High Arctic: An Expedition to the Unspoiled NorthNarrative of the author's ornithological expedition to Bathurst Island in 1969, illustrated with many of the author's bird paintings and with photographs by David F. Parmelee, Stewart D. MacDonald, David R. Gray, and Philip Taylor. |
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Photographs | 7 |
Muskoxen on their way to a favorite feeding ground below Signal Hill 1114 | 11 |
Young Arctic Hare in gray pelage | 16 |
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alighted animals antlers Arctic Hare banded Bathurst camp Bathurst Island beautiful binocular bird Blacktop bull Muskox cliff clutch cook-tent dark Dave Gray Dave Parmelee Dave's David F David Gray Eeyore Hill Eureka eyes Falcon's Castle feet female flew flying four eggs four muskoxen Goodsir Greater Snow Geese ground gyrfalcon Harold Mordy head HIGH ARCTIC horns hour Hudson Bay hundred yards ivory gulls June King Eiders kittiwake knew lemmings long-tailed jaegers looked male Meighen MIKSCH SUTTON miles moved muskox muskoxen never north of camp occasionally Oldsquaw Otter owl nests painting pair Parcoll Parmelee's Phil Taylor Photographed by David plumage ptarmigan purple sandpipers realized Resolute ridge rock sanderling saxifrage scrape seen Signal Hill slope snow bunting snow geese snowy owl Southampton spot Stu MacDonald Stu's summer Thayer's Gull upslope valley walk watched weather willow wind window wings wolf wolves wondering