I think the approach to law and its enforcement in Florida makes more sense.....If the marine police board your boat, they test the waste system with die markers and determine if your waste system is in position to pump overboard. If so, you get a noticeable fine. There is no mechanical disassembly of the waste system required !

I think the approach to law and its enforcement in Florida makes more sense.....If the marine police board your boat, they test the waste system with die markers and determine if your waste system is in position to pump overboard. If so, you get a noticeable fine. There is no mechanical disassembly of the waste system required !

I was hoping they didn't all die of > white-nose disease. I had some fresh guano on last year's pile today, and > I > heard squeaking from the box above. I'm SO happy!

Thousands of crabs die annually just from getting stranded.

> >Let me know, we only have a few weekends left before summer starts to die down.

. > > Let me know, we only have a few weekends left before summer starts to die > down. > > *Stefan Marr* > (720)-425-8280 > > > > _______________________________________________ > Rhino mailing list > Rhino@lists.denverharlequins.com > > http://lists.denverharlequins.com/mailman/listinfo/rhino_lists.denverharlequins.com > >

-- I counted over 30 from the viewing platform, and another 20 from the north platform--- pyramidal muskrat push-ups are being revealed as the cattails die down. As I said, come see them, AND offer an opinion as to what they bode for the wetlands. I did NOT see or hear Crossbills this AM.

For fish-eating birds, it truly is a Harvest Festival at Wildwood, with a huge Carp die-off that has provided an all-day buffet for those interested. Among the thousands of gulls taking part were also 5 juvenile Bald Eagles and an est. 175 Turkey Vultures. Cheers, James Holdsworth, Biological Consulting Services 226-228-1428, jmholdsworth@rogers.com

They die down during the night, and so almost any boat can make a crossing in the early morning hours (I have taken a 12 foot inflatable the 28 miles to Catalina, and many trips in an 18 foot open runabout) But coming home the wind and waves are mostly on the beam or aft the beam going to Long Beach or to most mainland ports.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HM | "I wish to die peacefully in my sleep at sea 50 35.5 N | like my grandfather did, not screaming and 127 05.4 W | in terror like his crew ..." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~