Or visit Northern California's premiere news and information website at http://www.sacbee.com .

Hi all, Piggybacking off Cindy Wodinsky's post to the NY listserve, here is a link to documentary photos/video of the major bird fallout (true meaning of the word) that occurred along the Texas coast (So. Padre Is., etc.) on April 26. Just amazing. http://www.texasbirdimages.com/home/2013-fallout---cameron-county Frank Mantlik Stratford p.s.

WHID 2011-95: Researchers Catch Targeted Attack On Popular Soccer Website Entry Title: WHID 2011-95: Researchers Catch Targeted Attack On Popular Soccer Website WHID ID: 2011-95 Date Occurred: May 2, 2011 Attack Method: Unknown Application Weakness: Improper Output Handling Outcome: Planting of Malware Attacked Entity Field: Sports Attacked Entity Geography:

It doesn't seem at all wary but photographers were giving it respectful room. The Snowy Owl was not seen today but may well still be around. A single Brant was in the harbour 2 days ago. Directions: Exit Hwy.401 at Division Street, Exit 474, and drive south to the harbour.

In case my e-mail is shorter than you enjoy: I am currently trying short replies instead of no replies at all. Please let me know, if you like to read more. Enjoy!

The body of water of interest to the ospreys is Mountsberg reservoir which is across the 401 from the nest - easy for osprey, not so easy for those of us in cars. Jennifer Minogue

It has a black plastic screw in vented cap, and makes topping off your pump easy. The hose is also clear, so if it's where you can see it by looking under your helm it's easy to check at a glance if the system is full. By the way, these pumps shouldn't "seep". If all the fittings are tight, it may just be the o-ring around the shaft.