On Sat., Sep. 26, 2020, 1:32 p.m. Mike V.A.

I'm looking forward to studying gulls again, and do hope that someday, all shearwaters lose their aversion to CT waters. Steve Mayo Bethany On Thu, Sep 26, 2024 at 8:28 PM Matthew Bell wrote: > eBird will be retaining Sharp-shinned/Cooper’s but notes that it is a > cross-genus split.

Also, a good way to jam the crimper is to place a too-large connector in the wrong die. If you cannot COMPLETELY close the crimper, the blue-handled Ancor I own will jam and require disassembly - you do not want to "try this at home!" Ron Rogers Annapolis, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr.

Magnesium is used to protect aluminum or aluminum/zinc alloys (die cast, white metal). Magnesium anodes could be used in fresh water but cost more and disolve faster than zinc for about the same protection for metals found on most trawlers. Magnesium anodes disappear very fast in salt water.

Keith __ Health is merely the slowest possible rate at which one can die. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Burke, Edward H.S." > The damage: the positive male end looks burnt around the edges where it > meets the rubber.

By the way if you can fit a big enough compressor, you can save lots of room and hassle by using air powered tools-cut off saws, die grinders, 4" grinders, drills, right angle drills and others . Doesn't need to be recharged and the "cable" is cheap.

They seem to die at the 2 yr point. Peg and Jim Healy aboard Sanctuary, currently at Punta Gorda, FL