Folly) Observation date: 10/13/10 Number of species: 9 Canada Goose 6 Mute Swan 9 American Black Duck 4 Mallard 33 Red-breasted Merganser 1 Pied-billed Grebe 5 Double-crested Cormorant 4 Great Blue Heron 4 Ring-billed Gull 35 This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)

White-crowned Sparrow - Museum Area 10. Bobcat - Little Pond Boardwalk 11. American Woodcock - Pike Marsh 12. Blue-spotted Salamander - Interpretive Trail 13. N. Water Snake - Icehouse Marsh 14. Rusty Blackbird - Ripley Swamp 15. Hermit Thrush - Pine Island 16. Eastern Towhee - Ongley Field 17. Barred Owl - Pine Island 18.

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/kdtyjdkk/n> to see what you could enjoy at the Museum today or visit our exhibitions page for a peek inside our galleries.

10/10/2024. Early this morning, a Clay-colored Sparrow again graced Willard’s Island at Hammo, perched elegantly on a mid-lower branch of a tree at the end of the right path, next to the bench. It was my first sighting of this lovely bird, and I was thrilled when my friend and mentor, Scott Roxbrough, confirmed its identity.

See:http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/visit/general_park_info/algonquin-park-we ather.php#snow To learn more about Winter in Algonquin Park, see: http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/visit/general_park_info/winter-in-algonquin-p ark.php DIRECTIONS: Algonquin Provincial Park is three hours north of Toronto, via Highways 400, 11 and 60.

They were to far to make a conclusive ID, but they had whitish underparts and streaking on the sides and were the shape of a Carduelis finch) Ash Creek: 2 Redheads continue (male/female) -- Upper portion seen from behind the Jewish home for the elderly; with Canvasbacks 18 Canvasback 1 Cooper's Hawk 12+ American Tree Sparrows -- Penfield Mils Open Space

I know this doesn't directly address your choice of fabrics or mil of isinglass, but I am strongly considering replacing my entire bimini with a hardtop also.

I put on a completely enclosed flybridge with fiberglass hardtop, stamoid cloth on the sides with 40 mil strataglass all around, last fall. It is great - but expensive. However now it is like another cabin, I even ran a small electric heater up there when heading south in November. I do recommend going with strataglass - it is almost like glass.

The best advise is to use zincs that are in accordance with the appropriate Mil spec. If the zincs on your boat are not wasting away then something else on your boat is. Edmond Badham COSMO Wilmington, NC