All told the club tallied 189 species, about 10 below average. The bird walk at Little Cat on the 24th had 9 species of warbler including a Wilson's.

I run a lap top near the helm and use that for planning purposes and monitor that when someone else is at the helm. I find the 6000i screen to be excellent in all light conditions and its controls and features to be very easy and intuitive. We installed this equipment on the boat this year and put 180 hours on it in all sorts of conditions.

Don't hold your breath, you might die in the meantime. Mike _____________________________________ Capt. Mike Maurice Beaverton Oregon(Near Portland)

http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/cold_water/ The bottom line is "It is impossible to die from hypothermia in cold water unless you are wearing flotation, because without flotation  you wont live long enough to become hypothermic" The three rules of survival: Life jacket. Life jacket. Life jacket. Steve

I've purchased matching tap and die and use them to clean up poor threads, or when I drill out the plugs for reuse. *Rudy & Jill Sechez * *BRINEY BUG-a 34' Sail-Assisted Trawler * *Anchoring Consultants-trawlertrainingabc.com* *850-832-7748 * *Georgetown SC Northbound-Chesapeake*

The blowing snows brought few birders down Hall's Rd. in the morning of Mar.26. They missed out on seeing a raccoon attack! In early afternoon I went back down and found the GREATER WHITE-FRONTED GOOSE with Canadas in the field opposite the north pathway entry. Below the swinging feeder was a FOX SP.

Uses a 6 cell NiMH coin cell pack built into a piece of >> PVC pipe. One place wanted $600 for the replacement! Since the unit >> only draws 11 ma while you hold the test button, I replaced it with >> a 9V smoke alarm battery / diode to block charging.

. > > Good luck to all those still searching. > > On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 12:38 PM, Luc Fazio via ONTBIRDS < > birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote: > >> Hello.

There is added period and, as we all know, our browsers just do what they are told. Here's the correct link: http://ctbirding.org/count.htm While you're there you might want to look around a bit at the home page and the Birdbot page. There is some good stuff there if I don't say so myself! :) Steve MorytkoAshford CTsmorytko@yahoo.com

Being able to set this position makes it extremely easy to move the screw/hole or whatever to location where it is needed. Depending on where the object is to go, a different “position” may be the most easy to deal with. Screws, holes, nut traps are all “positioned” so the translations necessary to move them where needed are all identical.