The owls are between 2 and 8 km farther along in tree tops, on fence posts or hydro poles. This is a high speed road and the shoulders are narrow in places, so take extra caution. Virgil Martin Waterloo

(reg.Rd.9) continue to Duffy's Lane then right past the Humber river to the top of the hill.I looked eaast from here and found all 3 species and 2 pileated woodpeckers. Good luck Don Perks dperks0531@rogers.com

Regarding the Ospreys (nest) I have been reporting in Aurora on top of the cell phone tower at Bloomington and Hwy 404 I had mentioned in one of my early spring reports that 2 pairs of Osprey were fighting for the nest. It seems the 2nd pair of Osprey built a nest on top of the cell phone tower just south of Bethesda Rd. on the east side of Hwy 404.

The top should go either into the tank top or to a vent. This bottom connection is also a good place to put a drain so you can strip out any water that may accumulate from condensation. Hope this gives you some ideas ... Regards, Wayne Shosie on board BLUE MAX, a 1981 Albin 43 presently lying Summerland Key, FL

rbryett@ibm.net writes: > we would often build a >hard top 15 feet X 20 feet that weighed well over 1000 pounds. This >hard >top would then be mounted over the main after deck using pipe >stanchions >etc.

If knowing when the fuel tank is nearly full is important perhaps its worth installing a sensor that tells you when the level is within a certain amount from the top. A failry simple volume calculation will determine how many gallons are contained for each inch of tank space near the top.

Had a flange on top, with about a 3/4" thick piece of Lexan bolted down to it. The various thru-hulls were attached to the sides. The top was above the waterline, so if something clogged a thru-hull (they were the clamshell strainer types) you could just unbolt the cover and reach in and clear it.

It is a > small kitchen sized trash can that has a hinged top on it. There is a > handle built in on the top that when pulled out of it storage position > and pushed down, compacts the trash. Works pretty good. Price was about > $50. > Jeff Barfett > Southern Nights > -- __________________ Keith In Australia we have a bird called the Galah.

It is > > > a small kitchen sized trash can that has a hinged top on it. There > > > is a handle built in on the top that when pulled out of it storage > > > position and pushed down, compacts the trash. Works pretty good. > > > Price was about $50.

NO WAY, not until I get the silly little thing in a slip all by myself, after which I will pop the top of a Canada Dry club soda and top it off with a lot of Scotch! THEN I might try some wind, might even do a better job too ;-). Too bad my Son is working late tonight, gotta do it all by myself.