From Alex Burdo and Jim Orrico: 10/3 - Fairfield, Burr Street Audubon Center -- 1 female PURPLE FINCH visiting the feeders in the back Alex Burdo Fairfield

10/19 Ellington:  Just had another visit from the hummer and was able to see a band, this is the same bird I had the first 12 days of October. Carl Ekroth

1/25/13, in Woodbridge-the winter adult male INDIGO BUNTING made frequent visits to our feeder this morning between 8 and 10 am. Chris Loscalzo, Woodbridge

>From Sarah Johnston: 10/12 - Farmington, Batterson Pond -- 2 NORTHERN SHOVELERS, 2 OSPREY. Also on and about the water: canada geese, pied-billed grebes, several kingfishers, 1 ring-billed gull, about 8 ruddy ducks, assorted mallards, cormorants.

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I compared this with my own homebrew 10 GHz transverter. This unit uses an 18.4 MHz Butler VCXO that is multiplied to 110.4 MHz which is then fed to a "brick" oscillator with the 110.4 MHz being compared to the 10 MHz reference using a harmonic mixer, locking to the 400 kHz residual.

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