10/29 Farmington, Batterson Pond - 2 PIED-BILLED GREBE, 3 NORTHERN SHOVELER, 3 NORTHERN PINTAIL, 2 BUFFLEHEAD, 3 AMERICAN COOT. There have also been plenty of Ring-billed Gull (140+). Paul Cianfaglione Canton

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I have heard of PVC pipe being >> used, >> >> but I don't know much about it at 10 GHz.

If a radio could tell >> that 10 MHz is not 10 MHz - there was no need to feed it externally.

Since Bob Dewire's email is out he asked me to pass on these sightings: >From Dorothy Wadlow 10/4 with Bob Dewire, et.al.

>From Frank Mantlik, with Charlie Barnard & Tom Murray- 10/25  Stratford, Boothe Memorial Park Hawkwatch, 10:25-1:45:  127 raptors of 8 species including 3 Black Vulture, 89 Turkey Vulture, 2 Bald Eagle. Plus, 3 Loons  (1 RT, 1 Common, 1 Unid), 3 Tree Swallows, 3 Cedar Waxwings, 34 Canada Geese, 1 smaller possible CACKLING GOOSE, 8 Monk Parakeet.

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I have heard of PVC pipe being > >> used, > >> >> but I don't know much about it at 10 GHz.

: [mvus-list] Re: 10 GHz Beacon project > > >> >> > > >> >> What is the max OD of the ant to be covered?

>From Jim Bair: 10/4 Simsbury, Great Pond SF--Green-Winged Teal, Blue-Winged Teal, 2 Pectoral Sandpipers. One aberrant Canada Goose, possibly partial albino but bill shape suggests Snow x Canada hybrid.