R. Testes 8 x 2 mm. L testes 10 x 2 mm. Fat
light. Weight 1135 gms. Bolt molt absent. No mott of flight
feathers. No blood taken. Color: bill mottled gray-brown;
gular area blue-gray; iris tan; feet and legs pink-red.

Diomedca immutabilis cf Ad.

1 'February I966. Testis 13 x 5 mm. -Fat moderate. Weight not

taken. Body molt absent. Brood patch old. Blood taken.

Color - iris dk. brown; bill cream yellow at base graduating
to pearl gray; then ivory on distal portion; feet and legs
ivory gray.

Sula sula cf Imm.

16 ° 12 'N - 170° 22 'W

30 January I966. Testis small. Fat moderate. Weight IO8O gms.
Body molt absent. No blood taken. Color: bill reddish brown
feet and legs pink-red.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa 9 Ad.

3 February I966

Ovary 2 . 5 x 2 mm. Fat light. Molt on neck. Blood taken.

Color: bill black; feet and legs black. Iris dark brown.

Sula sula

02 °l 4 'N - 176°08'W

4 February I966

Ovary 15 x 8 mm. Fat light. No body molt. Blood taken.

Color: bill pinkish red base - motted brown tip. Facial
skin blue; legs pearly white - pinkish red; feet pinkish
red; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

3 February 1966

Ovary 8 x 4 mm. Fat light. Weight I6I.5 gms. No body molt.

No blood taken. Color: bill black; feet and legs black;to
dark grey; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

4 February I966

Testis 8 x 3 mm. No brood patch. Fat light. Weight I63 gms.
Light body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black, feet and

legs black; iris dark brown.

F.S. Smith

1966

F.N. 1740
F.S.N. 9

F.N. 1755
F.S.N. 10

F.N. 1757
F.S.IT. 11

F.N. 1758
F.S.K. 12

F.IT. 1738
F.S.N. 15

F.N. 17^6
F.S 5 T 1 T. Ik

F.K. 1755
F.S.N. 15

Catalogue
SIC 11

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

4 February I966

Ovary 10 x 6 mm. No brood patch. Fat light. Weight 207 gDis
Light to moderate body molt. No blood taken. Color; bill
black; legs and feet black; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

5 February 1966

Ova 2 mm. No brood patch. Ovary 10 x 6 mm. Fat moderate,.
Weight 154.5 gnis. No body molt. No blood taken. Color:
bill black; legs and feet dark grey; iris dark brown.

Bulweria bulwerii

6 February I966

No brood patch. Ovary 5 x 3 Dim. Ova small. Fat moderate.
Weight 91 gms. Moderate to heavy body molt. No blood taken.
Color; bill black; gape whitish purple, iris dk. brown.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

7 February I966 ^

Old brood patch. Ovary 5 x 3 mm. Fat light. Weight 4 l gms.

No body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black; legs and
feet black; iris dark brown.

Puffinus pacificus

4 February 1966

Testis small. No brood patch. Moderate fat
Moderate to heavy body molt. No blood taken
iris dark brown, legs and feet pearly white.

Weight 511 gDis.
Color: bill black,

-Sula dactylatra
02 FQ 9 'N - 176°13'W
4 February I966

Testis 2 x 1 mm. Moderate fat. Wdight 6o4 gms. Moderate to
heavy body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill greenish yellow;
iris yellow; gular patch slate; feet and legs greenish blue.

Bulweria bulwerii

4 February I966

Testis 2 x 1 mm. No brood patch. Moderate fat. Weight 94 gms.
Light body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black; iris
dark brown; leg black on outside, lavender on inside; feet
all black except for lavender on proximal I/3 webbing.

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Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 1772

F.S.N. 16

F.N. 5869
F.S.N. 17

F.N. 589^
F.S.IT. 18

F.N. 5895
F.S.N. 19

F.N. 5896
F.S.N. 20

F.N. 5897
F.S.N. 21

F.N. 5872
F.S,N. 22

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

(Alcoholic)

11 February I966

No brood patch. Weight 5 ^ gms. Very light body molt.

No blood taken. Color: bill black; legs and feet black;
iris dark brown.

Mus muscuius

6 February I966 - Baker Island

cf Weight 16.5 gms. TL - 155 nm. T“ 7 ^ HF - I8 mm.
EN - 12 mm.

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

15 February I986 - Hull Island

cf No brood patch. Ovary 5 x 5 mm. Fat moderate. Weight I80 gms
No body molt. ? blood. Color; bill black; legs and feet black;
iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

13 February I966 - Hull Island

$ No brood patch. Ovary 7 x 4 mm. 1-0 2 mm. Fat moderate.
Weight 190 gms. No Body molt. ? blood. Color: bill blackj
legs and feet black; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

13 February I966 - Hull Island

d New brood patch. Testis 20 x 5 mm. Fat moderate. Weight
208 gms. No body molt. ? blood. Color: bill black; legs
and feet black; iris dark brown.

Heterocesus incanum

15 February I966 - Hull Island
cf No brood patch. Testis 2 x 2 mm.
Weight 121 gms. Heavy body molt,
gray; feet and legs creamy yellow;

Gygis alba

Fat moderate to heavy.

? blood. Color; bill dark
iris dark brown.

18 February I966 - Swains Island

No brood patch. Testis 6 xk mm. Weight 108 gms. Fat light.
No body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill light blue at
base graduating to black at tip. Legs and toes light blue¬
webbing creamy white; iris dark brown.

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F.S. Smith

1966

F.N. 587^
F.S.E. 25

F.N. 5876
F.S.N. 24

F.N. 5875
F.S.N. 25

F.N. 5881
F.S.N. .26

F.N. 5883
F.S.N. 27

F.N. 1791
F.S.N. 28

F.N. 1810
F.S.N. 29

Catalogue
SIC 11

Gygis alba

18 February I966 - Swains Island

No brood patch. Testis 6 x 4 mm. Weight I50 gms. Fat light.
Light body molt. No blood taken. Color; bill blue at
base graduating to black 4 t tip; legs and toes light blue;
webbing creamy white; iris dark brown.

Gygis alba

18 February I966 - Swains Island

Brood patch. Ovary 9^7 Large ova 2 mm. Weight 105 gms.

Fat light. No Body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill blue
at base graduating to black at tip; legs and toes light blue
webbing creamy white; iris dark brown.

Gygis alba

18 February I966 - Swains Island

Brood patch. Ovary 15 x 9 mm. Ova 6 mm. Weight IO9 gms.

Fat light. No body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill light
blue to black; legs and toes light blue; webbing white;
iris dark brown.

Anous stolidus

18 February I966 - Swains Island

Brood patch. Ovary 10 x 7 mm. Ova 2 mm. Weight l 64 gms.

Fat moderate. No body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill
black; legs and feet black; iris dark brown.

Pluvialis dominica

18 February I966 - Swains Island

No brood patch. Ovary 10 x 5 mm. Weight 126 gms. Fat moderate
Moderate hody molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black; legs
and feet gray; iris dark brown.

Sula dactylatra

26 February 1966 - 04 ° 09 ’S - 174 ° 26 'W

d* Testis 5 x 3 mm. Weight 1489 gms. Fat moderate. Light body
molt. Blood taken. Color: bill breamy yellow; facial area
grayish blue; legs light blue; feet olive green; iris light
yellow. F.W.S. 568-7215I

Sula dactylatra

28 February 1966 - 00 ° 28 'N - 175 ° 58 'W

(f Testis 8 x 5 mm. Weight 1555 gms. Fat moderate. Light
body molt. No blood taken. Color; iris yellow; bill ivory
at tip turning yellow-green to blue-green at base; Gular
and facial area blue-gray; legs and feet slate blue.

F.W.S. 757-66959

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F.K. 1817
F.S.N. 50

F.n. 1796

F.S.N. 31

F.N. 1805
F.S.N. 32

F.N. 1822
F.S.N. 33

F.N. 1823
F.S.N. 3 ^

F.N. 1830
F.S.N. 35

F.N. 1827
F.S.N. 36

F.N. 1815
F.S.N. 37

Phaethon rubricauda

1 March 1966 - 01 °l 6 ’N - 177 ° 35 'W

Weight 659 gms. Light to moderate body molt. Blood taJten.
Color: bill yellow-orange with blue streak; legs and upper
1/3 foot pearly white; lower 2/3 foot black; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

27 February I966 - 00 ° 28 ’S - 176° 35 'W

Testis 2 x 1 mm. No brood patch. Weight I69 gms. Fat light.
Moderate body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black;
legs and feet blue-gray; iris dark brown.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

28 February I966 - 00 ° 26 'N - 176 '’ 03 'W

Sex organs destroyed. Weight 43-0 gms. Fat light. Light to
moderate body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill, feet, legs
black; iris dark brown.

Puffinus pacificus

2 March I966 - 01 ° 00 ’N - 177 ° 01 'W

Ovary 10 x 3 Kim. Feathered brood patch. Weight 318 gms.

Fat light. Heavy body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill
light gray at base graduating to dark gray at tip; legs and
feet pale white with gray on outside edges; iris dark brown.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa (skeleton)

2 March I966 - 00 ° 39 'N - 177 ° 23 'W

Ovary 4 x 3 mm. No brood patch. Weight 46 gms. Fat light.

Moderate body molt. No blood taken. Color;

Slr'Sula sula (alcoholic)

3 March 1966 00 ° 12 'N-175°56W

Sex undetermined. Weight 836 gms. Light body molt. Blood sample
taken. Color: bill mottled brown-gray; legs and feet pink;
iris brownish pink.

Bulweria bulwerii (skeleton)

3 March 1966 00 ° 04 'N - 176 ° 37 'W

Testis 2 x 2 mm. No brood patch. Weight 98 gms. Fat moderate.
Moderate body molt. Blood sample taken. Color: bill black;
legs pale white; feet I/3 white 2/3 black; iris dark brown.

Bulweria bulwerii

1 March 1966 - 01 ° 04 'N - 177 ° 51 'W

Ovary 6 x 3 mm. Broodpatch refeathering. Weight 96 gms. Fat
light. General body molt. No blood taken. Color: bill black;
gape flesh; tursi and most of inner toes flesh; rest of toes
black; iris dark brown.

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Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 1854
F.S.N. 58

F.N. 1856
F.S.N. 39

F.N. 1837
F.S.N. 40

F.H. 1842
F.S.N. 4 l

F.N. 1845
F.S.N. 42

F.N. 1847
F.S.W. 43

F.K. 1851

F.S.N. 44

Bulweria bulwerii (alcoholic)

5 March I966 00 ° 30 'S - 175 ° 45 'W

Ko brood patch. Weight 99 gms. Heavy breatmolt. Moderate
nape molt. Ho blood. Color: iris dark brown; bill black;
legs pink white; feet black with white on upper 1/3 of web
and foot between toes 1 and 2.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa (alcoholic)

6 March I966 or 35 'S- 173 ° 11 'W

Ho brood patch. Weight 44 gms. Heavy molt on head and body.

Ho blood. Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown.

Bulweria bulwerii (alcoholic)

6 March 1966 01 ° 38 'S- 173 ° 08 'W

Feathered brood patch. Weight 95 gms. Moderate moltoon back,
light on breast. Ho blood. Color: bill black; iris dark brown;
gape flesh; legs pinkish white; feet black with white patch on
inside upper l/3*

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Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

7 March 1966 02 ° 23 *S - 170 ° 4 l'W

Ho brood patch. L. testis 4 x 3 , H- 3 x 2 mm. Weight 178 gms. Fat
light. Ho molt. Blood taken. Color: bill, legs, feet black;
iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata

8 March I966 01 ° 15 'S - l 67 °l 4 'W

Ho brood patch. Ovary 10 x 6 mm. Largest ovium .5 mm. Weight
162 gms. Fat light. Light molt on back. Ho other body. Ho
blood. Color: bill black; feet and legs sooty; iris dark brown.
FWS 843-49900

Oceanodroma leucorhoa (alcoholic)

9 March I966 00 ° 08 'H - 163° 12 'W

Feathered brood patch. Weight 44 gms. Moderate molt on back
and nape. Ho blood. Color: bill, legs and, feet black; iris
dark brown.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa (skeleton)

10 March I966 01 ° 02 'H - l 6 l° 02 ’W

L. Testis 2 x 1 mm, R.T. 1 x 1 mm; Ho brood patch. Weight 39 gms.
Ho body molt. Ho blood. Color: bill, legs and feet black;
iris dark brown.

F.S. Smitk

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 1854
F.S.N. 45

F.N. i860
F.S.N. 46

F.N. 1864
F.S.N. 47

F.N. 1865
F.S.N. 48

F.N. 5913
F.S.N. 49

F.N. 5912
F.S.N. 50

F.N. 1870
F.S.N. 51

Phaethon rubricauda

10 March I966 01 ° 06 'N - l 60 ° 49 'W

Ovary l 8 xl 2 mm. Largest ova 5 mm. Ovaduct enlarged. Weight
720 gms. Blood taken. Light body molt. Color; bill light
orange at base graduating to dark reddish orange at tip with
black streak at nostrils; iris dark brown; legs bluish white;
upper 1/5 feet bluish white, lower 2/3 feet black.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

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10 March 1966 01 ° 25 'N - 159 ° 34 'W

R. Testis 4 x 1 mm. L.T. 2 x 1 mm. Brood patch refeathering.
Weight 195 gms. Light body molt. Blood taken. Color: bill
black; feet and legs dark slate; iris dark brown.

Oeeanodroma leucorhoa (alcoholic)

15 March 1966 05 '’ 35 'N - 157 ° 38 'W

No brood patch. Weight 4 l gms. No body molt. No blood.
Colon bill, legs, feet black; iris dark brown.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

15 March 1966 04 ° 26 'N - 137 ° 33 'W

L. Testis 4 x 2 mm. R.T 2 x 1 mm.; brood patch. Weight 2 l 8 gms;
Fat light. No body molt. No blood. Color: bill, legs and

feet black; iris dark brown.

Thalasseus bergii

13 March I966 - Christmas Island

No brood patch. Testis 3 x 1 mm. Weight 28 l gms. Heavy molt
on breast. No blood. Color: legs and feet black; bill
yellowish green; iris dark brown.

Thalasseus bergii

13 March I966 - Christmas Island

No brood patch. Testis 5 x 3 mm. Weight 298 gms. Fat moderate
Light body molt. No blood. Color: leg and feet black; bill
greenish yellow; iris dark brown.

Phaethon lepturus (flat skin)

4 April 1966 - 07° 34 'N - 173 ° 34 'N

9 Ovary 10 x 8 mm. Largest ova 1.5 mm. Weight 55 i gms. Fat
light. Molt - Pr. - 1-5 in; 6 pin; 7 "i 0 in; 11 pin. Sc - 1-4
in; 5 pin; rest in. Rect. R - 1 missing; 2-6 in. Rect L. -
all in no molt. Moderate general body molt. Color: bill
greenish ivory; iris dark brown; gape flesh colored; legs
and upper l /4 feet creamy white; lower 3/4 feet black. E.S.

F. S. Smith

I9SS

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 1870
F.S.N. 51

F.IT.

F.S.N,

F.N. 1874

F.S.N.

F.N. 1884
F.S.W. 54 -

F.N. 1892
F.S.N. 55

F.N. 1904
F.S.N. 56

Phaethon lepturus

(flat skin)

4 - April 1966 07 ° 54 'K - 175 ° 54 'N

<9 Ovary 10 x 8 mm. Largest ova 1.5 cim. Weight 551 gms. Fat
light. Molt - Pr. - 1-5 in; 6 pin; 7-10 in; 11 pin. Sc -
1-4 in; 5 pin; rest in. Rect. R - 1 missing; 2-6 in. Rect. L
- all in. Wo molt. Moderate general body molt. Color: bill
greenish ivory; iris dark brown: gape flesh colored; legs
and upper l /4 feet creamy white; lower 5/4 feet black. E.S.

Oceanodroma leucorhoa

(skeleton)

4 April 1966 07 ° 05 "n - 175 ° 47 'W

9 Wo brood patch; ovary 4 x 5 iirna; large ova .5 nim. Weight 47 gms
Fat light. Molt moderate molt on back. Wo other molt on
wing^ tail or body. Color: bill^ legs and feet black; iris
dark brown; gape flesh colored. E.B.S. (proventricuius)

Puffinus pacificus

(alcoholic)

4 April 1966 o 6 ° 49 ’W - 175 ° 55 'W

Wobbrood patch; sex undetermined. Weight 5^4 gms. Molt
moderate to heavy general body molt; no other molt on wings
or tail. Color: bill light slate; gape flesh; iris dark brown;
legs and feet creamy white with black streak down outside edge
of both; Dark phase bird.

Frigata ariel

6 April 1966 01 ° 05 'W - 175 ° 20 'W

Wo brood patch; L. Testis 5 x 2 mm. Weight 975 gms; fat moderate
Molt: light body molt; no other. Color: bill grayish black out
to tip which is light gray; iris dark brown; gape orange gular
area orange^red; legs flesh colored; feet brownish gray, E.S.

Sterna fuscata

(alcoholic)

6 April 1966 00 ° 56 'W - 176°27'W

Brood patch 50 °/o bare. Weight I65 gms. Molt: Pr. L.-l pin;
2-10 in. Pr. R. - 1-10 in. no molt. Sec - all in; no molt.
Rect. L, - 1 pin; 2-6 in. Rect. R. - all in; no molt. Wo body
molt. Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown; gape
flesh.

Sterna fuscata

(flat skin)

7 April 1966 00 ° 4 l'W - 177° 02 'W

Brood patch bare; Ovary 11 k 5 mm; largest ova - Imm. Weight
195 gms; fat light. Molt: pr. R-no molt all new. Pr. L - 1-9
new 10 old. S.R.L. - no molt. R.R.L - no molt; all new.

Color: iris dark brown; gape flesh; bill, legs and feet black.

S.B.

f'i ■

F.S. Smith
-

F.N. 1903

F.S.F. 57

F,N. 191^
F.S.N. 58

F.N. 1893
F.S.N. 59

F.N. 1925

Fvsvir; 60

F.N, 1950
F.S.N. 61

F.N. 1956
F.S.K. 62

F.N. 1945
F.S.N. 65

Catalogue
SIC 11

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

7 April 1966 00 ° 43 ’IT - 176° 56'W

Brood patch feathered; ovary 7 x 5 mm. Largest ova 1 mm. Weight
190 gms. Fat light. Molt: pr. R - 1-5 new; 5-10 old. Pr. L.

1-4 new; 5 3 / 4 ; 6-10 old. S.R.L.- no molt; all new. R.R.L.

1 - 2 new; 3 and 4 old; 5-6 new. Wo body molt. Color: bill
black; iris dark brown; feet and legs sooty; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

7 April 1966 00 ° 39 'N - 177 °i 4 'W

Wo brood patch; ovary 11 k 7 nimj largest ova 2 mm. Weight 179 gms.
Fat light. Molt:

Color: bill black; iris dark brown; legs and feet dark grayish
black; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (flat skin)

6 April 1966. 00 ° 56 'W - 176°27'W

Brood patches bare; L. Testis 8 x 3 mm. R. Testis 2 x 1 mm. Weight
188 gms; Fat Light. Molt: no molt. Color: bill black; iris
dark brown; gape flesh; legs and feet sooty. S.

Phaethon rubricauda

8 April 1966. 00^17'W - 177° 10 'W

cf L. Testis 5 x 3 mm. Weight 66O gms. Fat moderate.

Molt: Pr. R.L.- 1-7 in; P pin; 9-11 in. Sec-all in; Rect R. 1 l /2

2 - 8 in; Rect L. all in; Wo body molt. Color: bill orange with
yellow border around base; gape flesh; legs blueish cream;
upper 1/3 feet cream; lower 2/3 feet black. S.B.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

9 April 1966 00 ° 12 'W - 176°36'W

Brood patch bare; L. Testis 9 x 4 mm. Weight I73 gms; Fat light.
Molt: Pr- all in; old. Rect - all in; old. Wo body molt.

Color: bill black; iris dark brown^ gape flesh; legs and feet
dark slate. S.B.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

9 April 1966. OO^lP'n - 176°-36'W

Wo brood patch; L. Testis 10 x 5 mm. Weight 245 gms; fat moderate
Molt: Pr.- R.L.-all in; old. Sec.- 1-7 in; 82/5 in; rest'^in.
Rect.- all in; old. Wo body molt. Color: bill black; iris
dark brown; gape flesh; legs and feet dark slate. S.

Stern fuscata (flat skin)

9 April 1966. 00 ‘‘ 09 'W - 176 ‘’ 52 'W

Brood patch bare; h. testis 10 x 5 mm. Weight 208 gms. Molt: no
molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown; gape flesh; legs anr^
feet dark slate. S. B.

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.S. Smith

l9^

F , N , 2051

F.S.N. 71

F.N. 2052
F.S.N. 72

8 ,

F.N. 2065
F.S.N. 76

F.N. 2082
F.S.N. 77

F.N. 2086
F.S.N. 78

Sterna lunata (skin)

11 April 1966. 00 ° 24 ’S - 177° 55 'W

Brood patch bare; L Testis 9 x 4 mm, enlarged; R. Testis 5 x 2 mm.

Weight 154.5 gms. Fat moderate. Molt: Pr. R.L.-all in, new;

Sec R.L. - all in, new. Rect R. L. - all in. No body molt.

Color: iris dark brown; gape pinkish white; bill black; feet
and legs dark brown-black; Nails black. E. S.

Puffinus Iherminieri (skin)

11 April 1966. 00 ° 25 'S - 177° 5 ^'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 2 x 1 mm. Weight 155*0 gms; fat light.
Molt: Pr. R.L. - all in, old; Sec. R.L. - all in, old; Rect. R-
1 1/2 in, rest in; Rect L. - all in, old. Light body molt.

Color: iris dark brown; gape flesh; culman black to blue black
at base; mandible black except lower l/2 blue; legs and web
and middle to inner toes on dorsal surface pSnkish blue; ventral
surface of web and outer toe black; nails black. S. B.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

16 April 1966. 04 ° 24 'S - 172°29'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 5 x 2 mm, dark. Weight I7I gms. Fat
light. Molt: Pr. L.R.- all in, old; Sec. L. - all in, old; .

Sec. R.- 1 pin, rest in, old. Rect. R.-l in, 2 missing 3 in,

4 pin, 5“8 in; Rect. L. - in, 2 2/5 in, 5-6 in. Color: bill,
legs and feet black; iris OK brown; gape flesh. S.

Puffinus pacificus (skin)

00 ° 44 'S - 177 ° 18 'W

5 May 1966

No brood patch; ovary 8 x 3 mm. Largest ova 1 mm. Weight 288 gms;
Fat moderate. Molt: flight feathers all in; no body molt.

Color: bill gray; outer tarsus and outer toe dark gray; inner
tarsus and rest of foot bluish-pink; iris dark brown; gape
whitish purple. S.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

5 May 1966. 00 ° 10 'S - 176 ° 42 'W

No brood patch; gonads destroyed. Weight I8O.5 gms. Fat light.
Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in; Sec. R. - 1-5 in, 6 pin, 7-8 in, 9 l /2 in
10-11 pin, rest in; Sec. L.- 1-6 in, 7 Pin, 8-10 in, 11 -I3 pin,
rest in; Rect. R.L. - 1 in, 2 pin, rest in. No body molt.

Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris- dark brown; gape flesh.S.B.

F.S. Smith

I9SS

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 2072
F.S.N. 79

F.N. 2074
F.S.N. 80

F.N. 2055
F.S.N. 81

F.N.

F.S.N

2089

82

F.N. 2112
F.S.N. 85

Puffinus pacificus

(Skin) (Dark Phase)

20 April 1966. 00 ° 12 'S - 172 ° 25 'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 4 x 2 . 5 nmi. R. Testis 2 x 1 mm. Weight
565 gms; fat moderate. Molt; Pr. L.R. - all in; Sec. L.R. -
all in; Rect. L. - 1-2 in, 5 I/5 in, 4-6 in; Rect. R. - all in;
No body molt. Color: bill bluish gray; iris light tan; gape
flesh; legs and feet creamy white with smudge black on outside
edges. S,

Phaethon lepturus

(skin)

28 April 1966. 10 ° 44 ’S - 174 ° 14 'W

Ovary lOxJ mm. Ova small. Weight 5OI gms; fat light. Molt:

Pr. L.R. - 1-6 in, 7 l /2 in, 8-11 in; Sec. L. 1-9 in, 10 l /2 in,
rest in; Sec. R. - 1 in, 2 l /2 in, 5“10 in, 11 2/3 in; Rect. L.'
1 2/5, rest in; Rect. R. - all in; light body molt. Color:
bill ivory; gape flesh; iris dark brown; feet black, legs white

S.B

Sterna fuscata

(skin)

16 April 1966. 04 ° 24 'S - 172°28'W

No brood patch; ovary llx8mm. Large ova 1 . 5 mm. Oviduct
enlarging. Weight: 189 gms; fat light. Molt; Pr. L.R. -
all in, 1-9 new, 10 old; Sec. L.R. - all in, new; Rect. L.R.-
all in; moderate body molt on back. Color; bill, legs, feet
black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Puffinus Iherminieri

(skin)

6 May 1966. 00 ° 10 'S - 176° 46 'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 5 ^ 1 .N* Testis 2 x 1 mm, black.
Weight 175 gnis; fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - 1-2 I/5+; '^-10
in, old; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. - all in; no body molt
Color: bill bluish gray; iris dark brown; gape flesh; light
gray feet with black on outside edge of leg and outer 2 tarsi.
S.B.

Sterna fuscata

(skeleton)

6 May 1966. 00 ° 09 'N - 176 ° 36 'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 8 x 5 mm. R. Testis 4 x 2 mm. Weight 199
gms; fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in; 1-9 new, 10 old;

Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L. R. - all in; no body molt.

Color; bill black; iris dark brown; gape flesh; legs and feet
dark slate. S.

9

F.S. Smith

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 2115
F.S.N. 84

F.N. 2127

F.S.N. 85

F.N. 2152
F.S.N. 86

f.'n. 2159

F.S.N. 87

F.N. 2 l 4 l
F.S.N. 88

F.N. 2155
F.S.N. 89

Sterna fuscata (skin)

6 May 1966. 00 “ 09 'N - 176 ° 56 'W

Small brood patch; ovary 15 x 7 mm. Largest ova 2 mm. Weight
-l 84 gms;fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, old; Sec. L.R.

all in, old. Rect. L.R. - all in; no body molt. Color: bill,

legs and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (alcoholic)

7 May I966. 00 ° 09 'W - 176°56'W

Weight 171 gms. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, new; Sec. L. - all in;
Sec. R. - 1-9 in, 10 pin, rest in; Rect. L.R. - all in; no
body molt. Color: bill black, iris dark brown; gape flesh;
legs and feet dark slate.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

7 May 1966. 00 °ION - 177 ° 06 'W

Brood patch refeathered. L. Testis 9 x 5 i™-* Testis 4 x 5 mm.

Weight 186 gms; fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - 1 in, 2 2/5+,

5-10 in, old; Sec. L.R. - all in, old. Rect. L.R. - 1-5

6 1/5 in; no body molt. Color: bill, legs and feet black;
iris dark brown, gape flesh. S. B.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

7 May 1966. 00 ° 10 ’W - 177 ° 06 'W

No brood patch. Ovary 10 x 6 mm. Largest ova 2 . 5 mm. Weight I68 gms;
fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - 1 pin, 2-10 in, old; Sec. L.R.
all in; Rect. L. - 1-5 in, 4 2/5+, 5-6 in. Rect. R. - 1 2/5,

2-5 in, 4 2/5, 5-6 in. Color: bill, legs and feet black;
iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (skeleton)

7 May 1966. 00 ° 10 'N - 177 ° 06 'W

Brood patch bare. Ovary 15 x 7 mm. Largest ova 5 mm. Oviduct very
enlarged. Weight 217 gms; fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in;

No body molt. Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown;
gape flesh, S.

Puffinus Iherminieri (skin)

8 May 1966. 00 ° 54 'N - 177 ° 50 'W

No brood patch. L. Testis 2 x 1 mm, black. Weight 177 gms; fat
moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - 1-5 in, 4 2/5+, 5 pin, 6-11 in; 1-4
new^ rest old. Sec. L.R. - all in; Rect. L.R. - all in; heavy
molt on breast and stomach light on back. Color: bill grayish
black; iris dark brown; gape flesh; legs blackish on outside :
edge and flesh on inside; feet black on palms and outer two

tarsi on top - flesh 5^^. tarsi and webbing. E. B.

F.S. Smith

196^

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 2174
F.S.N. 90

F.N. 2195

F.S.N. 91

F.N. 2204
F.S.K. 92

F.N. 5988
F.S.N. 95

F.N. 5964
F.S.N. 94

F.H. 5955
F.S.N. 95

Sterna fuscata (skim)

8 May 1966. 00 ° 46 'N - 176 ° 4 l'W

Wo brood patch. Ovary 10x6mm. Largest ova 1 mm. Weight 18O.5 gms
fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in; Sec. L.R. - all in;

Rect. L.R. - all in. Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris
dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

9 May 1966. 00 ° 58 'N - 175 ° 56 'W

Brood patch refeathering. L. Testis Jxk mm. R. Testis 5 x 5 niia.
Weight 210 gms. Fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, old.

Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. - all in. Wo body molt.

Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

9 May 1966. 01 ° 01 'W - 175 ” 46 'W

Wo brood patch; ovary large ova 1 linn. Weight I76 gms;

fat light. Molt: Pr. L.R.- all iny 1-3 new, rest old; Sec. L.R.
all in, 1 new, rest old; Rect. L. - 1-2 missing, rest new;

Rect. R. - 1 old, rest new; no body molt. Color: bill, legs,
and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

FWS 793-45604

Procelsterna caerula (skin)

30 April 1966. McKean Island

Wo brood patch. L. Testis 4 x 5 light. R. Testis 5 x 2 mm, dark.
Weight 55 gms. Fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - 1-9 10 l /5

all new; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L - 1-5 in, 6 pin; Rect R.-
1 in, 2 pin, 5 in, 4 pin, 5-6 in. Color: bill black; iris
dark brown; gape yellow; legs and tarsi black; webbing flesh
colored. S. B.

Procelsterna caerula (skin)

50 April 1966. McKean Island

Wo brood patch; ovary 8 x 5 mm; ova small. Weight 48 gms. Fat
moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R.- all in, 1-9 old, 10 new; Sec. L.R.-
all in. Rect. L. - 1-5 in, 6 pin. Rect. R. - all in. Wo body
molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown; gape yellow; legs
and tarsi black; webbing flesh colored. S. B.

(skull)

l 4 April 1966. Phoenix Island

Weight - not taken. T.L. 450 mm. T- 57 ™i" H.F.- 90 mm. E.W.-
Testis 22 x 9 mm, scrotal; epididynus not visibly convoluted

F.S. Smith

19^6

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 5955

F.S.N. 96

F.N. 5954
F.S.N. 97

F.N. 6023
F.S.N. 98

F.N. 6022
F.S.N. 99

F.N. 2106
F.S.N. 100

F.N. 2100
F.S.N. 101

F.N. 2109
F.S.N. 102

(skull)

l 4 April 1966 Phoenix Island

Weight 1209 gms. T.L. - 415 mm. T.-88mm. H.F.- 94 mm. E.N.-7411011.

E.L.- 92 mm. Testis l6xll mm, scrotal; epididymus not visibly
convoluted. (Heavy chigger infestation, no ticks).

(skull)

l 4 April 1966. Phoenix Island

Weight 801 gms. T.L.- 560 mm. T.- 60 mm. H.F.- 85 mm. E.N.-lOmm.

E.C.-86mm. Testis enquinal, 8 x 4 mm. (Heavy chigger infestation,
no ticks).

(skull)

l 4 April 1966. Phoenix Island

Weight 1374 gms. T.L.- 440 mm. T.- 75 mm. H.F.- 90 mm. E.N.- 75 mm.

E.C.- 88fflm. ? evidence of two young born recently, lactating.

(skull)

l 4 April 1966. Phoenix Island

Weight 1195 gms. T.L. - 390 mm. T.- 35 mm. H.F. - 90 mm.

E.N. - 73 mm. E.C. - 88mm. Testis scrotal. L gonad 15 x 8 mm,

R. gonad 17x9mm.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

6 May 1966. 00 ° 09 'N - 176° 30 'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 9 x 4 fflm. Weight 207 gms; fat moderate.
Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. -
1-3 in, 4 2/3 in, i“8 in; No body molt. Color: bill, legs
and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

6 May 1966. 00 ° 09 'N - 176° 25 'W

Brood patch bare; ovary 12 x 5 mm. Largest ova 3 mm. Weight
198 gms; fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, 1-3 old, rest
new; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. - all in; no body molt.
Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

Sterna fuscata (skin)

6 May 1966. 00 ° 09 'N - 176 ° 34 'N

Brood patch refeathering. L. Testis - 7 x 4 mm. R. Testis - 5 x 3 mm.
Weight 203 gms. Fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R. - alliin. Sec.
L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. - all in. No body molt. Color:
bill, legs and feet black; iris dark brown; gape flesh. S. .

F.S. Smith

196^

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.IT. 2205 Sterna fuscata (skin)

F.S.N. 103

9 May 1966. Oroi'N - 175 ° 35 'W

No brood patch. L. Testis llx 7 mm. R. Testis 7 x 5 mffl.. Weight
171 gms. Fat light. Molt; Pr. L.R. -• all in; 1-2 new^ 3-7
old, 8-9 new, 10 old. Sec. L.R. - all in; Rect. L.R. - all in;

No body molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown; gape flesh;
legs and feet dark slate. S.B.

F.N. 2219 Sterna fuscata (skin) (imm.)

F.S.N. 10 k

11 May 1966. 03 ° 22 'N - l 68 ° 59 ’W

No brood patch; L. Testis 2 x 1 mm. Weight 175*5 gms. Fat light.

Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, new; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R.

all in, new; No body molt. Color: bill, legs and feet black;
iris dark brown; gape flesh. S.

FWS 763-98200

F.N. , 2218 Sterna fuscata (skin) (imM.)

F.S.N. 105

11 May 1966 03 ° 27 'N - 169° 57 'W

No brood patch; L. Testis 2 x 1 mm. Weight 172.5 gms. Fat light.

Molt: Pr. L.R. - all in, new; Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R.-

all in. No body molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown;
gape flesh; legs and feet dark slate. S.B.

F.N. 6028 Anous stolidus (skin)

F.S.N. 106

1 4 May 1966. Palmyra Island, Pacific Ocean

No brood patch; Ovary 9 x 8 mm. Largest ova 2 mm. Weight I85 gms;
fat moderate. Molt: Pr. L.R.- 1-3 in, new; 4 3/^ new; 5-10
in, old. Sec. L.R. - all in; Rect. L.R. - all in; No body molt.
Color: bill, legs and feet black; iris brown; gapg yellow. S.

F.N. 6038 Anous minutus (skin)

F.S.N. 107

15 May 1966. Palmyra Island, Pacific Ocean

Feathered brood patch; ovary 7 x 5 mm. Ova small. Weight I38 gms.
Fat moderate. Molt; Pr. L.R. - 1-5 in, 6 3/^ in, 7-10 in;

Sec. L.R. - all in. Rect. L.R. - 1-4 in, 5 pin, 6 in; moderate
body molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown; feet and legs
straw; mails black. S.

F.N. 6100 Phaethon rubricauda

F.S.N. 108

16 May 1966. Palmyra Island, Pacific Ocean

Ovary 17 xl 0 mm. Largest ova 3 mm. Oviduct enlarged. Weight 623 gms
Fat light. Molt: flight feathers all in; no body molt.

Color: bill dark orange, lighter at base; gape flesh; iris
greenish blue; legs and upper I/3 feet bluish-white; lower 2/3,
feet black. S. B.

F.S. Smith

~ 19^5

Catalogue
SIC 11

F.N. 6 o 40 Anous minutus (skin)

F.S.N. 109

15 May 1966. Palmyra Island, Pacific Ocean

No brood patch; L. Testis 5 * 5 x 2 , white. R. Testis 2 x 2 , black.
Weight ll 4 gms; fat moderate. Molt; Pr. L. - 1-7 in, old;

8 2/5+ in, 9“10 in, old. Pr. R.- all in, old; Sec. L. - 1 2/3 in,
2 -.;pin, rest in. Sec. R.-appears all in, shot up; moderate to
heavy body molt. Color: bill black; iris dark brown, feet and
legs straw with charcoal at joints. S.

F.N. 2225 Phaethon rubricauda (skin)

F.S.N. no

12 May I966. 04 ° 42 'N - l 65 °l 8 'W

Ovary 10 x 7 largest ova 2 mm. Weight 85I gms; fat light.

Molt; Pr. L.R. - 1-5 in, 6 2/5 in, 7-10 in, 11 I/5 in. Sec. R.-
1 1/3 in, rest in; Sec. L. 1 I/5 in, 2-5 in, 4 l/ 2 , rest in.

Rect. L.R. - all in; light body molt. Color: bill orange -
lighter at base; iris dark brown; -gape flesh; legs and upper
1/3 feet bluish white; lower 2/3 feet black. S.

F.N. 5950 Sterna fuscata (skin)

F.S.N. Ill

Pacific Ocean, Hull Island

No brood patch; ovary 6 x 4 mm. Ova small. Weight I66 gms.

Fat light. Molt: none. Color: bill black; iris dark brown;
gape flesh, legs and feet dark bluish gray. S.

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itoiiip S. Huaphrey, fertebrate Zoolo^

Disposition of E:p€ci»ns collected by the Smithsonian Institiitlon

Baclflc Ocean Biological Survey Program

This material was recently received at the ^cific Prograa,
Departfflent of Vertebrate Zoology, fr<Ma the Central i^cific. ¥e
would appreciate receiving identificatiQBS of the spsciB»ns as
soon as convenient.

All of the material which Is needed for your collections ahould
be retained and accessioned by you. Any specjmens which are not de¬
sired should be retumed to the Pacific psogrsa. When acceasicmed
and catalogued, the material should be marked as collected the
Smi^sonian Institution, Pacific Cteean Biological Survey Program,
Weshlngton, D. C,, Contract Ko, 70II* A copy of the accession number
Should be seat to the Pacific Program, Vertebrate Zoolcgy*

SWiclfs

rwi i .i . i H W fW ii ttfc. iWiM N i

U 26 h- Herp Speel»en

11265 H«rp SpeciMio

11266 H«rp Si^ciaen

11267 H€rp Sp«clB»a

11268 Mtrp SpectMsn

11269 H«rp Sp«ci«tii

11270 Herp Spec tea

11271 Herp Si^ctea

13272 Herp Spec tea

August 28 ., 107

Vert. Eoologr, fsciflc Frogrem
Reptiles

Central l^cific

f

I«ocatlon and date

. l|l l l l ! lfl,. -.s <n i »» < »<H <j ).l I li i i j i l iiw

Svains Island, Saaoen Islands
Faciflc Ocean, April 13, 107

Send Island, Johnston A ton

Faciflc Ocean,

S'wa.tns Island,
I^clfiG Ocean,

Swains Island,
Faciflc Ocean,

Swains Island,
Pacific Ocean,

Swains Island,
Pacific Ocean,

Swain® Island,
Pacific Ocean,

Swains Island,
J^cific Ocean,

Swains Island,
Ptelflc Ocean,

Swains Island,
^cific Ocean,

Swains Island,
Pacific Ocean,

March 14 , 1966
Saaoan Islands

Apr a 13, 107

Samoan Islands
April 13, 107

San»an Islands

April 13, 107

Samoan Islands

April 13, 107

Sanoan Islands

April 13, 107
Samoan Islands

April 13, 107

Saroen Islands

April 13, 107

SsTOan Islands

April 13, 107

Bemoan Islands

April 13, 107

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

5010-107

260168

date: September 30, 1965

subject: Identification of Specimens from Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program

Two specimens of sea slugs sent to this division for E & R
have been identified as follows.

Elysla sp, and Pleurobranchus sp.

They were collected on February 25, I 965 , at Tutuila, Samoa,
Invertebrate Field number 5.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : Dr. Philip S. Humphrey

FROM : Joseph Rosewater/^

Buy US. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

Ideotifieation- of Specimens frm

■fie

Two specimens of sea sTogs sent to this d
have been identified as follows.

ELysia sp. and Plenrohranchus

They were collected on February 25, 1965,
Invertebrate Field n'omber 5*

JEosewater;ALG IO/ 1/65

4

Division of Herpetology

Field

10755 Ablepharus boutoni

10756 Ablepharus boutonl

10757 Ablepharus boutonl

1075s Ablepharus boutonl

10759 Ablepharus boutonl

l{yf 60 Ablepharus boutcml

10761 Ablepharus boutonl

17 SeptCTber 1965 Pacific Ocean, Islaai
17 Septeniber I965 Baker Islai»a, PaGlfic Ocean
17 Septenfeer I965 Baker Island, Pacific Ocean
17 SeptmEtoer I965 Baker Island, Pacific Ocean
17 Septeaber 1965 Baker Island, Pacific Ocean
17 Septenftjer 1965 Baker Island, Pacific Ocean
17 September I965 Baker Island, Pacific Oceiin

10762

Lepidodactylus lugubris

17

Septe^er *65

Baker Island, Pacific Oc^ua

10763

Lepidodactylus lugubris

17

September *65

Mker Island, Pacific Ocean

10764

Lepidodactylus lugubris

17

September *65

Baker Island., Pacific Ocean

10765

Lepidodactylus Ixigubris

17

September *65

Mker Islsad, Pacific Qmm

10766

Lepidodactylus lugubris

17

September *65

Baker Island, PaclHc Ocean

A

10767

Lepidodactylus lugubris

17

Septentier *65

Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

10768

Ablepharus boutonl

17

September *65

Ba:fcir' Island, Pacific Ocean

10769

Ablepharus bwtoni

17

September *65

j^kear Island, Pacific Ocean

10770

Ablepharus boutcml

17

Septaidaer *65

Mker Island, Pacific Ocean

10771

'■■•■S'

Able^iarus boutcnl

17

September *65

Baker Island, Pac.ific Oamn

10772

Ablej^arus bcutoni

17

Septaaber *65

Mker, Island, Pacific Ocean

10773

Ablephaanxs bcwitoni

17

September *65

Mker Islsna, Pae.iflc Ocean

10774

Lepidodactylus lugubris

18

Septerfaer *65

Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

10775

Lepidodactylus liagubrls

18

Septemb^ *65

&iker IslaM, Pacific Ocean

10776

Lepidodactylus lugubris

18 Septeniber *65

Iteker Island, Pacific Ocean

10777

Lepidodactylus lugubris

18 September *65

Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

10778

Lepidodactylus lugubris

18 Septe^er *65

Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

10779

Lepidodactyltis lugubris

18 September *65

Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

10780 Lepidodactylus lugubris I8 September *65 Baker Island, Pacific Ocean

Sqrtlng Cent&t

Field

Niffliber

. Species . .

Date

Iiocatloa

10701

EttOla cyanttra

7 October I965

Pago Pago, Tutulla Is., American
Samoa, Pacific Ocean

10782

Ablepharus boutoai

24 September I965 Hull Island, Phoenix lalai^s.

Pacific Ocean

10783

Ablepharus boutoni

^ Septet^er 1965 Hull Is., Phoenix Is lands, Pacific

Ocean

107 & 4 -

Ablepharus boutoni

24 Septeiaber *65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10785

Ablej^arus boutoni

Septeatoer *65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10786

AblephainiS boutoni

24 Septeaaber *65

Hull Is., Phcmntx Islmds, Pacific
Ocean

10787

Ablepharus boutmi

24 Septe!&er *65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10788

Ablephaanis boutoni

24 Septetaber 65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10789

Ablepharus boutoni

^ SepteE!berr 65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10790

Ablephar»is boutoni

H

24 Septeaflaer 65

Hull Is., Phoenix IslaMs, Pacific
Ocean

10791

Ablepharus boutoni

24 SeptejHber 65

Hull Is., Hioenix Island®, Pacific
Ocean

10792

Ablepharus boutoni

24 September 65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10793

Ablepharus boutcaii

24 Septeafiier 65

Hull Is., Phoenix Is lands. Pacific
Ocean

1079^

Ablepharus boutoni

24 Septenfijer 65

HaU Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10795

Ablepharus boutoni

24 September 65

Hull Is., Phoenix Islands, Pacific
Ocean

10796

Ablej^arus boutoni

24 Septeotoer 65

Hull Island, Phoenix Islands,
Pacific Ocean

10797

Ablepharus boutoni

24 September 65

Hull Island, Phoenix Islands,
Pacific Ocean

10798

Ablepharus boutoni

Septeiifljer 65

Hull Island, Phoenix Islands,

r*’?

S^lng Qmatm

Ii 0 (^ti<»

21

’if Mclfeaa I®*, Bac^als Islsads,
Pacific Oc^a

Iicpiaodactylus

21

McEimQ Is., Phoenix Island®,
Pacific Ocean

Is-

2 LepMMactylns

108 C^ Iiepidodaetyli^ luguhrls

10805 AblephartiS hcnrtcml

hcmtcml

21

21

Mc^»a Is., HiOentx Islands,
Pacific Ocean

McKean Is., ShCNsnlx IslaadB,
INiciflc Ocean

McK^n Is., Ph^nix Ifflanis,
Pacific Ocean

McEean Is., Thomix
Pacific Ocem

&1II Is*, Phoenix Islands,
Pacific Oc^ia

65 a»ii i«*f

Pacific Qcma

InlaTids

hontcmi

hcniioal

^hla^arv® 1 »o«is«l

Ahleihaan^ biMtcni

10811 ilblephams bcsitoKl

2 ^

Inli Is., ^o^ix
Pacific Ocean

lull Is., Pho^ix
Pacific Oceaa

Mill Is., ihoenix
Pacific Oe^a

*$$ loll Is., Ihoenix
Pacific Ocean

*65 ffiAl Is., Phoenix Isla^s

30812 Ablej^ams bestml

Sk Septe^ex *65 WaXL Is., Btoenix Islands,

l^elf Ic Ocean

18 P^maeET *ii ^.tns Is#, Mmm Islands,

10814 hl 2 ® 3 ?d Species

10815 Msax^ Species

IB Petepuaiy * ^

iS Pebrtmrs' * 6 £

Swains ls».
Pacific <h;ean

Swains Is.,
Pacific Ocean

,H.-

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C®at@r

IO8I6 Lizard

3.0817

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fabruBry

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Facifle Cte^iia,

Swmias Is*|. IslajsSSj

Paelfis. Oe®iii

iB' febnaftry *M

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fmcttlQ Ooemi

Smim

Oe©iua

lalaoiii.

Swaina XalaM» Bemm Is.lazid6|
^cifie Oeeaa

3.08^ Llsaxd. Spaeias

S»alnB Xalai» 3 @^^

Paatfic Oeean

lalaM, femoa XslaodSi,
Paelfie 0mm

Miard Sjpanles

1 CS.A X»is|iapd Bgselea

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Fabraaiy

iS February *■

WeWmeey

I

18 febrsBary '66

ivalns Island^ Samoa lalai^S;
Pacifte Oamm

Smim
Pacific Ocean

Xalanda,

Siains IsXai^l^ ^moa lalaMa,
Pacific Ocei^

Smlns XsIbM, Ba%9a Xslmn^@j,
Pacific Ocean

Semina XB3a»l|^ Sai^m lalaiada.
Pacific Ocean

Specli©

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Bmtm Xaland, ^moa
Pacific 0mm

Stains Xalat^, teM
Pacific Ocma

0 ^icn lsXaE^»
Pacific Ocean

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Febimry

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Pacific Ocean

XalJiMa

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Fe'fefiBSQfy *66 S»alas Ii«« ^'«pb; ijilaMs* Pacific

XOB^O Lc^lftodaclyXiia Xuia^rla X

l^j-l LepMc^.ctyiw lagsjfepls 1
10^2 IicpMQdactytas li®^is 1

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65 SoScarliury, I4 Bioealx IsXki

■Pacific ^«aii

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1 Octob^ *65 a^efbiay X**

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1 C ^50 bepiaaflactylits

10851 I^pldcSactyltts

1 Octi 3 ber *65

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Occsaa

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Oc^n

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FasljPte ^amm

* 6 $ S»a«rti\iry X*, Hi®iaix lalai^s,
Baclfic Oe«i

boixtcml ■ 2 Octctoar *65 IMestoiacy i # * Bioealai: IslaMs^

i^eifte Oeeaa

I*,
Ocean

2 Octetoeaf * 6 $ S^&ebvary I*,

Pacific Ocean

Sorfcii^

Ptooanijt lalanda.

: 0 |f©ll 3 fy

Bactfle Ocean

P&cteais Isia:ais.

*65 ^Jdisaebnry I#, Pbcealx XslmaAe,
Pacific Ocean

66 : Scmolulu, Oahn, J^waliaa
Bacifie

M .1 laSaad, Ki^als
Pacific Oc^n

^Kean XalaM^
Pacific Oc«5«n

U^ma Xaland,
^clflc Qcmn

I%oenls lelaiiS#,

McK^sEm XalaM^ l%oenl^ Islania

»

XQ&67 I^idc^ctyius laguteels

McSeiBi IsljBaa, fboeaix IslJiisag

Leptdodactylag Ingoteris

Field

1

10070 Leptdodactyllii ljig»6?ris

lil l itwi y i wi j i . - ' i ij iiii ti ii i i

MiaCestt Islai3d„ Fhoenix lelfljods.
Pacific Oce«a

MclCeaii Island# Piic^ix lalaads.
Pacific Ocei®

C&rlBtims Is*, M©t«: %», MBS' Islaiiis,
l^clfic Oc«ia

I^pModacfeylas la^fearis ^ Octeotoe** *65 OarietEKs Is., Mdm %aa| Stliit Mlmm,

Pacific Ocean

Lepldodaefeyliis

Ocfec&esr *6$ Ctelsteis Is*, Ifota Upaa# Line Islands,

Pacific Ocean

Octcto®? *65 C&rlstaas Jg., Opiw, Line Islands,

Pacific Ocean

OctoS>@ 3 r *65 dnelsfeias Is#, Mcstn ^pm^ Line IslaMs,

Paclftc Ocean

Lepldodactylns Inptopia 29 Octctoer

»

CSirlstms Is., Mctm
Pacific Ocean

Is lards.

I^pidodactylns li^nbris

Octcber

Omlstma Is., lictu. Upua, Line IslmdS;
Pacific Ocean

Leptdodactylus lugabris 29 Octob^

CShrlstwts Is., Itofem IQsna, Line Islands,
Pacific Ocean

Lepidodactylns Ingdafls ^ Octcfeer

CSbyisfeaas Isi, Mctn Opm, Lli» Islands,
Pacific Ocean

Per opus mtilati;^

10801 Lepidodactylus li^uLris

Lepldodactylns lugubrls

Chrlstnas Is.,
Pacific Oc^n

Mdu Opm, Lint lalardS:

65 Cbrlstms Is., Motu l^ua, Line Islands,
Pacific Ocean

dmistiaas Is.,
Fmeitic Ocemi

*65 CJhrlftoias Is.,
Pacific Ocean

MOfcn %ua, Lint Islands

i

Able^iams boatonl

Is.

Islands, Pacific

Septeatoer *65 Inll Is»>- fbcanlx Islands, i^cific

Able]^iams bouton!

24- September *65 Hull Is., Pboealx Islands, Pacific

Ocean

FiftM

,, Iioca'fcloai

10^7 Ahle^mmm b^^taal

^ *0 lull Ik*, Pboealx Isikoa^fi, fmciSia

Qmmm

11^88 awiilati®

1088^ Ablejiaqpai biswfeCKii

106^ A^tephgam 'be^toiat

^ S@ftenter *65 auH Is., Xslaait;.^ fatelfl#

Oceatt

^ Si^teater- *0 Hall Is., Ifeaeaix Islsadi, faclfic

Qmmn

%

^ ^pteistoer ’0 M.1 Is., Pboerdx Islsads, Psetfle

10891. Abl©^!^a?we' bojiboal

^ Sept^tet *0 aiil ls*» Phoealx I@1«!S», Paelfic

Oc^a

1C^2 bo«feoal

^ Sept^jer '0 ]ltell Isj, ’SbmnM IsiaaSs, Paelfie

Ooma

10897 Able^iBB?»g

10^18 Ablej^bafi^

13 ^wm *88 Ia;ysaa Is., amaiita Islsisto, Paeifia

Oc^a

H ^uae iMymn Is., Vsmiim IslsnAs, Pacific

O^aiypt

11^9 AblgpJjajnAS b^wlQiiS,

13 3mm *0 la-fwwa Is., Hsmilaa IslaMs, Biclflc

OCi^a

10900 Able^mrus bewbrnt

13 June *0t imjmm. I®., Bsmllsa Xslaaia,: Peeiftc

Oe«a

1<^01 A3ll@ifc8»uS; baatcml

13 JKsae *0 laysaa Is*, Havmllaa Islands, Pmclfle

Oc«i

IC^Og jSb-lapha*n^

33 3wm *0 Mymu l0»$ la^asitaa Islafts, Pisiflc

Ocesa

t^C$. Atole^tojrs^

33 3mm *M Iis^ia Is*, HsT^llaa Islsi^Sf Pacific

XC^Ok AhXm-^msmB bottt<»il

13 3mm *0 iMymn Is., M-rniimn Islsy^s, Pacific

Oceas

1C^5 Ablesasasii^ bo^aai

H Jme *0 tejssa Is*# ainatlsa IsteaSs, pacific

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1{^>6 Ablepitoru® brntoai

13 Jam '0 laysoa Is., Mmiim ZbXkoS^ Pacific

Occsa

IC90? Ablepbicms %0\xkmi

iQ908 Ablmimmm boutoul

33 3wm *0 la^an Is., Baaltaa Islaadi, Pacific

Ocean

33 Juae *0 I^tysaa Is., fla^milaa Islaofls, Pacific

10908 Atol€i4ia*TiS bcwtoal

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1 $ (Jam *66

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13 Jme *66

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13 Jtoe * 6 $

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19 ^^Aly *66 Ho^laisd lalaafl, Ptelfia Ocean

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Faelfle 0mm

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Pacific Ocean

McKean Isleaid,, I«lsii8.St

Pacific Oci^Bi

McKean Xals^y
Pacific Oc«in

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11002 LeplCMactylns

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2oolo©r

fis*n®st A. Laotator, Division of Fislies

Oollection of Flsbes froia J^thsonlan Institation
Pacific Ocean Biological iiirrej

ittacbe4 is a list of fisljes, and eorrosponding collsction stations,
obtained ivtm. tke iM-Wisonian Institution f^cifie Ocean Biological
Siirvej. ffc>t included in list are the faisilies CSobiida©, H-eotrid&e,

(given to Ir. Lachaer), Blemiida®, IS'ipterjgiidae, (givea t© fip» %ring©r)
awi Pajipercidae (given to £r. Schaita). Ill identificatioi^ were mj^ by
Kr. 'Wilii® F, ^ith-faaia, Museina tschnieian, Mvision of Fishes,

^causs may of the genera inolnded in this list are in need of revision,
SOB® of the identifications ar# provisional. We request that this list
not be Kade available for jaiblication.

1

3

5

6

7

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9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

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19

20

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

, Kwajalein Atoll,
Data imeertaln, probably
^=**shall Is *-froa Elk^,

Is.

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is. (W. SMe Hioenix ^ssup)

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an Is,

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j Is., Phoenix Groi^, W. Side

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15 Oct. 19^

1 lov, 1964

3 July 1965
15 Oct. 1963
9 duty 1964
7 June 1964

2 July 1965
2 April 1964

24 July 1964

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1

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33, 37,

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GnatiKMlantex auroliaeatus -

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<*i«nj»wa

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Ceatropyge flavisslmis - 26

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l^eudochei liaus hanataenia - 16, 29, 22, 11, 14-
Axmm^ es ea eralaop imctattas - 3&, 44

«* e M Nii»>>* ^wri« ! Hb#« i ' ii ii »»i ( ii wiw^^ tww i 'i i wwiwm w « <r-'i «iiwwwiw wi w ^ i waw i iM i twwiti»ow«mr*imrin ii , ^ ^ ^

GomtiOBm tricolor - 4

iwniiiiMn if wiwtt ■[!

ifetllehoores trimacalatcs - 22, 32, 6, 21, 16, 29, 4, 3> l-% 2, 26, 22
ltelicM@j^.g ^^aritageM. - 3, 22, 24, 21, 32, 37, 1, 18, 13

Stothoi^lls axlllarlc - 21, 18, 3, 31, 29, 10, 20, 11, 8, 22, 30, 44,

13, 35, 12, 32

ite*. Hua^hrey, Ghaiman, Itepartment of fertebrat# Sept^aber 19, 1966

Zoology

Irnest A. tochix©!*. Division of Fishes

Collection of Fishes from ^dthsonian Institution
Pacific Ocean Biological Survey

Attached is a list of fishes, and corres|K>nding collection stations,
obtained from the Sasithsonian Institution Pacific Ocean Biological
Sujrvey. ttot included in list are the faadlies Gobiidae, Mwstridae,

(given to Dr. Lachaer), Blenniidae, 14*ipt®rygiidae, (given to ft?. Springer)
and Pai^ercidae (given to Dr. Schultz). All identifications were isade by
Mr, William f. Stoith-Vania, Mmevm teehaLcian, Division of Fishes.

Because many of the genera included in this list are in need of revision,
some of the identifications are provisional. Me recpest that this list
not be made available for publication.

Bs^asd Is, (S, 314©)

Is., Ifeapsijali Is, (Go^-al Msad in I,ag«

j ISarsball Is ,

», *«.*^«* gFo^ CW* >fMs AtoH)

Is. (1
liiai Is. C®.

Pali^ra Is. (Ifegi to Gswssway Mddls lA^mx)

. (fi.l. Lagoon)

Is, (SjibII pmX in
ifewaM Is. {W.S. Is.)

Lijsroo Is, JaaMt Atidd.,

I^ica Is,, 'fekn Atoll, Ifersball Is,

:, 1,4'. Sid# Is.)

15 Oct. 1964
1

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taU. Xs

i,W. of Is. Oawlias Is.

Sand Is,, Jolsaston Is. Atoll

■Raagar^vE Atoll (!,¥, (kmm^ iltoH to BmoM Ciiai®©!
iiolQdcain to.)

15 Oct. 1963
9 Jolj 1^
7 4wm 1^

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4 ^p*!! 1964
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n tm. 1964

2d Oet. 1

19 t^ct. 191
17 Ji»a 1965

i, toi to*

Is. *'

., »«a,jalsto Atoll, to,

toto nmertato, probably l-Mcrtoj to,

Sirahstll la.-lissa Bikar, Tate, or &i 4 al«to AtoHs
tofcclan to, Atato Is,

sMtoift »4 jyg, Fateofo 4 ton

isf of

Ms K»«ato

to, (¥. SMo to.)

a#ajal«to Atoll, Itof^mll to.

.car Is, Kw,ijatoln Atoll, ^fitell to,
to. S.w, 31 ^ of Is,

^Idsa to. (Md Most cod)

ite#»d to. (SPtofii^ ^of on S.l. eo»«r of to.

, (top®® pool frilling i^@f on W. Sldo.i
' •, ©o^^^ton Is, Atoll
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^djrnio I^» M.M, 3 i.do

&&an to,, ¥, Stdo to. in fxssnt of ftoipoto
to, Saa%- tossA 3 .H. Oartmt

ala, pssslbto Itw^teil to,
fostok Is. Chaj^l at S.W. Coi^i^

Prob. Starbnck to., Liiw IslaMs

Bimi® to., Gmm* W,. Side

1 . of

13 ^wm 1^5
if) 1964

8 lov, 1964
kS Feb# 1964
15 Octon »nr, 19^
3 mrsh 1^5
27 Feb. 1965
11 Jnl^ Ifi
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23 Ost. 1 ^
1 !4srch 1965

34 JdXj 19^

8 fter. 1^

1 ISov, 1964

18 mf» 1964
4 ®® 1965

m Feb. 1^
U Oct. 19^
4^ Jme 1964
15 Oet, 1964-
1 Sept. 1963
8 Ikyf, 1964

19 Oct. 19 ^

14 Oet. 1963

15 2mm 1965
22 Jmm l%5
21 Feb. 1964

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Is. Cs.M, C^is^)

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Atoll
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33 Juno 1965

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Zoology

l^artmeat of fertebrate

Irriest A. Lactoer, Mvision of Fishes

tolleetioft of Pishes from Smi'thsoaxaa Institatioa
pacific OceaH Biological Surfey

Attached is a list of fishes, and corresponding collection stations,
obtained frott the Sadthsonian Institution ^cific Ocean Biological
Survey. Hot included in list ar® ti»e fmilies Gobiidae, Heoiridae,

(given to Dr. lachaer), Bleniiiidae, Iriptei^giidae, (given to Er, %ringer),
and Parpercidae (given to Cr, Schulta). All iteitifications were »de by
it*. 'William F. ^d.th-¥ania, Miseist techniciaa, JEvision of Fishes.

^eause a^ny of the genera inclwied 'in this list are in need of revision,
some of the identifications are provisional. Me reqi»st that this list
m% be »Ade available for publication.

I

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X

10

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16

II

1 '

34

40

41

43

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•5 fershaH Is. (

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a Atoll
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imcertain, probaM^ iiiderbury Is

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(Mid West md)

13

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15

1964

1

1964

3

1965

15

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1963

9

Jaiiy

1964

7

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1964

2

1965

April 1964

24

Jay

1964

11

Noir,.

1964

22

Oct,

1964

19

Oct,

1964

17

June

1965

^ring 1964

13 Jwm 1965

.<0 Sept, 191
8 tbv. 1964
^ Feb. 1964
st-n, mv, 19(

3

Ifereh 1965

27

Feb,

1965

11

jay

1964

<48

Feb.

1964

23

Oct.

1964

1

Ifereb 1965

24

July

19^

8

Itov,

1964

2

!l©v.

1964

18

lov.

1964

24

Jtme

1965

10

Fsb,

1964

11

Oct.

1963

June

1964

15

Oct.

1964

1

Sept,

. 1963

B IkiV, 1^

19 Oct. 19^

14 Oct. 1963
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15 Jme 1965
M Jwm 1965

lAJli

45

46

M Jmrn 1965

15 Ifcv. 1963

47

43

49

55

56
5?
53
59

63

64

65

66
67
63

Stai^usk Is. (K.M. Si4s), Lin© lalaKis
Birae Is, (S.VI. Corner)

^ngareaa Atoll, K,W* Si4© Atoll, on Lagpoa side o;
littie Islets S. of Molokai Is,

fagasa, fatnila, Aaeriean Saooa, along Booky Shor©
Kcloan Is. (W, Sid© Is*)

Sand Is, Jotoston Is, .Atoll
iadteib Atoll ifersball Is,

fioMlawi Is, tricing reef on W, Sid©
iktl»ean Is, ¥, Sid®

Pago Pago, Aaericaa Saaoa
Pago P^o, fdtiiila, A^rie^ Saaioa
Birnie Is,, li,W* Side
ISgsSeaa Is,

Pal^rra Is,, CkJoper Is, (Side of If,
Jafeor Is.,, Jalttit Atoll, Ifershall
Howland Is,

&*©«© Is, laire Atoll,

Sand

13 Jme 1965

5 dnly 1964
17 Feb. 1964

6 Jim© 1964

25 Oct, 1964

5 July 1964
la Feb. 1964
17 F®b. 1964

a9 Ost, 1964

4 Only 1964
8 Ifev, 1964

6 Peb. 19 ^

6 196 ^

19^
a feb. 1965

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m Mar. 19 ^

16 s^. 1963

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33 ^3

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Collection of Fishes from Smithsonian Institution
Pacific Ocean Biological Siirvey

September 19, 1966

Attached is a list of fishes, and corresponding collection stations,
obtained from the Smithsonian Institution Pacific Ocean Biological
Survey, Not included in list are the families Gobiidae, ELeotridae,

(given to Dr. Lachner), Blenniidae, Tripterygiidae, (given to Dr. Springer),
and Parpercidae (given to Dr. Schultz). All identifications were made by
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NO. COIiiGTING STATIONS

Howland Is. (S. Side)

Bikar Is,, Marshall Is. (Coral Head in Lagoon)

Carlson Is., Kwajajein Atoll, Marshall Is,

Fanning Is,, Line Island group (¥, Side Atoll)

Baker Is, (Reef on'N, Side)

Hun Is, (N. Side)

Palmyra Is. (Next to Causeway Middle Lagoon)

Fanning Is., Line Is. group (N.E, Lagoon)

Palmyra Is. (Small pool in inter Lagoon)

Howard Is. (W.S. Is.)

Lijeron Is, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall Is,

Taka Is,, Taka Atoll, Marshall Is.

McKean Is. (¥. Side Is.)

N,¥, of South Is. Caroline Is, Line Islands
Sand Is,, Johnston Is, Atoll

Tongareva Atoll (N.W. Corner Atoll in Second Channel N.
Molokaia Is.)

North Is., Johnston Is. Atoll

N. Loi Is,, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Is.

Data uncertain, probably Enderbury Is.

Marshall Is,-from Bikar, Taka, or Kwajalein Atolls 1 ^
Tokelau Is, Atafu Is.

Taukalau Is, Fakaofo Atoll
Phoenix Is. (Reef of W. Side)

Enderbury Is. (¥, Side Phoenix group)

Gardner Is, (S,¥. Corner)

Tokelau Is, Nokunono Atoll
Howard Is, (¥. Side Is.)

Kwajalein Is. Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Is.

Little Buster Is. Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Is.

Jarvis Is. S.¥, Side of Is.

Malden Is. (Mid ¥est end)

Howard Is. (ijringing reef on S.E. corner of Is.)

Howard Is. (large pool fringing reef on ¥. Side)

Sand Is,, Johnston Is, Atoll
Baker Is. (Reef on S.E, Comer)

Mauritius Tamarin Bay N, Side in Lava Boulders
Birnie Is. N.¥. Side

McKean Is., ¥, Side Is. in front of flagpole
Baker Is, Sandy beach S,¥. Corner
Data uncertain, possibly Marshall Is,

Vostok Is. Channel at S.¥, Corner
Prob. Starbuck Is,, Line Islands
Birnie Is., Phoenix Group, ¥, Side

13 Oct. 1963
15 Oct. 1964

1 Nov. 1964
3 July 1965

15 Oct. 1963
9 July 1964

7 June 1964

2 July 1965
2 April 1964

24 JiiLy 1964

11 Nov. 1964
22 Oct, 1964

19 Oct. 1964

17 June 1965
Spring 19^

, of

13 June 1965

20 Sept. 1964

8 Nov. 1964
28 Feb, 1964

Oct-H Nov, 19^

3

March 1965

27

Feb.

1965

11

July

1964

28

Feb.

1964

23

Oct,

1964

1

March 1965

24

July

1964

8

Nov,

1964

2

Nov.

1964

18

Nov.

1964

24

June

1965

10

Feb.

1964

11

Oct.

1963

26

June

1964

15

Oct.

1964

1

Sept

, 1963

8 Nov. 1964

19

Oct,

1964

14

Oct,

1963

Prob. 1964

15

June

1965

22

June

1965

21

Feb ,

1964

GOLLICTING STATIONS

44 Starbuck Is, (N.W", Side), Line Islands

45 Birne Is, (S,¥, Corner)

46 Tongareua Atoll, N.¥, Side Atoll, on Lagoon side of
little Islets S. of Molokai Is,

47 Fagasa, Tutuila, American Samoa, along Rocky Shore

48 McKean Is, (¥. Side Is.)

49 Sand Is, Johnston Is, Atoll

55 Brikub Atoll Marshall Is.

56 Fagasa, tutuila, American Somoa along shore

57 Howland Is, fringing reef on ¥, Side

58 McLean Is. ¥, Side

59 Pago Pago, American Samoa

60 Pago Pago, Tutuila, American Samoa

61 Birnie Is,, N,¥, Side

62 McKean Is,

63 Palmyra Is., Cooper Is, (Side of ¥. lagoon)

64 labor Is,, Jaluit Atoll, Marshall ^^s.

65 Howland Is.

66 Green Is. Kure Atoll, Hawaii

67 ¥ashington Island, (Fresh ¥ater Lake)

68 Midway Is., Sand Is.

22 June I965

15 Nov. 1963

13 Jinae I965

5 July 1964
17 Feb, 1964

6 June 1964
25 Oct. 1964

5 July 1964
12 Feb. 1964
17 Feb. 1964

29 Oct. 1964

4 July 1964
8 Nov, 1964

6 Feb. 1964
6 June 1964

1964

2 Feb. 1965
Nov, 1963

30 Mar. 1964

16 Sept. 1963

Poff:onoperca pmetata - 30

Gephalopholis argus - 14> 26, 3j 21, 1, 13, 22, 32) 211, 13) 23) 16, 18.

12 , 33 ) 29 ) 11 , 20 , 6
Bpinephelus kohleri -* 2
Variola louti - 18

Bpinephelus macrospilos — 33> 29, 20, 23, 10, 35, 4, 31, 27
Gra-Tmtii stes sexline at us - 18, 3, 32, 21, 27, 31, 33, 1
Gephalopholis urodelus — 6, 2

Gephalopholis leopardus - 21, 22, 12, 11, 14, 16, 10
Bpinephelus microdon - 18, 3) 2, 26, 8, 22, 21, 12
Bpinephelus fusco^uttatus -< 25, 6

Bpinephelus merra - 25, 8, 21, 22, 36, 14, 16, 29, 6, 22, 3, 18, 11, 19, 2_

26, 9, 28, 12

Bpinephelus elon^atus - 2, 35, 20, 37, 18, 27, 8, 29
pinephelus melanostigma - 8, 27, 19, 38, 39, 23, 40, 33, (28), 32

Bpinephelus hexagonatus - l6, 19, 38, 20, 31, 27, 2, 19, 13, 6, 4, 37, 22,

41, 33, 23

Bpinephelus socialis - 23, 14, 31, 13, 42, 22, 19, 2, 37

Plectropomus triincatus - 18
Anyperodon leucogrammicus - 12
Bpinephelus emoryi - 4, 33, 10, 19

Bpinephelus spilotlceps - 29, 12, 26, 22, 8, 21, 18, 3
Serranidae (immature) » 27
Bpinephelus spilotus - 29

Bpinephelus spp, - 28, 31, 12, 2, 22, 33, 16, 8, 19, 42, 30

Bothus mancus - 22, 26, 21, 44, 65, 14, 10, 46, 33, 63, 19, 30> 13
Bothus pantherinus - 22
Bothidae sp« - 1

Aesopia heterorhinos - 12

Pegasus draconis - 66

Ghoeroichthys sculptus - 38^ 24j 10, 32, 31
Dunckero c ampus dactyliophorus - 12

GIGHLIDAE

Gichlidae sp» - 6?

SGARIDAE

Scarops .lordanl - 31> hh} 18
Scaru s .j one s i - 18, 22, 4, 2, 14
Scarus foster! - I4j 9, 21, 16
Scarus sordidus - 11
Scarus schle^eli - 18
Scarus microrhinos - 11, 12
Ghloriu^us blcolor - 12, 11
Qalotomus spinidens - 18
Ghlomrrus gibbus - 8

Scarus (%)ecies) — 2, 21, 18, 26, 12, l6, 11, 22, 4, 14, 20, 29,3^ 28, 25, 8

9, 15

Scarus vermicixlatus - 3
Scarus harid - 4> 16

LUTJANIDAE

Lut.janus Yai^iensis - 6, 9j 28, 8, 4^ 25, 44^ 35j 26 , 5> H

Lut.janus bohar - 29

Lut,1 anus m.onostigma - 10, 21, l6, 22, 32, 26

Lut.janus kasmira - 28, 2

Lut.janus gibbus - 28

Gymnocaeslo g. 7 mnopters - 13

Lut.janus (young) - 33> 32

CIRRHITIBAE

Glrrhitus pimulatus - 31, 35, 41, 33, 37, 23, 30, 40, 19, 10, 20, 44, 38

Paracirrhites hemisticus - 20, 41, 19, 38, 37

Cirrhitops hubbarti - 19, 13

Girrhitichthys aprinu s - 32, 10, 4

Iso cirrhitus sexfasciatus - 41

Meocirrhites armatus - 20

Paracirrhites arcatus - 16, 26, 20, 29, 3

Pempheris oualensis- 44, 35, 20

SYNOD0NTIDAB

3 , 21 , 2 ,

Saurida gracilis - 14,

Synodus yariegatus - 2, 11, 22, 18
Syaodus englemani - 12

26, 12, 18, 11,

22, 29

Acanthrrus _achllles - 14, 24, 45, 17, 16, 37, 35, 20, 23, 44, 31, 38, 30 , 29, 41
lineatus - 3, 18, 20, 35, 13, 19, 27, 33, 37, 23, 31, 4
Acanthurust, triostegus - l6, 41, 44, 46, 38, 6, 23, 27, 21, 5, 31, 14, 26, 3, 2,

8, 47, 32, 33, 4, 18, 29, 22, 9, 24, 48, 19, 7, 30, 1

Acanthuras triostegus sandyicensis - 15, 49
Acanthiirus oliyaceous - IS

Acanthurus guttatus - 24, 20, 48, 16, 37, 23, 27, 35, 1, 44, 13, 31

Acanthurus glaucopareius - 20, 30, 3, 35, 27, 11, 6, 28, 16, 12

Acanthurus gahhm - 18, 9

Zebra soma yer lifer urn - 41, 2, 3, 4, 8

Naso lituratus - 2, 29, 3

Naso imicornis - 29

Zebrasoma flayescens - 2, 17

Zebrasoma scop as - 2, 12, 11

Acanthurus mata - 9, 4

Ctenochaetus cyanoguttatus - 30, 19, 23, 2

Gtenochaetus striatus - 14, 8, 23, 2, 28, 26, 22, 20, 12, 29, 18, 9, 3, H, 13, 16,

Acanthxirus nl^ris » 44, 27 , 21 , 37 , 23 , 2 , 20 , 31 , 12 , 5 , 19 , 13 , 35 , 3
A» nigrofuscus -< 29 , 3 , 12 , 11 , 18, 54
Masa valajningi ~ H

Acanthurus sp, - 9 , 10 , 18, 12 , 33 , 22 , 28 , 23 , 8 , 18
Acanthupus xanthropt erus - 9

Forclpiger lol - 11
Heniochus permutatus ~ 11, 12
Megaprotodon strigangulus - 12, 17, 18
Ghaetodon reticulatus - 11, 12
C, bennetti — 4

C, imimaculatus “ 2, 17

C» ornatissimus - 2, 4, 15, 17, 20

C, trifasciatus “ 2, 11, 12, 14, I 6 , 22, 26

G» lineolatus « 2, 4, 9

G. falcilia - 14 , 21, 22, 25, 2, 34

G» lunula - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 18, I 9 , 20

G» vagabundus 9

G» quadrimaculatus <- 21, 23, 24

G. citrinellus 2, 3, 18, 20, 21, 24, 28, 29

G. ephippium 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15, I 6 , 17

G, auriga - 2 , 4,, 6 , 7, 8 , 9, 12, 14, 15, I 6 , 17, 21, 25, 26 , 29

G. semelon 14, 21, 22

G» mertensii <- 2

G» rafflesii - 11

Pie slops melas “• 18

Pieslop 3 corallicola ~ 20, 21

Pseudochromis aircea marshallensis — 12, 11, 2

Pseudograma polyacantha — I 6 , 11, 29, 12, 3, 2

Aporops bilinearis - 41, 33, 29, 20, 19, 37, 30, I 6 , 23, 10, 44, 3

LUTJANIDAl

Scolopsis cancellatus - 29, IS

TRIPTKRIGIIME

HelcograMna chica - 3S
HelcograTTiTTia. species - 3S, 2, 12

POEGILIIME

Poecilia sp. - 67

Gymno c arnius griseus - 3
Monotaxis grandoculls - 12, 11
Gnathodentex anrolineatus - 2, 11

TETRAROGIME = SCOEPAMIME

Taenianotus triacanthus - 20

GORPHAeNIME

Goryphaena hippurus - 6S

APOGONUMl

Paramia qiiinquelineata - 2, 21, 9, 28, 8, 25, 12
Apo^on exo stlffpia - 26, 20, 21, 2, 22, 12
” ” snyderi - 18, 16, 26, 14, 11

" ” novemfasciatus — 22, 29, 21, 18, 20

” ” trlmaculatus - 12

” " variegatus - 14, 22, 8, 21

" " robustus ? - 3, 33, 46, 57, 27, 31, 35, 4

” " nigrofasciatus - 12

Cheilodipterus macrodon - 12, 22
ApoRon angnstatus ? — 30

Apogon sp. - 31, 13, 4, 44, 20, 16, 29, 30, 3, 10, 23
” ” erythrinus - 21, 8, 46, 18, 9, H, 2, 12

” " savayensis ? - 46, 18, 29, 8, 3

” " ocellatus - 32, 27, 22

” ” nubilis - 18, 29, 2, 22, 21, 12

Gymnapogon urospllotus - 18
" " gracilicauda ~ 18

AULOSTOEHMl

Aulostomus chinensis - 12

Zanclus cornutus ~ 3, 16, 2, 20, 22, 17

POMAGANTHIDAE

Centropyge flavissinm - 29, 2, 20, 16, 12, 22, 46

Parupenexis barberinus - 29, 12, 18, 4, 21, 6, 8, 28
Parupeneus trifasciatus - 20, 18, 3, 28, 29, 6, 11, 26, 46
Parupeneus blfasciatus - 31, 19, 22
Parupeneiis pleurosti^jna — 29, 11, 28
Upeneus arge - 9

MjHo idichthys samoensis - 29, 11, 26, 6, 18, 21, 8, 2, 9, 22, 4, 14, 46

Hulloidlchthys auriflamma - 4, 2, 15

Parupeneus cyclostomus - l6, 26

Parupeneus - 55^ 29, 1, 56, 22, 11

Mullidae - 22, 21

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Garaeanthus maculatus - 19, 29, 20, 37
Cara cant bus unipinnxis 12, 57^ 46, 29, 18

Carapus mourlani - 11, 4

KUHLIDAE

Kuhlla taeniura - 56, 39, 22, 13
Kuhlia marginata - 44, 41, 23, 27, 45, 13, 30, 48
Kuhlla petit! - 45, 10, (48?), 30, 33, 19
Kuhlia sandvicensis - 34

SIGANIDAE

Siganus rostratus - 18, 3, 29, 20, 11, 2
Siganus sp, - 28

FISTULARIQAE

Flstixlaria petimba - 62, 22, 15, 28, 20, 29, 14

MUGILIDAl

NeoiB.yxus chaptalii - 13^ 16, 5, 23, 20, 63, 43, 21, 6, 4, 14
Ghelon vaipjiensis - 21
Crenimugil crenllabis - 4, 14

lEIGHONOTIIME

ChallxodFbes tauensis - 31, 13, 30 , (No data Marshall Is. or Line Is.), 41

Stenatherina temmj..nckii - 2, 29, 3, 18
Pranesus pingnis - 28
Allanetta sp. - 55

SPHISAMIME

Sphyraena genie ~ 64

KIPHOSIDAE

Kyhosus vaigiensis - 28, 29
K. cinerascens - 4, 9

EXOGOSTIISAB-176

Parexocoetus mento

LETHRINIDAE

Lethrinus nebulosus - 28, 11, 2
Lethrinus — 29, 28

Antennatus bigibbus - 10

POMCMTBIDAE

Abudefdtif biocellatus ~ 12, 2, 29, 3

Abudefdul amabilis 33> 3j 35, 6, 19, 13, 10, 37
Abudefdiif leucopomus - 19, 10, 3, 13, 48, 33, 32, 37

Abudefduf phoenixensls - 41, 23, 19, 35, 37, 27, 33, 20, 13, 30, 31, 58, 44
Abudefduf septemfasciatus ■-> 25

Dascyllus aruanus - 2, 14, 21, 29, 11, 8, 12, 18, 26, 22
Pomacentrua nigricans - 25, 12, 2, 19, 10, 8, 18
Pomacentrus vaiull - 2, 3, 18, 22, 29, 26, 46, 12, 11, 21, 28
Pomacentrus aureus - 35, 13, 10, 30 , 33, 31, 44, 37
Abudefdul septemfasciatus - 46, 22, 14, 20, 21, 5
Pomacentrus pavo - 22, 26, 6, 28, 21
Pomacentrus pavo ? 14, 18

Abudefduf sordidus - 23, 31, 14, 45, 41, 42, 27, 21, 35, 38, 18, 32, 33, 6, 48,

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Abudefduf lacrymatus - 18, 12, 2, 3, 29, 19
Abudefduf eoelestis - 29, 3
Abudefduf ciiracao 12, 11, 18

Pomacentrus albofasciatus - 14, 20, 25, 6, 19, 5, 32, 1, 37, 24, 44, 59, 22, 8, 4
Pomacentrus lividus - 8, 19
Abudefduf dickl - 18, 3, 4, 19

Abudefduf ^laucus - 39, 44, 32, 6, 16, 22, 26, 10, 19, 22, 4, 21, 56, 2, 39

Abudefduf imparipennis - 44, 20, 21, 31, 32, 33, 35, 30, 38, 4, 14, 41, 19, 10

Chromis caeruleus - 22, 3, 18, 2, 26, 25, 14, 12, 8, H, 21

Chromis vanderbilti ~ 10

Pomacentrus .jenkinsi - 33, 38, 3

Pomacentrus saxatllls - 13

Abudefduf leucozona - 10, 5, 32

Pomacentrus melanopterus - 29, 11, 13

Chromis dimidiatus -* 29, 10

Abudef d-uf taupp-g - 60

Chromis lepidolepis - 3

Abudefduf sp> - 45, 32

Abudefduf sp. - 36

Amphiprion bicinctus ? ~ 29

Centropyge flavissimus - 26

Epibxilus Insidiator - 12, 3, 2, 11, 14, 21, 22, 20

Halichoeres hortulanus - 20, 59, 4, 3, 18, 29, 12, 26, 12, 3
Labroides bicolor - 11, 2, 26

Labroides diaiidiatus - 22, 3, 11, 29, 26, IS, 2, 46
Gomphosus varius - 18, 3, 26 , 29, 22, 59, 12, 20
Halichoeres argas - 13, 44
Cheilinus fasciatus - 22, 2, 11
Cheilinus trilobatus - 3, IS, 29, 21, 22
Hemipteronotus (:xyrichth.y3) taeniourus - 18, 29, 21
Thalassoma purpiiretim - 37, 14, 24, 44, 31, 4, 35
Thalassoma fuscm - 23 , 10, 32, 35, 31
Hemiff^rmnus me lap ter us - 12, 29, IS

.Eialossoma umbrostyCTia - 30, 33, 43, 21, 31, 10, 6, 19, 24, 41, 31, 29, 13, 5, 14

61, 20, 23 , 47, 22, 16, 32, 1

Thalassoma harwickei - 3, 59, 2, 6, 16, 14, 26, 21, 22, 18, 12, 29

Thalassoma quinquivlttata - 18, 20, 3, 24, 6, 23, 44, 29, 16, 10, 37, 13, 33, 2, 12

41, 2L, 26

Thalassoma amblycephalus - 2, 17, 13, 31, 37, 3, 29
Qheilinus undulatus - 3, 4

Stetho.lulls linearis - 29, 18, 22, 20, 24, 21
Goris aygula - 18, 2

Gomphosus varius - 22, 26, 11, 2, 18, 14
Maeropharyngodon pardalis - 3
Halichoeres hoeveni - 28, 29, 12

Pseudochellinus tetrataenia - 2
Ps eudo cheilinus hexataenia - l6, 29, 22, 11, 14
Anampses caeruleopuactatus - 38, 44
Gompho sus tricolor - 4

Halichoeres trimaculatus - 22, 32, 6, 21, l6, 29, 4, 3, 18, 2, 26, 22

Halichoeres margaritaceus - 3, 22, 24, 20, 21, 32, 37, 1, 18, 13

Stetho .lulls axillaris - 21, 18, 3, 31, 29, 10, 20, 11, 8, 22, 30, 44, 26, 4, 3,

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Halichoeres mar^in-atus -• 2, 18
Halichoeres kallochroma - 28
Cheilinus digrammus ? - 18

Cheilinus sp. ? - 3
Labrichth.y3 cyanotaenia - 12, 11

Cheilinus trilobatus ? - 18, 29, 21, 3, 22, 11, 2, 14, 12, 25

Labridae sp, - 32
Hallcheres biocellatus — 11
Cymolutes praetexbatus - 21
Haliehoeres sp. - 29, 14, 22, 8, 20
Stetho.lulls stri^iventer - 25, 2
Stetho.lulls sp. “ 16
Thalassoma sp. - 54

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

2 October I967

Dr. Robert L. lyie
PO Box 8095> Waikiki Station
Honolulu, Hawaii

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Dear Bob

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What is the status of your frozen specimens out there?
Warren King told me today that as far as he knows the possible

Petrel specimen has never come back in here and if

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■the Brown-winged Terns have come in he’s unaware of it. Brian

Harrington is looking for 20 collected birds from Johnston whichi^,/ // / . r/
we presume are not here. 'k*'' <f /7

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Jan Reese is to come in sometime soon to show me where every¬
thing is. There is a list here somewhere of all the specimens in
our freezer but unfortunately I don't know where it is I

Best regards.

Jane P. Church

26 October 1964

Dear Bob:

Just a note to let you know that I received and enjoyed your last
letter. (

The Sooty Terns are aLaost all gone. Seems to be about 1000 or so
left. They started departing about four weeks ago and it has been
noticeable every morning that many left each night or early morning.

We sighted the "First" (?) Gooney on Sand Island on 9 Oct, Firsts
. on Eastern as follows: 1 Black 1815 12 Octj 1 Black 1500 21 Octj
1 Black 1420 23 Octj four Black 25 Oct, Several more black have
been sighted o n Sand Isl in the past week-end.

One l^brid, black bill, black head and top of body and feet and
grey underside sighted Wednesday 21 Oct on Eastern, It was a bonded
bird,

Di 3 f Fisher, his wife and an xindergraduate arrived last Friday on the
Log flite. Don't know exactly how long they plan to stay®

The heavy^is upon us now. It has been blowing upwards of 40 knots and
has rained almost constantly since last Thursday the 22nd, Due to the
high winds we sometimes get only two boats a day and the tugs are used
for those trips. Yesterday it rained like I have never seen it rain
before. Of course when you are out in the elements.as we are here it
seems jrou feel it a bit more. Now I know you know what I mean,'^

The family is fine, Ned still school secretary and seems to enjoy
herfielf, Pat in Hawaii is doing good in school and is surfing a little,

I have made contact with Dr Albert Banner 4t the Univ of Hawaii and am
sending him specimirts for his poisonous fish project, I have a shipment
of Barracuda ready to go back at anytime now. These are mostly "Reef"
type fish. Due to the heavy weather I am not doing too much fishing now

Drop a line as time permits. We enjoy hearing from you.

Best regards

UNITED STATES

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

evergiades mtioml park

IN REPLY REFER TO:

HOI'fflSTEAD, FLCRIM
21 September I 96 I 4 .

Hr, Robert A, Sundell
f’acifi® Project
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C,

Dear Bob:

Copies of the reprints you asked for are enclosed. Thanks much for
sending the plastic streamers. I’ve written to the conpany to get a list of
what they have available and prices. At the moment I’m not sure what use if
any we’ll make of plastic markers in the Sooty Tern work at Dry Tortugas, I
doubt that we’ll undertake to mark large numbers with the streamers, but we
may ■undertake to mark adults in limited areas of the colony in order to get
data on site tenacity. In any event I’ll keep the two you sent as souveniers
and ■will avoid using orange, if we do any streasner marking.

1811 be happy to correspond ■with George Watson about the Sooties re¬
covered in West Africa. Seven of these have come through to date, and we an¬
ticipate a few more from the 16,000 juveniles banded this year. To date ■we have
no transAtlantic recoveries for Anous stolidus , and ■we’ve banded only two A,
te nuir ostris.

William B, Robei-tson,
Park Biologist

Jr,

Sept. 9» 196 ^

Dear Pat,

Your letter of August 26 containing the Inforiaation
on sightings of Sooty Terns with orange streamers has just
arrived. We appreciate a great deal your keeping track of

X'’

the dates and locations of each observation and sending
these data to us. These reports are of great value in
determining the dispersal of these terns from Johnston
(Sand) Island where the orange streamers were attached.

David Bratley is also from the Smithsonian. He was
on Eastern from August Ik to 20 and during that time band¬
ed 7000 Sooty Terns and 200 Red-tailed Troplcblrds. He
also saw two terns with orange streamers and managed to

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capture one smd recorded the band number,

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I talked with Bob Frazer on the phone a few days ago . v

.

Since we work in buildings that are close to each other we

, ■

are going to have lunch together some noon. He seemed plea's- ■
ed to hear about you and your family.

Any additional reports of orange tagged Sooty Terns would

be very much appreciated. Your cooperation means a great deal
to us. Also, on the personal side, your hospitality while I
was on Midway was wonderful. My warmest regards to your family.

Sincerely,

Robert A. Sun^ell

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON 25. D. C.

2 September 1964

Dear Bob;

I*m sorry to report that the Japanese shipment had no
tape recorders like you wanted, only the more expensive ones.
MacCalltim (Sweetpea) has one like you wanted which I guess is
a few months old. He didn't have it when I left in May, He
wants to sell it for $90 as he bought a bigger one ft»Bmthe
present shipment, I don't know anything about tape recorders,
but he does seem to take very good care of his. If you want
I'll buy it from him for you, crate it and ship it back to
you. If you don't want it I'd best send you back a check for
your money as there is presently no new Japanese shipment on
the schedule.

Sincerely,

Ea.ll

PACIFIC SCIEIITIFIC INF0mi4TI0N CENTER

BERNICE P. BISHOP MUSEUM

Honolulu^ Hawaii 96819 • Telephone 855-951

August 19, 1964

Bob Sundell,

Division of Birds,

Smithsonian Institution,

Washington 25, D.C.,

Dear Mr, Sundell:

In the rush of the afternoon on which you called here
asiing about the spiders known from Kure atoll, I completely
for got an article by Drs. George D. Butler, Jr, and Robert
J. Usinger titled "Insects and other arthropods from Kure Island,
which appeared in the Proceedings of the Hawaiian Entomological
Society for 1962, pages 237-244#

I enclose a series of photocopies of these pages, which
includes spiders on pages 238-239.

Sa:getting your address from Dr, Ely, I gathered that
you were getting this information for some Coast Guard personnel
either on or who had been on Ktire, Since a list of just the
names would mean little to that person, unless he were an
expert on arachnology, I suggest that you send me his address
and I will try to get sufficient description about each of
the spiders listed so that there would be a chance of his
being able to associate the name with the specimens he has seen
on Kure, I believe that the spider experts in Bishop Mxoseiim
would be willing to do tliis service, particularly if there were
a chance of their getting a look at some of the specimens found
there.

IWien you asked about what spiders were found in Hawaii,

I failed to understand that you were interested in those on
Kure until just as you were leaving, and by that time I had
forgotten that Butler and Usinger had listed the Kure species.

lours very sincerely.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
CANAL ZONE BIOLOGICAL AREA

ESTABLISHED BY ACT OF CONGRESS
(FORMERLY BARRO COLORADO ISLAND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY)

DRAWER C, BALBOA, CANAL ZONE

August 5, 1965

Robert A. Sundell, Research Curator
Division of Birds
Smithsonian Institution
Washington 25, D. C.

Dear Dr. Simdell:

Your letter of July 30th has just reached me
as I am on the point of leaving for a vacation and
have all my old field notes packed away.

I shall try to answer your questions as soon
as I get back and unpacked in September or October.

Yours sincerely,

Martin M. Moynfhan
Director

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Dr. Martin H* Moynihan
Canal Zone Btologioal Area
Balboaj Panama Canal Zorm

Dear Dr* Moyi:d.haas

At the present time a stud^ of birds in the eentral PaeijM.c is
being earjcied out under the Division of airds at the &iithsonian.

Part of this vnork has been an intensive literature survey. lour
article "Notes on the sea-fcirds of Said Island of the Jolmston Island
g:roup"j Slepaio lB(6)i 35.-37 has proven of ‘^ nsiderable interest since
there appears to other detailed aci^nt available for these isf-

lands *

Dr. Humphrey has asked me to write to iw^uire if you
vide us with some ^^ft'tlonal infomation. It would be particularly
helpful to obtain the followingi

1. the date that the Short-eared Owl was observed on Johnston

E. th^ppecies and numbers of shorebirds and
tidmd birds seen during your work on the is.

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3« the secact dates of your work (in
10, 195 ?) ard the observations of
bird (in Hepaio . Sept. 7) sM

Eleoaio* Seot. 6 - Sept. 10 with

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4. ai^ additional information regarding the

bird observations, such as photographs, i»tes on
and soft parts, etc.

We hop® to hear from you in the near future.

Very truly yours.

Eobert A. Sundell
itesearsh Curator
Pacific Project
Division of Birds

Dear ajb.

Since Kaz* 3 ?unna axA tedne are qaite basy today I aai^aking the liberty ot
writing to make sta*© that yoa reoeiire the infomation ^ th@ Sooty Tern In
plenty of time. This letter win presaraably reach yon ^rly n@sxt week i«Ki
if at that time yon flM that yon need addltioiml details please let ns loaoir
imm^iiately. If this is the case please state veiry i^ecifleally what infor¬
mation yon need. We win send it to yon at the hotel on Wake as soon as we
are able to compile what yon request.

The incubation period of the Sooty fern is 26 days, !W.s fact was
ed ly B, ^^tson in I 907 from observations made on 16 nests on the Dry Tor-

tngas. The figure is quoted widely in other literature but I have been unable
to locate any indication that other workers have attainted t© verify it. At
that time the same per^K reported that the young were coi^letely feathered
at the end of 30 days and ” as the birds get older they begin to fly slKsrt
distances. At the ersi of 35 days they can cover 30 to ^ ^oot very rapidly
by a series of flying hops. * %rant wte} also stt^ed the birds ' on the Ehy
Tortugas says that the young are on the wlog in two nonths. Whtson also
states that Inoulmtion is by both saxes idth each bird sitting for 2k hours
the change-over ©oourring at ni^t. After hatching the young are brood¬
ed by a parent for the first three daysf this careful protection is followM
ly feeding by both parents ai^ a considerable increase in mobility of the
young birds, Ihey learn to run to the bushes remainiag motionuLess after
stickily their heads into the ©totoh of a bush or depressing the bo^y against
ary oonvenissit object. Kie j^rents soon learn to rewgnise their own young
and the young learn to respond to their own parents. Each parent feeds its
own young ar^i attacks the jQvmg of any other biid which invades its territory*
This leads to raaiy fights i®ong tti© adults aid much moiftatllty among the
i^ung.

I hope that this information is what you want aai will prove useful. If
not let us ki»3W and we will puJU. together aid send anything else you nedd if
available.

Sincerelyi;

Hobert A. SundeU

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Banks (F,¥.S.) in January 1967. Ttie speclnjene were forwarded to I 4 r. Eugene Kridler in
HonolulUj as a tei^orery loan, with Dr. Himphrey’s approval,

Jan Eeege

Species

Ho.

Saw

HiaethOR altfaereus

155908

cf

HialacroGorax respleuleus

157987

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Anas plal^rhynchos

236095

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Anas platyrhynehos

296218

Anas crecca

433999

Anas crecca

206075

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Anas aiiasr lease

413^5

Spatula clypeata

151B02

Bucephala albeola

414112

Bucephala albeola

4 i 4 i 15

9

Hlstrionieus histrionlcus

78^2

cf

Fullca americana

4o48lO

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Squfttarola squatarola

^1^792

9

Capella ^Uinago

414879

9

Totanus melanoleucus

70117

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Totanue flawipes

415000

cf

Galldris canutus

293390

9

Erolia acuminata

165888

cf

Erolla aelanotoa

293409

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Erolia alpina

415138

9

Llmosa fedoa

230504

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Crocethia alba

415440

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Haalaropus fulicariue

242678 <f

Lobipes lobatus

Larus hyperboreus

458360 d*

Larus occldentalis

253167 9

Larus argentatus

470775

Larus delawarensis

253168 d

Larus frauklinii

268947 ef

Larus Philadelphia

415544 9

Larus Philadelphia

110445

Rissa tridactyla

128583 9

Fratercula corniculata

366505

Mimus poi^glottos

336968

January E3, 196?

The following specxiaens were reinoved frcsu "the collecfcioiia of "the R&oific

Project in January I967. The specimens were forwarded to Mr. It^ene Kridler
in Honolulu with Dr. Humphrey’s approval.

Species

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Diomedea nigripeg
Diomedea Iramutabilis
Puffiniis griseus
Pufflnus paclficus
Puffinus nativitatUE
Pterodroma iiypoleuca
Bulweria bulwerii
Oceanodroma markhami
Phaethon rubrlcauda

Riaethon rubrlcauda

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Sula dactylatra

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Sula leucogaeter
Sula leucogaeter

Sula sula

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€ula sula
Pregata minor
Pregata minor
Pregata minor
Pluvialis decmainica
Arenaria interpres
Numeniue tahitlensis

Jan Reese

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496176

494176

492965

494159

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494258 9

493062 imm. 9

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494377 ism.

496633 9

493140

494248 9

494246 cf

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493204 cf

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494833

Sterna fuscata

action

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ProcelEterna cexnilea
Anous stolidus
Anous minutuE
Gygie alba
Psittlrostra cantana

January 24, 1967

The following U.S.N.M, specimens were loaned to Dr. Charles Ely
(Hays, Kansas) in January 1967.

Sterna

lunata

Jan Reese

Sterna fuscata

189426

300626

358144

21290

300633

358145

212142

300635

240935

300636

240937

300638

240938

300639

240980

340640

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300641

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300642

300601

300645

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300648

300609

358150

300618

448349

300620

300624

448350

January 24» 1956

The following Pacific Project specimens were forwarded to Dr. Charles
Ely in January 1967.

Jan Reese

Sterna fuscata

Sterna lunata

493440

494327

495007

493259

494124

495052

493670

494328

495022

493260

494354

49S053

493742

494329

495493

493261

494355

495299

492743

494694

495496

493970

494356

495300

493745

494695

495500

493971

494446

495516

493843

494701

495874

493972

494447

495534

493879

494707

495875

493973

494448

495886

493889

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494709

495877

493974

494449

493891

494711

495878

493975

494450

496216

493901

494713

495879

493976

496386

494714

495880

493977

496474

494004

494715

493978

494007

494716

496241

493979

494022

494719

496473

493980

494024

494999

494030

January 23 , 196?

!Ilxe following specimens were removed froa the U.S.H.M. collections by Dr. Richard
Banks (F.W.S.) in January I 967 . The specimens were forwarded to Mr. Eugene Kridler in
Honolulu, as a temporary loan, with Dr. Humphrey’s approval.

Jan Reese

Species

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Hiaethon althereus

155908

cf

Rialacrocorax re epleudeue

157987

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Anas platyrhynchos

236095

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Anas platyrhynehos

298218

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Anas crecca

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Anas crecca

206075

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Spatula clypeata

151802

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Bueephala albeola

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Bucephala albeola

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Hlstrionieus hlstrionieus

78962

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Fulica americana

4o48lO

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Squatarola squatarola

414792

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Gape11a gallinago

414879

9

Totanus meletnoleucus

70117

Totanua flavipes

415000

d

Calidris canutus

293390

9

Erolia acuminata

165888

d

Erolia melanotOE

293409

cf

Erolia alpina

415138

9

I*isK)sa fedoa

230504

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Grocethia alba

415440

9

Larae argentatus
Larus delawareneie
Larus franklinil
Laras piiiladelphia
Larue j^iiladelphla
Rlesa tridactyla
Fratercula cornlculata
Miiaus polyglottoe

470775

128583

©le follo^'lng. gpeelseas ware removed frcaa tiie collectioae ©f tfet Blclfic
Project la January 1967* Tbe speciiaena ler® foi^Med to Mr, Sugeae Irliler
in Honolulu vildi Pr. Humphrey's approval.

Speci es

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Diojaedea iGaautabilis
Puffinus griseus
Puffinus paclficuE ‘
PuffinuB aativitatus
PterodrcKoft hypoleuca
Bulweria bulwerli
Oceanodrma markiitot
Hiaethoa rubrlcauda
Phaethon rubricaMa
Sula dactylatra
Stila dactylatra
Sula leucogaster
Sula leucogaeter
S^^la sula
Sula sula
Pregata minor
Fregata minor
Fregata minor
Piuvialls decaainlca

Arenaria interpres

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Nisaenius tahitlensis

I©

school collection

S«3£

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school eollec tlon

496176

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493025

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49^1^258

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494377

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school coUectlc®'

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Heteroscelus ineanurn

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493214

Limosa lapponlca

494833

Sterna fuscata

school colled

Sterna lunata

495051

Procelsterna cenxlea

496483

Anous stolidus

494276

Anous Biinutus

493308

Gygis alba

school eolleci

Psittirostra cantans

494164

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20560

December 29 , 1966

Dear Jan

This is a desperation shipment. We unloaded the Shearwater's 1^^ year

accumulation of junk on Tuesday and Wednesday. The warehouse is full from

wall to wall and sadcMiii floor to ceiling and I have to move some things out,

I have found recen:^ly that I have what appears to be a resident population of

Dermestids here in the warehouse - can't seem to get tid of them because

every trip brings me a new supply.

»

I thoi.ght I'd better zoom these skins to you before the Dermestids get
to them and start munching.

Things are frantic right now - and I had planned to take a vacation

at the end of the year.

I know there are a few McBee cards missing and a fet^ that I shuffled into
the wrong pack for these trunks. I'll look around here tomorrow and see if I
can't round up some of the cards.

Since the cards are a little too heavy to lay on top of the birds I'll
send them separately sometime tomorrow or Saturday, They may reach you just
about the same time as these three trunks.

Regards,

r.'■> „ ■

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Hovea&ejp 22 . 1966

Dear Kalph,

I understand the J^egata population Is at a peak now and you are
interested in working out some kind of a plumage identification,
suggested I write you concerning the frigate-birds.

Several months ago I started so® taxonomlcal work on the iregata
we had here at the Museum. To ^ surprise I found that we have an un¬
described supspecies within our study area. The northern birds are
large and the southern birds smaller, liie northern race, which populates
Johnston, is described and na®d Fregate jalnor pal®rstoni, the southern

race has never been described and was thought to be the sa® as the
northern race, I suspect the two races might possibly »et at Johnston
since it Is situated between the northern Island race and the southern
island race. You could help verify w^her or not this is true by taking
so® ®asure®nts on the live birds yoS can capture or kill.

There has been very little published about the ft'lgate-birds and I
have done very little with the plumages so far. I have gone through my
^^'®d^®8^epby and xeroxed the few articals that give some plumage description
about the Fregata minor. I am forwarding them and a few other descriptive

plumage articals on other species of Fregata, with the hopes they might
assist you in writing up your descriptions of the Johnston Atoll bird
plumage s.

I cannot add much to the plumage descriptions already given in
these articals, because of the lack of varalble plumaged birds here in
the collection. It would be interesting to know ^ust intence the
orange-brown gets in the Immatures. Also we have one breeding male,
from Johnston, which has a light greyish wash on its chest. Could you
coBmsent on this? The other males we have lack this greyish chest.

I am including a table of the ®asurments I made from the specl®ns
here at the Museum and hope you will be able to add to them. Would you
please collect any exceptionally small looking adult Fregata?

If I can be of any assistance with the plumages please write.

'>1

f:

Sincerely.

S!

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^MmesAi&r 3 ? 1966

Mr. Tad B. Ullsian
Branch Manager
Data Processing Systems
500 E Street, Southwest
Washington, D. C,

Dear Mr. Ullman;

Unfortxmately !4r. Mehlin had ® very diverse class to teach, witii
some students having three to five years* experience with the 7616
and others who had never seen the 7616 before.

I will have to cocaaent from the beginner stage, as I was one of
those students who had never seen the 7816 before.

I think Mr. Mehlln, under the circumstances, did a very satisfactory
job. Although I found him impossible to tinderstand the first few days,

I finally caught up with the class by him helping me when class was not
in session, /igain speaking as a beginner I might suggest that with the
diversity of a class such as the one we had it would be helpful to the
beginner if he would elaborate more on the simple basic machine operations

I would like to thank you and Mr. Mablin for a very informative week.

Sincerely yours.

Jan Reese
Museum Aide

October 17, 19ob

/

Dear Dick;

I-nille you were here at the Smithsonian Inetitutlonj waiting to
go to Africa, you expressed an Interest in working or collecting birds
of Africa in your spare time.

At the time of oiir discussion I had fully Intended to go see
Mr Bond, Dr. Ripley's assistant, in connection with the bird collection
and what you could do to assist them with their African collections. But
somehow I never managed to go over there with you.

Well I finally went over and told Mr. Bonds as much as I could
about you and your situation and also your location in Africa, I suggeste
that he contact you concerning some phase of biz^ work that would be
beneficial to both of you, I ment to wite you as soon as I talked with
him but time got away frcan me and you may have already heard frca him by
now because he was very laueh interested in the idea, I am hoping that
letter gets to you first explaining his, if not, I certainly hope you two
got together on some idea to work things out agreeable to both of you.

Again I am sorxy that I am so late getting this letter off to
you. We have been thinking about you and we hope that your new adventure
is working out satisfactorily for you.

Drop us a line once in awhile and let us know jtist how your
Idea Is working out, I am interested.

Sincerely yours,

Jan Reese
Pacific Program

September 20, 1966

13ear Jan:

Enclosed in this trunk are great piles of aU sorts of junk that have been collected
from 1001 and one places. Please distribute it to those it should go to.

Enclosed for you are all of the bird catalogs I could find out here and in the office.
They airen't doing me ai^ good and you should have them back there.

Enclosed are the following items for the following people:

Ectoparasite and Eeriese Samples (one or so catalogs) to Binion.

SIC and other banding records give to Roger Clapp first so he can take out the
ones from SIC lit.

Intexldland movement cards - Jane Church oiHy.(don't give these to anyone else)

If Jane isn’t there save them for her return.

Two master banding books from SI^ trips and 1 from Leewards - give to Jane only.

Hope all is well back in E.C, I’m very sorry about the mess-up on the frozen shipment
The idiots out here assured me everything was arranged and that it would arrive on the
flights and at the times I sent to you. This seems to be the normal thing. This happens
on almost all of the shipments I receive.

Band a few of the little fellows for me and I'll thinig about you while these mean
Wedge-tails are trying to tear my hand off.

Regards,

Dear Doug:

Unfortunately in this letter I have aethiag but
bad news and eosplalnts. I will start with the supflles

The pressure ©f the war is beginnlmg t® be felt.
Most leather goods are beeoBlnf searoe and expen®ive.
This ineludes Plight Gloves.I have acquired ail the
gloves available and the dealers tell »e there will be
no sore available, s@ try t© conserve what y@u have.

I have less than fifty pair here,

I a* forwarding for»ald8hyde and ©otten at every
opportunity.

I®u will be getting elosve to 200,000 nuaber 3
bands before Christaas. They will be eoalng la several
different sr; Ipaents.

How does that new guaffied tape »achiae work?

I finally got hardwood sawdust and have forwarded
several drures of It.

D® you know anything about the scope which was
sent back here'’ The eye lense Is »lssing, Is it to be
replaced?

Upon unpackaglng the last specliBen shipment it
was noted that several skins were damp with s©*ethlng.
Since the smell ©f moth flakes was s® strong I ©®uli
n©t detect any other ©dors. Then I noticed the dampness
was only on these speclaens that were with In a few
Inches ©f the a@th flakes. I have never seen napthlene
i© this before s@ I asked Dick Her111 about the flakes.
It see®es that the moth flakes were n©t napthlene
but para-dlcloro-b^^s*^-, a pot^^^.tdrawing agent.
Evidently the P.D.B. had drawn the fat and anyother
moisture fro® the skin ©f the ...b 1 rds fact

that they were locked in the irunks f®r several weeks
during the Air Strike, probabley added t© the
®f the dampened skins. You night keep this la sind
and posslbley refrain froa: using P.D.B.. P.D.B. l®@ke
and sffells like napthlene, although it usually ©®»es
In crystal fora rather than flakes and is transparent
rather than whitelsh like napthlenejYlakes.

There were als® a number of skins with ®ut Kc Bee
Cards. Their field numbers are listed below-

1517 2012 2237 20567

1601 2029 20520 30592

1603 2035 20565

Jay Gee and Binlon are ridding thf^ffreezer o®term
heads, Ralph g®t all the alee, and I aaigetting t* bird
skinners next week. S© give ne a ebuple @f weeks and I
will write y®u ©©noernlng the freezer spaee, Binl©n
lust walked In and said he has finished the heads and
has written y®u f®r »ore, s© If y«u have a siaall freezer
could y©u ship it Sunday, the 25th? If the heads don't
fill it put any kind ©f speclaens in It. S®rry t® be s®
rushee but they have two aileroseopes and they are both
working full tlae @n those heads and lands only knows
they have been taking up freezer spaee here for ages.

It would be gre->-t If we ©®uld get caught up «n those
tern heads. I sure hope you ©an sake It.

I will ship those tw© large freezers ©ut right away
s® y®u will have the* for later,

I had seae ©ther things t© say but I g©t t® siake
this aall, s@ will write later.

September I9, 1966

Dear Dr. Ely:

Hope this letter flais you well ®rl
few questions I would like t© ask:

d With sehool. I

a

I rreGlved a Pufflaus paciflcus (alcoholle) speclasa fr©B Doug
last week. A a©te with it said y®u had inforaed se of Its dispositioa.
Unfortunately I d© not reeall you telling me anythlrif about It. The
specisen appeared a Hr tie ieeowposeA and was probable-'fbuM washed
up on the shore. It had n© nuaber ©r data with It, Doug salt John
Bush*an brought It t© Honolulu s® when John was here last week I asked
hl« about It but,he had never seen or heard bird before

Do y©u kn©w anything about this spe@l»en?

Blnlon andf®r the vial box ©©ntalnlng oasserine tv
skins. I aa sorry to say we had n© lu©k. I reeleved a vial '

Istaas Is. Warbler and one »©use speeiaen, last year. Couid
this be the box In question? Tf not what speoles are we looking f®r?

T have fwo bags of frozen young Sooty Terns, with data and location.
They are designate! f©r ectoparslte ©©llectlens. Would you want the*
or any portion ©f the® when Jay Cee finishes with the»?

I also recleved a bag ©f
finches, and myna) with no nuff

Dickey Blrds( Garilrial, sandpiper,
or data. Would these be yours?”

I forwarded ©ne large box via 4tri Class Kail
a s®all one on September 15>- B©th boxes contained
gave Be when you left. I have another b©x ®f bird

7,

tninfs you
I will

Sincerely

Dear Jan,

Enclosed you will find all the McBee cards we could find
of those you asked for. We will keep a list of the others
in case we come across more, but things are pretty well in order
as far as Mc]^es go.

Enclosed:

1709

1759

185U

20U0

206U

5915

26072

We will send you some birds as soon as the air strike is
over. We have a real freezer full.

Last week we mailed some birds back for Dr, Zusi, These are all
we have at the moment.

Nothing new. Keep cool.

Yours truly.

Dick

P,S, Here also are some McBees for all the heads I sent you a while
ago.

Dmx Bp* i^ie*

I am ©aeiosijsg ii»ting@^^^p.a«s4(lepata ©f our mllmtiom-
of birds* I febes® iists wiJl bs of use ia selocbi'f© eol3l®@t»
lag dUirlog the coming jrear*

X also scab a eopr %b@s® lisba to Dick Crossia with i^®s
that b® will ie®«|t it ©a board ship and add to it as b© »lleetji.

Pat Souid is working on siaillar dcsidacate for nsc witb
collect ip sp&simsm. Since be will be Eur©p#

it xaigbt^ a month before be Is fintsbea. I will forviard fm
a mpw as soon as be is fiaisbed.

-I ■ander stand that the freea^ in Hoaoiuln eoatalas a vast
, of c^d collected specimens* fbese specim^s were imt
X on the lists and siiouid be ^rm, comlderatioa.

>

to bear you bad sucb a woader'i’ul trip out. I aapii«is©
yon are feeling tmp® of tbe load W

I noted some algeating sborebirds ef&c tbc weA:end, so fall
isdgratioft cannot be far msy*

Yours IVttly,

Xan Reese

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Dr. Paul Slud

Acting Curator, Division of Birds

July IS.

Jan Reese

Use of Library facilities for high school student

I would like to request permission be
is assisting me, to use the Division of
the week of July l8th thru 22 , 1966.
a 11th grade student at St. Michaels High

a hi^ school student, who
Birds Library facilities during
name Is Donald Meritt and be is
Scoool, St* Michaels, Maiyland.

I have upmost trust in Donald and will be fully
He will be doing bibliography work and will also
of Natural History main Libraiy, if possible.

for his actions
access to the Museum

The work he will be doing is in connection wltih a self financed
the Breeding Status of the Osprey along the East Coast,

It will be greatly appreciated if this permission can be granted

of

Vi

jt oa D .C,
July 21 , 1966

Hope tliie addttiorial data is
find that only a tm specimens were unsexei

Lots of new

Honolulu and a few old ones
that Anne has qiiit? S
Anne is residing in FI
heen hirai by tht
is not due quite yeti altbou^
ing. Huated is here and Bisson
and Husprey are departing tor
a few months ago in New York.

'jr through

is due on

by a new secretai^

Offical word
wMt is happen*

• The Elys, Fat,

X ran into Bob Sundell

a

j?r

T }

lOpe your Condor

ar**

Looking at this y&ars Ospr^r results,there is
I have detected in previous
OVTO'the weekend. Fall cannot he far away,
seen any Condors since Spring, but 1 oxpect to see lots
they pass throu^ on thitr Fall migration south to Iceli
I will be lucky enough to catch somet If so I will be
know. Ted Bober just went by with a suitcase. He is on

• for two or three weeks, he said Hello, Good luck

Condors.

an Reese

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July 21,1966

Dear Doug:

Due t© the Air Strike all phases ©f «alll®g have
slowed up so»e a»d It sight take sea^«®»th t® get
f©r«aldhyde ©ut to you. So®e ©f the eaergeaoy supplies
^ipj-.pequested have bee® forwarded via 4 th Class Mall.

You should receive the® la about two weeks, S®«e are
still on ©rder amd will be seat as s®©a as I receive
the*.

The freezer hear Is praetially empty could

ace©*@date el©se to oae-humdred *edlu« size a^’ecTaeas.

I would prefer birds t© be put up as sklus, because
®ccasl@mally I get ti»e t® peck at these aad over a
few «®atha ca^ «aaage t© get a dozem ©r s© put up.WlagSj,
heads, aad rats, I caumot do aaythlag with.

Dr. Zusi asked if we ©®uld ©btala hi« so*® passerlme
birds fr©» the Hawaii Islaads. He sees® t© aeed just
about auy species wc could ©b tain. If y©u thlak y®u
could aqulre aay of these type birds would you let ®e
ka©w?

I aeed Me Bee Cards f©r the f©ll®wlaf specieeBS,
which were la the last shlp«eat. S©rry to be such a
ausiaee with these Me Bees, but those speclseas are
just dead~heads till I ca® obtain s@*e sourse ©f data
f@r coaparlsoa.

2040 " 2064 " 1898 2008 1888 2035 1574 2012

2029 5915- 1854-' 20567 26072"' 1709." 1759

Yours Truley,

July 14 , 1966

Mr. Richard Crossin
Pago Pago

Dear Dick:

I am enclosing listings of numbers of skins, skeletons,
and alcoholics •which I have here in Washington. I hope
these will he of some use in selective collecting during
the coming year. The alcoholic and skeleton lists are accompan¬
ied by desiderata sent by Dr. Zusi. There are no desiderata
lists for the skins, so you will have to ^e your own Judgment.

I have arranged them so you can add to the "lists as you collect,
if you wish, ifet is arranging a similar type of list for At Sea
collections which you will be receiving some time in the
near future? I am forwarding a copy of these lists to Bob Pyle
also.

Some of the skins in the last shipment of specimens were so
greasy they were rotten. Would you check the degreasing tactics
the boys are using?

We could use more spread wings of all species which are
difficult to identify. J Especially Pterodroma, Puffinus and the
Storm Petrels.

See you in a coupler of months.

Sincerely,

Reese

July 1, 1966

Dear D©ug:

Bel0w Is a listing ©f ttoe sMlppiag aetlvltss f©r
the past six mouths.

01-03

o2—01

03-03

03-17.

03 - 28 .

04 - 06 '

05 - 17 -

06 - 07 -

06 - 25 -

2 truttks (spray palat) Air Freight

1 box (record B®©ks) Parcel. P©st

1 Prsezer chest (bl©©d suplles)Alr Freight

Air Parcel Pi
4 t^'^asg Hall

1 b©x (scissors) lasurei
1 b@x (prlatei. matter)

26 piece shlpaeat ©f supplies Surface Shlpmeut
3 pelee shlpmeat ®f supplies Air Freight

1 b©x (forms)

2 trunks (bands)

4 th Class Mall
Surface Stoipaent

Als® during this period various artJaNi^^were
with personnel (bands, f@r«s, streamers,mail.

0

gun shell were forwared from the factory by surface,
^ere seat direct from Atlas?

The,,
this does

^iUes have gone on strike; I hope
foul any emergency shlpwents up.

X.

I would like to rattle on but something Just cane

■’ -

Mr. tPibbetts
Building Manageaent
^lithBonian Institution
Washington, DC

Dear J 4 r. I'ihhetts;

I would like to thank you, Mr. Mack, Mr. Snowden, and
Mr, Randolph fm your cooperation in helping m detemlne wtet

to the lost speein^ns which 2 carelessly left on top
of a t^sh can. I do hope this incident does not cause any hard
feelings towards anyone on your staff for I an fuHy to blaaK!.

Sincerely yours.

dan C, RTOse .
Museura Aide
Baciflc IToJeet

J®/adb

May 17, 1966

Dear Balffe:

I a» trylag t® traee i.©wB the iata for a auaber
of »lae skulls which the Ma»ael Divlsioa presemted
t© »e last week. These specimeas were all collected
at Johastoa At©ll a»d fall betweea the field auabers
of 25386 thru 25^57• The oaly data I have Is that
which is recorded la the ©rlglmal field catalogue.

The field catalcgue coutaias the date, locatloa, sex,
Measureemts, weights, aad ” see Me Bee Card ” uad«r
re»arks, I aeed t® know all the additional data that
Is .recorded on the Me Bee Card, Especially the disp¬
osition of the speclaeH (skull,ski®,or b#th,alcoholic
etc.).

If you hare the Me Bee Cards for any of the
speclmeus withlm these two nu»bers, could you forward
ae the card for cop^i*^ and I will returu the* when
I hare the* copyled.

Sincerely,

INDIANA UNIVERSITY

The Southeastern Campus

AREA CODE 8 12

TELEPHONE BUTLER 2-4327

WARDER PARK
J E F F E R S O N VIL LE 5 INDIANA 47130

Ma7 23, 1966

Jan Reece

Pacific Project 601-W
Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, 0. G.

Dear Jan,

Enclosed are the McBee Cards for Field Numbers 25386
through 25457. I suspect that they have very little infor¬
mation that you don't already have. As the lens weight
becomes available, I will add it to the card. The skulls
are being cleaned by the S, I, and will be catalogued as
Pacific Project material in the Division of Mammals, The
skins and skeletons (other than skulls) are not preserved.

Sincerely,

Ralph D. Kirkpatrick
Asst. Professor of Zoology

RDK/ch

Species

Field Humber

Sterna fuscata

25141

Sterna fuscata

0977

St«ai fuscata

II21

Pterodrom hypoleuea

20493

Pterodroma hypoieuca

20494

jinous stolidus

20484

Puffinus paeificus

25863

Puffinus pc.cifious

1026

Phaethon rubricauda

25005

Oiomedea nigripes

20489

Dicxaedea immutabtlis

20407

Diomedea iusautabilis

20409

Siila sula

5760

Sola sula

f 1771

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Sula sula

f

2048O

Ag® S®x Band Maiaber

Breading Condition

adult female 753-17588
? female 753-79962
adult female 753-93875
? female 793-20572
adult fecaale 793-21291

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adult female 793-

adult male 615-OO241

565-12113

615-OI85I

adult female 565-12020
adult ml® 597-81}! 21
adult faaal© 737-9X143

adult ?

737-91086

adult male 747-51220
Sub, ad. iiiale747-56346

OTary 12 / ^xm.

Oyary 12 / "Jsm. Ig, Ora 4ffini Brood Patch
Ovary I9iaa Brood Patch with feathers
Ovary 8 / 2ma
Ovary lOom

Incubating, Brood Patches, ig. Ova 31 m
Follicle present, oviduct exilarged
L, Testis 5/^»» downy brood patch

1. Testis I2/I0Qtt, R. Testis IQ/lOim
Brood Patch covered,

Ovary II / ipaa* Oterua enlarged,

Corpus luteua 4 / Ipaa
L.Test is 37 / 28imi

Ovary 20 / lamm, Blood sample ,^KI8

Sox not known. Bird was incubating when
collected. Blood sample ^K35
L. Testis 9 / iimm, R. Testis 7 /3aim

Testes minute

adult female 737-90643

Ovary 9 / 5iaia

Species

Field Kuabor

Ag& S 0 X

iula daetylatya

0955

Sub ad. fmalo

sula dactylatra

0939

sub ad. ?

Sula dactylatra

0960

sub' ad. famle

Sula daetylatra

0992

? . Dial©

Sula dacfeylatra

1081

Sula daetylatra

1096

sub ad. malo

Sula daotylatra

1054

sub ad. male

Sula daotylatra

1076

sub ad. female

jula daotylatra

1088

Izoa. female

iula daotylatra

1100

•

sub ad. female

iula daotylatra

nil

sub ad. fomal©

jula daotylatra

1222

iim. f&jstmle

iula daotylatra

1227

ism* malel'

' j

iula daotylatra

1548

/A ,/ '

sub ad. ¥

iula daotylatra

1791

■i

sub ad. 'M'le:j

iula daotylatra

1795

adult ftiaaaEe

iula daotylatra

1789

sub ad-'. fey^Ee

' 1/;.

iula daotylatra

20496

^ fotHMule

Band Nmber

Breedlag Coaditioa

757-67344

Ovary 12 / Tsm

568-72295

?

757-69457

¥

55^1^653, v'^ .

1, Testis 12 / 2aa, H. Testis 9/2:

587-81418

Ovary lOnm

747-69318

Testes '^isa

587-8I598

Testes 9™

757-69155

Ovary 25 /

757-65383

Ovaiy 15 / 3®®

737-68816

Ovar-y Him

587-81432

Ovary 20 / 3®®

757-69181

Ovary 14 /

757-69890

L. Testis II / B. Testis 9 /

568-72233

?

568-72131

1. Testis 5 / 3®®

587-8I209

Ovary 22 / &ia

568-71167

Ovary 17 / 4®®

737-98228

Ovary 1? /

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Dear Doug:

I just got tferes freezers, full ©f supplies,®ff
t© y ©u yla air fr® igkt, Janice Ely wrote that ilie
is In tire seed of several ©fflce lte»s. Would you
see tkat she gets the supplies she meeds; they are
iMcludei la the freezers.

Blmloa just informed «e that he ©rdered the cots
you requested amd had the® shlped direct fro* the West
coast.

The shot gun shell list that Chuck left here has
been filled. The two cases that you mseded Imiieadlat#^-'
ely should have been shlped last week via Air Mall.

The balance will be shfcped surface.

I was at the M.O.S. Comveatlom over the weekend.
We had I90 registered and 180 species ©f birds. N®
Swanisoms Wasbler; the weather was c®ld aad rainy.

Best birds were Northern Phalarope, Hudsonlam Godwlt,
aad a unideatlfied Ibis. The Ibis was #ee® by hundreds
and photagraphed by several, but there has a®t been
any definite IdentifIcatloa as of yet. It looked as
though It could have been a albino 01 ©ssy or a odd
plunaged White Ibis,

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McBee cards 1325 and 1319 are duplicates*
Only skeletons were prepared ©f these*
McBees y©u sent have been destroyed*

20 iil 40 » Gygis alba ; Adult; Male; wgt* 83*8 gm;
cell* Caraer®n Kepler; Feb* 25, 1965; Green Island,
Kure At®11; steraach ©nly (+bleed), badly decem-
p®sed*

20 I 479 - Not a birds Caecula platyrhyncha
@ne complete body; head ®f second; coll* Bratley-
Heryf©rd; 31 May 1965; Green Island, Kure Atell;
201*99- feund dead in sand at l©w tide; said te be

an ee 1-like fi^^^(OphijihjJiidaa)™.~_«»-»-^_

'^‘20l|29 - 7 netTin^secend catalogue; should be last
entry in old catalogue.

I couldnH read your number s© included both 201*79
and 201*29*

'^ill have te write Sand fer date ®n 251*58*

Jan Reese:

If the French Frigate birds (Binien’s) are still
hand^ you might check the McBee cards for the
f©Hewing: Stomachs WERE MOT saved except for the
Mockingbird (this stomach still here )5 ectoparasites
were not saved unless this is stated on the McBee
card and label.

The fellows are gradually preparing some of the
miscellaneous specimens out here and we should have
a trunk full t® send back in two weeks or so.

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DID ANYONE FIND THE TROPIC BIRD HEADS IN THE LAST FROZEN SHIPMENT????

SEVERAL WERE ENCLOSED WITH THE SEAL SKIN AND RATS. THESE WERE
TO CjO TO DR. LOCKS BECAUSE OF THE POX INFECTIONS.

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The sillies jiving here new should reaeh
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Tills shipaamt caitains 74, 11b bottles of formldehyde. I hope you
will find this sufficient? I have just leaiiaed the source of our
foimldei^e purchasesf- the S.I,. So we get our foraaldb^e free of
cost. Chir only cost is “shipping, I doubt that you can l»at that.

,ve only received on e pair of binocular .
remining five pair arrive I will forw;^

Glad to hear the SIC speeijaens are on their way. Please send Binicai
his ectoparisites? He is worred to death ever those mites.

Honolulu
01 - 03-66
02-01 -66
03 - 03-66
03-17-66
03 - 28-66
02-08-66
02 - 11-66
02 - 11-66
02 - 10-66

Below is a listing of the past three months shipping activities to

and Pago Pago,

2 trunks spray paint surface ship^^it

1 box record books parcel post

1 freezer chest blood supplies air frei^t

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#''^^ssors air mail

printed mtter 4th class
elimticalogical charts air freight Pago Pago
i^dican for Hosted air mil
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outboard parts air freight fr<» New Jersey

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I have written about these to Chuck before and there
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Bear Beuir:

fbe Alaska trip supplies are packaged and should leave here by
Wednesday.fhe only slssina items are as fellews*

50 plastic bags (turkey size)

land8£ 7000i2s, 500#3s, 300#U. lOC^IBs. I00#0

One pair ©f wide-angle binoculars. Max r^uested tw® tsair ®f these
type binoculars, but I only had ®ne pair in eteek.

I d® a©t knew what you and Max decided about getting these Iteae
frew Manelulu t© Beattie, but I hope you cea supply then fp©« your end.
5® mere than there is B®b miglit be able t® carry tiicffl with him when he
gees t® Alaska!

The mrrollee for yen ^euld leare here within a week, h®pefully.

It will be around 25 pleees.

I m encluding another catalogue ®n freezer chests. We had same
freezer chests from this manufacturing cos^iany earlier la the project.
These d© n®t l©®k like thetf you sere puking laskft^hfBr , s© I will
continue t® look for others.

Thanks for rounding up those Bee cards for «e. Shipeents
arrlying here still lack complete data and every group is always
lacking some Me Bee cards.I have a large pile ®f % Bee cards, bat
a® specimen, for Jehnston IslandBbirds. If you w@ald like I could
send these Me Bees to you to avoid making duplicates.

I have received no word on the binoculars you seat f®r repair.

They should be returning soon. The esmera was condemend.

I am not finished with these f©rmaldehyde prices yet, but so
far they look pretty close to your prices. Althotighj most ®f the mes -
I have obtained include shipment fr®E the distributor to the perchaser.

I hope y®h can use that type @f cotton I seat out. Dr. feidman ’^ms
here yesterday and draped off a large box (approx. 60 lbs) of ttosBr.
feldman ie the man frem c® I obtain these products. He has all sorts
ef goodies down there and their all free. I a® going down again soot.
and see vAat mew goodies he has. I let you know what I find .

Tours Truly

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

March 29, 1966

Mr, Jan Reese

Pacific Program, Room 601 ¥
Smithsonian Institution
Wahhington, D»G, 20^60

Dear Jan;

The items you listed, with the exception of the binoculars (which I don't have
enough of at the moment) will be sent to Alaska with Bob Belong, I am also sending
a set of walkie talkie radios with Bob along with a supply of batteries.

I hope the supplies will get here before the Leewards trip takes off in late
Kay or early June becau se I'm going to need some of the equipment you are sending.
In a few days I'll go through everyth'^ng here and send you a listing of the things
I am short of plus an estimate of the requirements for the coming year -— if you
have not ordered any of these items please do. There is a good possibility there
will be a few things on the listing that haven't previously been ordered.

For the past month or two I've been going nuts. I have about 1$ uncompleted
jobs laying around here and there that have been suspended by the writing of the
Howland and Baker sections of the annual report, plus the compilation of several
file systems and ahatek about a million and one other little tasks.

iiflii|3raimHMmyiimnpis!banKdKiiucaHdxBm!i±nniHUcfci^ Don't worry about the

freezer chests for the time being. If any are needed for the Leewards trips this
June and July I'll buy several out here. In the meantime keep an eye open for the
type I pre\riously mentioned - especially at Surplus Sales (or whatever they're called
now) because they were the only folks that had them (only in the summer). If you
should turn any up I'd like to have about six of them. Six should be enough to last
through the rest of the project because this type is much more rugged andlasting
than the aluminum ones where salt water is concerned,.

I have fefept the original of all KcBee cards that have passed through here since
last June (with quite a few from before that date). I have them filed away in series
and it is an easy matter to look up any particular card. If any of the cards lack
complete data it is due to the fact that it prbbably wasn't filled out when the bird
was collected. Why don't you just send me a listing of the McBees you have for
which there is no specimen in D.C. Then I won't make up cards for these when they are
shipped to you,

I have all of the SIC specimens here now (except for the ones Bob Delong brought
back from Pago Pago-which have already been shipped to you.) From now on I'll send you
a cover letter giving a listing of the specimena to be shipped and noting whether or not
McBees are included. I'll send this letter about a wekk before the shipment is sent
out. This shipment will probably be shipped to you no later than next Monday morning
which means they should arrive in D.C. on Tuesda 3 '' or Wednesday (Apid.1 5-6)*

Almost all of the binoculars people have out here are also broken ot full of

funms. I'll send some more of these back in the near future. Please expedite the
^^°rn of the pairs that xvere sent back for repair. About four or five more pair
will be sent back to you within the next week or two.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

Regarding formaldehyde, the trips have been taking an nmisually large number
of alcoholics and a running through the formaldehyde supply like a dose of salts,

I now have exactly six bottles in stock. Let me know when you plan to ship some
so I’ll be able to decide whether or not to buy some out here because it takes
three to four weeks (in some cases) to obtain such items. If prices are comparable
I'll order some from out here and then m.aintain my own stock on this item, I'd
appreciate a short note on this very soon so I'll be able to order (if necessary)
and get it here before the trip leaving tomorrow A.M. returns.

I can use all of the cotton of the type you sent out - as much of it as you
want to send. Quite a few of the people have expressed a preference for this
type of cotton "for everything from stuffing to wrapping specimens. I'll have to
admit that the small roll takes up a lot less storage space than the big batts do.

It will take me about three days to dig out from under the confusion and mess
that the whirlwind arrival and departure of the last trip has created. The mess is
the product of a number of people doing umpteen different things in my little ware¬
house space. Rusted repairs outboard motors (sis at a ttime) and takes up a considerable
amount of space. Several other people were doing records, some were checking specimens,
others were skinning specimens and on top of it I was trying to pack gear for the
trip. It got awful crowded in here for about six days. On top of it all everything
is an ungodly mess.

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UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20S60

March 7, 1966

Mr, Jan Reese

Pacific Program, Room 601 W
SSnithsonian Inst.

Dear Jan:

Just finished checking over the goodies that were sent out with the last
shipment from D.C. Most of the stuff looks as if we may have some applications
for it. I'll go over it item by item and make some comments:

1, Gloves— I don't know whether or not these gloves will hold up during intensive
banding of ^edge-tailed Shearwaters - they may not. Nevertheless, they certainly
^11 much protection as the present gloves for the fawwirant boobies and

other species. Why don't you snatch up about 50 pair and send them out here.
After they've been used for a while I'll let you know how they hold up,

/c 2, Flight suits— these would most certainly be too hot for general use or wear
in most of the areas in which we work. However, several of the people have
been purchasing their own coveralls for special chores. Husted, for example,
goes through several pair of coveralls each trip because he repairs the out¬
board motors. Every now and then there is a grubby job for which these suits
would be just the thing, Gould you send out about 10 pair of them,

—■ 3, The cloth tape with the red stripe is just the thing for putting together
cardboard boxes, There is a continual demand for such tape from

the field trips and from the island stations. Send about 20 tolls or so.

If I get only three or four rolls it's gone almost overnight,

- U. The white tape could be used for labelling vials and other things so send abcrtit

1-15 rolls of this too,

—5, Cheesecloth - since the majority of our cheesecloth is used for Berlese samples
this type isn't too good for our purposes. If we started taking large numbers
of alcoholic specimens there might be some use for it. At present, no,

6. Cotton - let me hold off on this item until I've had a chance to talk to the
people who have to do most of the preparation of specimens. They'll be bafck
here toward the end of this month,

- 7. Nylon ord - this may have a number of uses for the people on the field trips,

there is always a need for a piece of string or cord. Send me a roll of it
and I'll put it on the ship on a permanent basis.

Plastic Bags - these bags are much too flimsy to even consider getting, I'd be
afraid to even have them laying around here for fear someone would use them

and ruin a pack of specimens or make a real mess with some of the chemicals we
use.

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The Flight bags are thick enough to keep things dry for a certain period of

tim^ and might be of value in making trips out to the offshore islands. Why
don t you send me about 15 of them and we'll try them as clothing bags for thes

trips.

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UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON 25. D. C.

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Tb# eh@«t titmlaliaa is absml tbs sss« as

is la H«ialm3.a.. I Iists IaMm aAmi% 10 nsdsXs aad sis^|ip
asms sesffl ie fit ysar diseriptlwi, Msst ar® v®ry
aad cheaply hailt. Prices ar® eaaslderahly hettsr t^i la
IsBsltila, thau^. I wsald apprecial® it if y®m e@ald flad m
®ld ®ne like you ®«uld prefer aad try t® |?et the «Miufsel«rs
aaae.lh® dteeasieae ether data that i

locate s<^e 8iililMHl»<Ka^e. PleklBgo are alia sdeaf
Uses mUiay laformatlea y@u eeuld dig would help

®he last fresea bird shlpneat get her# ea Suaday
The way the weather has h#«a here lately It did aet
this particular shiiasat. If it had heea ioXj m oeuld uet^H^^.
hare gettea at#ey with those freesers sittiag over
the airport for a day. So I thiak, rather th
aay fhture shipawsts it he aloe ii|||||piuld put it

traaelt m Meaday er faesday, af a week*
helidaye «a Weasday, fhursday. or Friday, fhls way
he soaoeae here te iaterei^t then they arrlr®. iHte If
yeu eeuld ferward shippim data(eepeoialy airliaie»a«Be) la
adraace of the shipneat* wis would heaa UMided aaotuit of
asBuraaco la piokiag up the shipBeate hefere they g^oll.

I ^.geli^ te aeed a few thlags fro® yeur warehouse fer
the Alaska trip.

7000 # 2 bauds
500 #3 heads
300 # lA hands
loo #0 haads

loo #1B haads
60 wlrl~pake

60 plastic hags ( aediun sis®, 2 ^llea)

20 eaas fleureseat red>oor«ige

6000 gtmmmtTBm9W9 ( # 3, sane slae as seetiee)

Max said he would prefer a prefix 7iS3- fer the auaher 2
years #2 baud prefix was 71^ aad he is tryiag te areid
s«ie prefix as last year* I hope yeu got the greea otrea»ers

I hare th# alssiag herlese jar caps her# aad %d.ll sead
then aleas- ia the aext shipeeat.

\ SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

\ UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM

1 WASHINGTON 25. D. C.

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t.« se&d jm I^^toBs tor &|Jpr®v«l @r dltapprev®!
All of tlrn^e'' Itmo ore gurplat’sad eaa Ij# g9ttea troo with a
reaseamble aiBaaat of tffart.fbe slasiimiii t«at stakas mro aa omeop
tlm.HiayJiav# 1)e©a hare ia the stare ro«« far ®«s© tiiea. 1 was
tald they wer« aet aay ^aed. law that jmn hare re^mestad test
stalSBa I would like t® they are aay goed or aat. they are

I5* laam aad we hare ahaut "Ullli af th«. 24* stakes lam
waold yam prefer weed sraa^le irea or altnaiBwei? Xa referi^ce te

the lO iteiss es»

^e eattea is railed tightly, which aakes it eeffipact aad
easy te pack far shipping.

fko white tape is the saae as ear tine tape. The ealy disad*
▼aatage is that it is 2* wide.

fh# ether tape is gsed eleth hacked tape, hat it Is ealy l|*

wide.

The gleres sli^t he as gead as the ether ease we use?

The cheese clath hecaaes seuhle saaa as it is placed ia a
selatiea. this ai^t he gead far wri^lag skias iiAd aleahaltcsl
The plastic are wary cheap aad weak?

the flight hag al^ht he gsed t# carry aleag ea head lag trips
ts held etuipssat?

fhs aylaa oerd is arahlle ia 7000 feet speels.

Ibe air-suit has lets #f packets which the hsys are always
askiag far. If they Isak te hat, the sleres er li^t cauld he cut

eff.

1 will sead these iteas hack with the eaergeacy supplies
yau aeed far SZC # 13.

Sid iTsae sead yau aay gusoied address lahles
gst the 300 or no yeu asked fer hut soseeae
hefere I erea get te package thae up .

Ceuld yau s^d ae the prices yeu have t® p?y eut there far
f oraaldehyde? I weuld like ta ceapara aur ceet, plus shippia^
with yaur price!

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That greea eleth tape is net arahlle aasraer®. I will try
ta lacate a aew place te purchase it.

That last shipaeat af birds were realy greasy aad the hills
ea sffisa were taped shut. The tape will hriag part ef the sheath
sf the hill aff with it whea it is reaeved. There was practlaly
ae data. Chuck tells ae this was aa except lea. I hiqse se.

Say “HZ** te Liada far ae

Siaoerly,

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

February I966

Tear Jan:

Your letter just arrived and I’m answering it right away so it won’t laying arotind
for three or four days.

I can't offer any help on the freezer chests right at the minute because the
remnants of the two we had have been sent on the SIC trip with several other battered
and slightly, misbegotten freezers of other design. Basically, any freezer chest
that is of heavy construction (preferably styrofoam or polyfoam) will suit our
purposes. We ha ^ a great deal of difficulty with the aluminum ones that have hinges
andsnap-down lids because they invariably get beaten out of shape when the raft is
spilled during landings. The aluminum freezers all seem to radiate off a
large portion of their initial coldness which is something the styrafoam freezers I
want do not do. If you’ll keep your eyes open until you do find some and then grab

about 6 of them we’ll be in good shape.until one of us ot the other finds some

of this type we'll just make do with the battered ones we have. The ones we had before
we roughly 12x18x12 or so and were about 1 or so inches thick. Th^ were so rigid
you could sit on them without doing any damage,

I don't understand how the last shipment got there on Sunday morning because it

wasn't sent out of here until late Saturday afternoon. I wasn't too worried about this

one because of the cold weather back there at this time of the year. On future shioraents
I'll endeavor to give you some sort of advanced warning. ^nxpmenus

The bands you have requested for Alaska will be shipped to you in the mar future

along with the other gear you requested. The bands you request will be impossible

because I do not have any in the series 722. All I have are bands with the 712 prefix,

I could send along 7000 in the 712 prefix that were similar to the ones used last year

712 - 51001-^8000 (he used 712-05001-08000 last year) but that is all I can send because

that's all I have. I'll talk with Max regarding this point. It was my understaading

that he wanted and Jane was going to order some anodized # 2 bands for the fmxmxfflHtam

turnstones this year, What I’ll do is hold off on these bands until I’ve talked with
Max about them.

In regard to tent stakes the 15 inch ones are much too short for our work. They
aren't long enough to get a good hold in the sandy soil that is encountered on the
southern islands. Aside from that I have close to 200 of them out here that will
probably never be used. Don't bother to send any more of the l5 inch ones because I
sure don't need them out here. Aluminum stakes work the best because they are light
^nd easy to work with. The boys are a little reluctant to take any of the heavier
metal stakes in through the surf in the rafts for some reason or other — especially
if they have sharp points on them.

In regard to spray paint why don't you just order that there in D.C. rather than

have me send sane back from here. That paint just got here and to send it back would

more than pay for the paint back in D.C, Since it has been shipped out hers you can • g ’ l'w

figure that the paint has alrea^ cost twice as much and there isn’t much sense in
tripling it.

0 ^

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL fvlUSEUM
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20S60

By all means send all of the free goodies out here and we’ll take a look at them,

I might say that we have a rather large assortment of plastic bags at the moment
and don’t anticipate any great need for more in the near future - at the provsent rate
of use the supply I haivd should last for more than 1^ years.

Dr, Ely got the gummed address labels and hand carried them out here so you don’t
have to worry about them.

Formaldehyde prices are roughly as follows; $ gal, for $11,10 (not including shipping)
from Eastman Organic Chemicals or ,98^ per 1 pt bottle (1.1 lbs) from Baker Chemical
Co, plus shipping. Both of these would have to be ordered through Van Waters and
Rogers Laboratory Supply Company and would take about 3 weeks for delivery. Locally
the price is between $2.00 to $U.OO per gallon but it is a little hard to find at times.
Mo one over here stocks any items unless it is in really big demand. The answer you
get everywhere you go is; No, we don’t have any in stock but we can have it for you
in U-6 weeks by surface or l-U weeks by air with transportation costs extra, I can
get Formaldehyde here if you want the type I’d order would be in the 1 pt, bottles
at ,98 per bottle,

Th^ks for all your troubles. As soon as I get the equipment you’re sending I’ll
look it over and let you know what we can use more of.

This afternoon I have to run out to Hickam AFB and pick up Jeff Tordoff who is coming
back on a special air evacuation plane along with a crewmand from the Shearwater -viho
lost a hand. Jeff a severe throat infection according tb the message we received.
Won’t know any details Until I can pick him up in about two more hours, I'm not even

certain wstas where the plane will land so picking him up may involve a little bit of xe
running around.

Say hi to the gang for me. Linda sends her regards to one and all. Please convey
my special greetings to that sweet, little, old lady >rfio will be filling in for
Mother while she is gone,,,..tell her she is about to join the dirty old lady
category in another year as soon as she catches up with the rest of us 31 * 0 rs,

Sincerely,

,S, Enjoyed your articles in Maryland Birdlife ,

Cronstroffis Manufacturing Inc.
Minneapolis 6, Minnesota

Dear Sirs;

I would like to obtain a catloge on your line of freezer
chests. Also could you include a price list.Do you have a-fe^iS“
tributor in the Washington area? Thank you very much.

Sineerly,

Mr, Jan Reese
Pacific Project 60I-W
Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Washington D. C. 20^60

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Mr. Jan Reese
Pacific Project 60I-W
Museum of Natural History
Smithsonian Institution
Washington D.C. 20560

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

3 Februaiy 1966

Mr. Jan Reese
Pacific Program

601 West Wing, Natural History Bldg.

Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D, C. 20560

Dear Jan:

Thank you very much for your recent letter and the compiled
information concerning Pacific Program study skins. The information
which you forwarded is almost exactly the same type of information
which I was about to request on this next trip. You did a very good
job on this and this information will be of considerable help. We
will definitely be more selective in collecting bird specimens from
many of the islands. In some cases we will need more birds of one
sex or the other or birds of a particular age. However, you should
expect in the future to be receiving birds at approximately the same
rate as we have in the past since most of our future collecting will
be done at sea. At sea, birds will be collected as they appear and
as collecting becomes possible so most of these will be the common
species such as Sooty Terns, Blue-faced Boobies and Wedge-tailed
Shearwaters.

We have looked for the McBee cards which you have listed and it
is very possible that these cards have either been lost somewhere in
transit or perhaps these cards were never originally made to begin
with. I see no point in worrying about this now, all of these are
I believe at-sea birds and the information should be available in the
at-sea catalogue which should also be in Washine’ton.

As to your comment about the possiblity ofI obtaining more spread¬

winged birds and trunk skeletons.

instructions to preserve "schmoos”-these are birds such as you have
received (partial skins, partial skeletons, and spread wing) and these
"schmoos” will be preserved at various times and as opportunity aidses
and as the various species become available. I am sending a reminder
along to SIC 11 fellows at Pago Pago - reminding them to preserve some
of these "schmoos" as well. I might add here that one series of spread-
wings was lost here in Honolulu due to extensive bug damagejhowever, we
should be able to counteract this in the future now that we have drying
and fumigation trunks.

Mr. Jan Reese 3 February 1966 page 2

I am very pleased with the way that you have organized the at-sea
data in its present form and will go over this plus some of the missing
MeBee cards with you during this next trip to DC, We now have an in¬
ventory as I mention in my last letter of all the material in the Hono¬
lulu freezers and it is very likely that with this information plus the
information which you have compiled in DC that we may once and for aU
be able to get all of our specimens accounted for. If the present
systems prove to be unworkable then it will be just necessary to change
the procedures from this end.

Sincerely yours,

Charles A. Ely
Field Director
Pacific Program

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM

WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

30 January 1966

Dear Jan:

You will soon receive two half drums of alcoholics for the POBSP,
probably two containers of raisceHaneous and specimens for Dr. Zusi and
a trunk of prepared study skins from POBSP. Later in the week you should
get a shipment of frozen mateidal. The alcoholics and study skins should
have MeBee cards except for the following which we can not find here:

Drum No, 1: 25565 ( Fregata minor ); 1538 (Puffinus pacificus); 1523 (Sula

leucogaster ). ~

Drum No* 2: 1553 and 15U9 ( Sula sula ); 1532 (Ste rna fuscata); 25862 (Anous
stolidus ); 25868 ( Bregata ymimor )♦

Tnank: 20520 ( Diomedea immutabilis ) May be 20525???

This shipment is a mess and some labels will probably need to be re¬
done. Also the large specimens were not supposed to be prepared out here.

All of this and more happened because we assumed people knew what they
were doing. You will notice that we inventoried the freezer here and tliis
list is enclosed. Those numbers followed by an * are without complete Me

Bee cards. I hope these were sent back earlier and if so please KEEP
them there for the present. ¥e will keep looking out here just in case.

We also have McBee cards but no specimens for the following:

1629 Sula iactylatra ;j^'^^O^^ Diomedea i mmutabilis ; 1329 Bulweria bmlwerii ;

1318 Phaethon inibricauda; 25871 Zosterops japonica; 25796 Pluvialis dominica;

1237 , 1256, 1295 , 131U, 25868 (Fregata minor); 1195, 1308, 1327 Puffinus
pacificus ).

We also have record of the following specimens wtdeh are no longer here.
Would you please check and see if they were returned: ' ll?!:, 1238, IO 98 , 1253*
1239 (all Sula dactylatr a); 1331, 25361, 25362 (all Sula sxila ); 1270 Pterodroma
hypoleuca; ll5l Danmedea nigripes; 1289 Pterodroma externa.

Don’t try to answer this letter before I get back - I’ll go over it
with you when I’m back next week.

STOMACH SAMPLES Collected at-sea SIC 9

Species

Field

No.

Species

Field

No.

Sooty Tern

1423

Mottled Petrel

1482

II

II

1435

II II

1495*

If

II

1439

II If

1502

If

If

1444

II II ^

1503

II

II

1449

If II

1535*

3

H

II

1452

il

II

1454

Blue-faced Booby

1422

II

II

1455

II H II

1448

II

II

1457

II II II

1450

If

II

1463

fl II II

1547

ft

II

1464

II II II

1548

5

II

II

1465

II

II

1466

Red-footed Booby

1459

11

II

1467

II It ft

1461

II

II

1476

II II II

1533

II

II

1510

II 11 II

1542

4

II

II

1519

II

II,

1521

18**

Common Noddy

1445

If fl

1446

Wedge

-tailed Shearwater

1424*

ft II

1451

II

II

1426

fl II

1469

4

If

II

If

1427

II

ft

If

1429*

Wilson's Storm Petrel

1489

II

II

II

1432

If II 11

1491

II

II

II

1438

fl fl II

1515

3

II

II

II

1440

II

II

II

1456 -

%

Black-winged Petrel

1572

II

II

II

1458

7->..

fl II II

1574

%

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Slender-billed

Shearwater

1430

Vihite-tailed Tropicbird

1487

II

11

II

1433

If 11 If

1527

2

II

II

If

1434

If

If

II

1436

Ruddy Turnstone

1453

If

II

If

1437

ft II

1460

2

II

II

II

1441

H

II

If'

1442

Golden Plover

1443

II

If

1470

8

II If

1462

fl II

1471

3

Jvtan

Fernandez

Petrel

1419

II

II

11

1421

Sooty Shearwater

1428

1

II

11

II

1425

Phoenix Island Petrel

1570

1

II

II

II

1431

White-necked Petrel

1420

1

II

If

11

1571

Wandering Tattler

1468

1

II

II

II

1573

6

Arctic Tern

1531

1

Fairy Tern

1494

I

Leach

's Stoxrm .

Petrel

1552

II

II

fl

1569

Total specimens " 76

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Harcourtis Storm Petrel

1485

1

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per species

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UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

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Dear Dr.Ely;

I need some information on some at sea birds.We do not have the
cataloges with these numbers in them.

1576 -Phaethon lepturus need at sea location.

0950 -Oceanodroma leucorhoa need at sea location.

0923 -any information.

Anous stolidus with attached label.

I took Mr. Bushmans two bird skins and set them aside.Also,what are the
birds on my desk for?Should I put them with your chicken?Have you got
the Honolulu freezer inventory list yet?

yours truly

location* Pacific Ocean

- no locality data in catalogue. 7ou will need to get the time of collecting
from the raw data sheet (see Pat Gould) and then calculate the position
(most easily done from the weather sheets)•

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taken, "color notes, molt, food, remarks on McBee Card",

"Anous stolidus with attached label" Are you certain that this is not

A, minutus? It should be a chick; it should have a label and is number 1372
Tn the at sea catalogue, '^he data is not in the catalogue since the bird was
sent babk while the catalogue was at sea.

I'll write Max about the birds left on your desk, I plan to get them
for FHKSC after the paper work on them is finished.

We haven't had time for the freezer inventory as of yet. It now has
about a hundred more birds than last month/

Jim did not have time to get the data you requested from Sand before
he came off so I'm sending it down to Cam, Cam yew- will send you the catalogue
data and I'll send along the whereabouts of the specimens when I can. Most
of the Sand Island birds came back with Jim,

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Dear Jim.

need s5me information on some Johnston Island birds.Field number
and'^S^OO^which are Sterna fuscata and Pluvial!s dominica

respectively.! need any information you can supply.Also number
I do not know what species it is but I need any information you'got
on him too. 8^'^'’'^*

25028 ivt -rS

25040

25599

25515 thru 25529

25555 "A

I have bee cards for these,but have no idea where the specimens are
Are th^ on Johnston?If so what are their disposition?

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yours truly

Jam "l?ct5£

Pacific Project 60 I-W
Smithsonian Institution
U.S. National Museum
Washington D. C.

Cam:

Jan

Jim received this letter the same oblj he returned so did not answer

Plea s e send Jan the _catalog u e- data for th ose specimens in quest ion.
’he spe’cimens may be here now so don't worry about that part of his
inquiry. As soon as we get caught up from SIC9 we'll inventory the
birds in the freezers and I'll then send Jan that information.

Thanks.

"

Hope you can read my scrawl. As you can see, most of the information
here is by way of saying we know very little more than you do. The
catalogue for 25002 and 25 OO 6 is a complete blank, I have w ritten
down the complete catalogue entiy for the Red-foot - 25362. All I can say
about the list of specimens is that they are not here on Sand, and were
sent on to Chuck long ago. They probably remain there at his house.

Hope this great lack of information at least lets you know something,
if only the state of the early catalogue here.

I

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

23 September 1965

Dear Jan!

I*m returning the McBee cards for the frozen skins included
in the shipment with Bin Wirtz’s stuff. Cards munbered! 1098,
1111 , ll5l, 1238 , 1239 } 1253 } 1331 enclosed, % do not have
cards for numbers 25361 and 25362 both of which are older specimens

“"‘Iso enclosed are the cards for the birds sent as prepared

. _!_.1. -P,__ __r._. J_ 1 h

skins a short time ago,
French Frigate Shoals,

'■i-hese were mostly from at sea and from
i’iore cards follot';^ for soecimens in the trunk

“Sincerely,

Charles -iSly

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

18 September 1965

Dear Jant

I'll tiy to answer some of your letters concerning specimens*

^ou list the following McBee cards with data but no specimens in DCs

Kures 20378} 20091} 20150} 20172} 20173} 20390.

Marshall/Gilbertss 30075} 30302} 3030is} 30386} 301*23} 30321.

At seas 0810} 0856} 01*1*5; 01*96} 0633.

Of the above, only No. 30321, Godwit - Gilbert/Marshalls is here.

The GilbertAlarshall birds were reported missing 15 July and apparently
never found. You might check the McBee card file and see if ary of the
at sea birds were discarded. Concenning the specimens as a whole I
can offer only three suggestionss

1) check the above cards against existing cards in the specimen file
under all possible headings (skeletons, alcoholics, discards, etc.) and
be sure that the ones you have are not duplicates}

2) check all specimens in our collection of each species in question to
be sure the cards or birds have not been misplaced}

3) as a last resort file these cards in a separate section for problem
specimens and hope that the problems gradually resolve themselves as
specimens turn up here and there. You might make a recheck of all
available freezers including the F & ¥ one.

We have no data here for numbers 25006, 0950 and 20182. This data
will have to be eventually gotten from the catalogues. 20182 sho\ild be
in Kure catalogue ^o. 1} 095 should be in the at sea catalogue which will
not be available txntil after 5 November} 25006 should be in the Sand
catalogue which is not now available.

We have no Alaskan birds and never have had ary out here. Tqu might
check these problems with Max Thompson when he returns from ^laska later
this year.

I'm returning the following cards*

1319 - wasn't this skeleton received in Washington? or is this card a duplicate?
________ - Stadel 291. this can be obtained from the SIC 8 catalogue or from

Stadel's original catalogue (Ask Fred to help),

1325 « no longer here. Was this perhaps a skeleton shipped with 1319?

052 - Check with Pat - a bird this old must be in DC - perhaps loaned out?

You also sent a large stack of cardp for partially prepared birds,
largely boobies* We will kwep them here/but we have no specimens for
the following: Puffinus pacificus - ;1195j Sula dactylatra - 121^7, llOiti
Bregata minor - 129Uj 1295j 1237j 1256. It is possible, but rather un¬
likely that all of these are buried in the freezers out here so keep an
eye open for them in case they txmi up somewhere* The freezers here will
be inventoried about 1 October and 1*11 send back a list at that time,

houg is sending a trunk of specimens on Monday* It includes all
of the skins presently prepared in Honolulu, No McBee cards were pre¬
pared for Nos. 110025 and 110028* A chick Hawaiian Nodcfy has some miss¬
ing data. The alcoholics were unfortunately left on the SHEARWATER so
won’t be returned tp DC for two months* That batch includes Newell’s

We hope you will succeed in finding more of the missing specimens.

Sincerely,

Charles A, lly

Pacific Project

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON 25. D. C.

August It, 1965

Degr Jgn!

You hgve probgbly noted by now thgt some of the trunks in the
Igst shipment did not have McSee Cgrds enclosed* ^he reason is very
simple - we hgve not been able to continue all phases of the processing
at the same rate. Linda is way behind on typing the cards and the
birds were otherwise ready so were shipped. This >jill be the situation
for the next shipment also but cards will be shipped as soon as they

are prepared.

ii'e have prepared licBee cards for all specimens which ksve arrived
in Honolulu since and including the last May grid trip. Specimens which
were collected before that time or ■which were received frcm Kure or
Midway in an unprepared condition do not have cards* Since x-je do not
have the catalogues, etc. here it xd-ll be just as simple for you to
hunt up this data from your end.

You ha'VB received or wall receive typed McBee cards for all
grid specimens for May, June and future trips, for S.I.C. 8 and for
any specimens coming into Honolulu from the field after 1 July.

lou asked about cataloguing for at sea birds frcm January
through May* I was aboard in January and during that period the cat¬
alogue X'Xas made from the cards. I do not knowx what system xcras used
for the other trips, lou x-rill need to ask Pat or someone wiiio was on
those trips*

■^■he mailman has come - hope 'this ansxrers some of your questions

SMiTHSONlAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20560

May 17, 1965

Ktire Island

Dear Ktirei

Bob StmdeU is cheldcing out all our specimens and needs to
know if #2037li, an alcoholic booby chick, is on Kure or whether
it has been sent back. ¥e apparently can’t find it and woxild
appreciate having you check to see if you can.

¥e checked your IIA.TS shipment as far as we could - finally
traced it over to Hlckham and from there to Midway. Hope you

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have rec^/elved it by now

Sincerely yours.

Mrs. Herbert M. Church, Jr.
Division of Birds

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON. D. C. 20560

AIRMAIL

February l8^ 1965

Dr. Charles A. Ely
6159 Pahukula Place
Honolulu^ Hawaii 9682I

Dear Dr. Ely;

As you can see from the attached list we have one more Newell’s Shear¬
water than you have data and lack one of the skinned birds. I have sent
this list back to you in hopes that one of the many people involved will
remember something about one of the 5-6 unmatched birds. I assume that
10577 mast be one of the three sent by Swedberg on 12 October 1964. You’re
not the only one who has troubles. I planned to skin all three of the
Newell's Shearwaters here and then we could only find one of them. Today,
a week later we finally located them under about a ton of other specimens.
Sundell has now finished the checking and is starting to catalogue the ATF
material.

Sincerely yours

Fred 0. Sibley

Research Curator
Pacific Project

Enc.

Specimens on Hand

0557 ?

RSS No.

7

Left in freezer at Hawaiian King by Warren King
October 1964

0559 Cf

DAB No.

25

0561 cf

RSS No.

18

Skinned November 20

10212

Could this be an at-sea bird

10577 cf

Arrived
vith no

DC frozen
labels

DGi.Jxtbefa*In paper bags marked died September

25 1964

10578

Arrived
with no

DC frozen
labels

Very yellow underneath

10579

Arrived
with no

DC frozen
labels

Leg dislocated by Warren King in banding

ESS = Standen
DAB = Bratley

Data on Hand

0559

/ 05^f

No specimen here ~

King

\

Wailua Eiyer Bridge

King

Kilauea Point, Kauai

29 October 1964

, Qgi€ober 1964

25-50 October Kauai Report

Dead

9

9

Dead

Dead

From Svedberg
Received 12 October 1964

Reference your letter ;

We have No. 10209^ 0558 and the tvo birds found dead on Kauai
(These are O562 and O560).

AWmiL

Dr, Charles A. Ely
• 6159 Bahukula Place
HonoloLu, lOavali 968BI

Dear Er. Ely:

As you can see txxm the attached list we hetve om mm lewsll’s
water than you have data and lack on© of the skinned birds, t have sent

this list back to you In hopes that one of the aar^ people involved wHl
reraember something about om of the ^^6 unanatch^d birds. I asstsae tlmt
10577 be one of the three sent by a#edl^rg on 12 Octob^ 1964. tbu’re

not ths only om wIk> has troubles, I planned to ^In all three of the
Newell *8 Shearwaters here and then we could ajly flM one c€ thm. Today,
a week later we finally located them us^er ahotd: a ton of other ©pecliMns,
Sundell has now flnlstHNi the checdcing ^nd Is start to catalogue the A^
material.

Sincerely yours.

Fled 0. Slb3«y
Research Cuerator
Bacific Broject

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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.

20 Februsry 196$

■Oear Fredi

Let's go back tiirough tae Newell's ^bearwater mess again.

I remeinber or can find record of four non-Kgual birds, all of which
should have complete data with them. These are as follows J 1 from
Sand; 1 from the ATF trip; 0823 6 July 1961). at sea; 0880 F ^

September 196i|.,'\ In addition the 29 October bird which died 22
December (actually killed) is still here.

eX ^aJLc.-

Now how many birds are still in D.C,^ total?

We apparently agree on the matching of soecimens and data for
10209, C^38, 0 ^ 62 , and 0 ^ 60 . Is still there or not, -^u have~

it listed in both places. It seems likely that 10^77, 10573 and
10579 are the 12 Oigtober birds. If all were crushed, unskinned and
in paoer bags, then I'm suxe.

Numbers 056l, 0557 and 10212 then need to be matched with data,
Ffumber 10212 is not an at sea bird but the number could have been

attacned out here from a miscellaneous series,
of these straightened out when Warren returns,
least should be easy to figure out.

I'll try to get some
The your^ bird at

After Tuesday there will be only two unstuffed birds here and
se are such a mess that I'll have to do them| myself. From then on
no specimens x»rill go into tiie freezer or through here writhout full
data on the bird (Kure and BCF included), Lkinnine and orenaration
will be supervised and date will be recorded on the label and in a
catalogue at the time of preparation.

I should nave been policing a long time ago.

20 Februery 19^

Oear Fred*

Let’s go back tiirough toe Swell’s toearwater mess again*

I reiasmber or can find record of four non-Kauai birds, all of w^hicii
should have ccMplete data with them# fnesc are as follows* 1 frcaa
Sandj 1 frcmi the trip) 0823 F 6 July 196ii at s@a| 0880 F $
September 196U*-\ In addition tiie 29 October bird which died 22
December (actually killed) is still here,

^ow how many birds are still in D*C»^ total?

% apparently agree on the matching of specbmens end data for
10209, 0558, 0$62t snd C^ 60 . Is C$59 still there or not, you haim
it listed in both places* It seems likely that 1C$?7, 10578 and
1 C$79 are the 12 October birds. If ell mrm crushed, unskinned airf
in paper bags, then I'm Siore,

Ifambers ^6l, ($5? and 10212 then need to be matched with data
f^iiMter 10212 is not an at sea bird but the number could have been
attached out here fVcsa a miseelleneous series, 1*11 try to get seme
of these straighteted out when Warren returns, %© yoxir^ bird at
least should be easy to figure out*

After Tuasdey there will be only two unst\’ffed birds here snd
these are such a n®ss that I'll ha^ to do them myself, Froa then
no specimens will go into the freezer or through here without full
data on the bird (Kure and BCF included). Spinning and preparation
will be si^servised and data will recorded on the label and in a
catalogue at to© time of preparation,

I sho’old have been policing a long time ago.

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Pachyptila vittata vittata

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Pachyptila salvini ^salvini

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Pachyptila desolata desolata

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Pachyptila crassirostris crassirostris

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Procellaria *westlandica

Procellaria parkinsoni

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borealis —

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Calonectris le\acoinelas

Pviffinus carneipes carneipes

hullianus

Pviffinus creatopud

Puffinus gravis

Puffinus pacificus pacificus

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f "whitneyi"

chlororhynchu^ ..

"sphemirus”

"cuneatus”

” gama"

"knudseni”

"hamiltoni"

“laysani”

"alien!”

"royanus"

Puffinus bulleri

Puffinus griseus

Puffinus tenuirostris

Puffinus natativitatus

Puffinus puffinus puffinus■

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bailloni
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bannemani
subalaris
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Puffinus assimilis baroli

boydi

haiirakiensis

kermadeccnsis

acsimilis

tunroyi

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kempi
myrtae ^

Ptcrodroma hasitata cahow

hasitata

caribbaea

■*^baraui

sandwich'ensis

phaeopygia

externa

cervicalis

Pterodroma ^^aterrima

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Pterodroma macroptera macroptera

^gonldi

'•albani”

Pterodroma *solandri

Pterodroma lessonii lessonii

*australis

Pterodroma incerta ■

Pterodrom.a rostrata rostrata

^"trouessarti”

f^becki

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Pterodroma Inexpectata
Pterodroma brevirostris

Pterodroma mollis mollis

*feae

T-

Pterodroma hypoleuca hypoleuca

nigripennis

axillaris

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Pterodroma neglecta neglecta

juana

Pterodroma alba

"wortheni'*

" Oliver i'*

Pterodroma %iagentae

Pterodroma arminjoniana anninjoniana

heraldica

"paschae”

Pterodroma tiltiroa

Pterodroma cookii cookii

’’orientalis" •
defilippiana

Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera

brevlpes
pycrofti
m^asafuerae
, longirostris

Bulweria bulwerii
Biilweria fallax
Bulweria *macgillivrayi