Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) as a service to all birders in Ontario.

Just to top it all off, nine wild turkeys on Hwy. 5 immediately east of St. George, pecking in a frenzy at patches of exposed grass. Don't spread this location around, or those turkeys will be on someone's plate for dinner in no time! Happy Easter to those who celebrate the holiday. For everyone else, Happy Long Weekend.

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This year the 9th Annual Festival takes place MAY 26 TO JUNE 4. There are over 80 events and over 40 top notch leaders. The migration corridor along the shore of Lake Huron known as "The Huron Fringe", extending from Kincardine to Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula is the area we cover.

My first thought on reading about the idea of being all lit up at night was of the USS JOHN F KENNEDY/USS BELKNAP collision some years ago. It was a calm night in the Mediterranean, and the cruiser BELKNAP (off the port bow of the carrier) was given a change of station order.

I have seen some RTC’s that won’t last a month on a coin cell. My recollection is that the Oncore backup is closer to that category than the “many years on a cap” group.

On Mon, 26 Jun 2017 10:43:24 -0700 "Tom Van Baak" wrote: > > down. U21 is a 128KB SRAM chip for scratch space, U13 is a FeRAM chip to > > store EFC settings (as EEPROM would wear out too fast with regular writes, > > and I cannot guarantee having enough energy after detecting a brownout to > > only write to EEPROM in such conditions).

You >then enter these waypoints in your GPS, double checking all the >coordinates. It is very easy to get the minutes reversed (ie. enter 21 >instead of 12) or to make some other error. Very easy!