Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken 5/5/1988 and 9/22/1988 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - Jon B. Anderson, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken in June, 1997 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - David S. Pitkin, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken in June, 1997 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - David S. Pitkin, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements. This geospatial representation includes the best quality images for each nesting seabird colony. The metadata includes grades for image quality.

Photography from helicopter taken for the purposes of resource monitoring, specifically seabird colony status and distribution. Oregon Coast aerial and boat based photography taken ordinarily in June, 1997 on 35mm slide film. Primarily captured from a helicopter roughly 800-900' in altitude, Right Front Photographer - Roy W. Lowe, USFWS, Right Rear Photographer - David S. Pitkin, USFWS These slides have been scanned at 1200 - 5000 DPI and have about 1-foot pixel resolution. Please note that these photos have not been georeferenced. The photos have not been orthorectified and therefore there will be photo anomalies and mis-matches between adjoining photos. Caution should be exercised if attempting to use this imagery to conduct measurements.