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We thank all the organizers and trip leaders who made this such a successful and memorable event. Information provided to date indicates 174 species reported on Saturday and Sunday, just two species fewer than our all-time OFO Convention record of 176 species set at Point Pelee on 3-4 October 2009!

Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: Aug 26, 2015 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total ------------------ ----------- -------------- -------------- Black Vulture 0 0 0 Turkey Vulture

The four posts are all equal and can be installed with any end up or down and the top and bottom brackets will fit.?? It comes with the exact 50 M6-20 head bolts and nuts needed for assembly.??

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We extend an invitation to have all interested artists, come to a meeting as our guest. Come visit us, we look forward to meeting you. Pacific Gallery Artists WWW.pacificgalleryartists.org Creatively Yours, Nola V.

Another feature I did not like was the pump made the bucket top heavy and it would tip over easy. I also found the size of the bucket inadequate as it only held about three gallons. One of my boat neighbors asked me about the same product a couple of weeks ago. His comment was he bought one and was going to take it back. You mileage may vary!

I'd use the loop on the top of the buoy to lift the buoy high enough that I could grab it. I'd then lift it (no easy task -- remember -- it was tied to a very heavy rope on the bottom), and quickly pass the line through the circle -- and, back to the boat.

It seems logical that if the tank feeds were from the bottom that they would equalize, so I'm assuming there is no difference with the feeds from the top?

Of course, with an open hill top, GPS recption > > would be easy. > > As great as GPSDO are, the problem with using them in a portable > environment is the time it takes to do a survey and then get to final > lock; mountain-toppers may not be in one place long enough. > > One thought I've had is to use a cheap Rubidium for long term stability, > and phase lock