| 900 |  |
Seaman from PEIRCE making friends with a newborn harbor seal. |
Penobscot Bay, Maine 1985 |
901 |  |
Polar bears with dead seal. |
|
902 |  |
NOAA helicopter pilots do the darndest things! I think I'll crawl in this hole and find out what's there. Photo #1 of sequence. Operations off of SURVEYOR |
Bering Sea 1977 |
903 |  |
Look what I got! A baby polar bear. Mother was sedated- mother and cub tagged for study. Photo #2 of sequence. Operations off of SURVEYOR |
Bering Sea 1977 |
904 |  |
Polar bear swimming in Norwegian Sea. Taken by cooperative observer with Norwegian Hydrographic Office |
Norwegian Sea 1990? |
905 |  |
Strangers on the shore. Two Alaska brown bears strolling along the shore |
Wide Bay, Alaska Peninsula 1986 |
906 |  |
Alaska brown bear on tide flats. |
Wide Bay, Alaska Peninsula 1986 |
907 |  |
Brownie begging for food from NOAA hydrographic launch at Wide Bay. Brownie was a regular visitor for lunch |
Wide Bay, Alaska Peninsula 1986 |
908 |  |
Alaska brown bear on tide flats. |
Wide Bay, Alaska Peninsula 1986 |
909 |  |
Lt. Lew Consiglieri holding a baby seal on the ice floes in the Bering Sea. Off of NOAA Ship SURVEYOR during OCSEAP Project. |
Bering Sea, Alaska 1977 |
910 |  |
A bull sea lion (Eumetopias jubatus) doesn't agree that Coast Surveyors should land on his rock. Waving flare in vain attempting to frighten him off. Crew off of Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PIONEER |
Aleutian Islands, Alaska 1940 |
911 |  |
Lieutenant Cindy McFee visits with penguins at Little America. Lt. McFee was on the way to South Pole Station. She was the third woman to winter over |
Little America, Antarctica 1979 |
