Sally ONE OLIVER II --- On Wed, 9/21/11, M S wrote: From: M S Subject: Re: GL: Transit Great Lakes Starting Oct 10 To: "great-loop@lists.trawlering.com" Date: Wednesday, September 21, 2011, 3:16 PM As a delivery, very doable if you wait for weather and make miles when you

Come join us on Tuesday at 10:00 am in Keystone 102 at UW-Tacoma for the third talk in our series, “Human Dimensions of Environmental Change.”

May 10, 2009 A few new migrants were noted in the Park, even as the winds became from the north late last evening. Many of the same pockets of birds were reported from similar areas to yesterday. Probably close to 20 species of Warbler are still in the Park.

The centre and restaurant are open weekends from 10 am to 4 pm. During the week, birders may be able to enter the centre by the service entrance (far right as you face the building) to view the feeders. Contact staff for permission. Algonquin Park birding updates and information are available at: www.algonquinpark.on.ca

Quebec Compiler and transcriber: Bob Cermak at robertcermak9@hotmail.com or sightings@ofnc.ca Recent reports to July 10, 2014 The early shorebird migration has started but high water levels throughout our area makes finding habitat for these birds difficult.

Quebec Compiler: Greg Zbitnew at k_zbitnew2@bell.net or sightings@ofnc.ca Recent sightings to December 10, 2015 Rarities keep popping up in Ottawa! The latest was a light morph NORTHERN FULMAR, a rare visitor not seen for 20 years, at Andrew Haydon Park on the 10th. Meanwhile, the BULLOCK’S ORIOLE persists in Pakenham as of the 10th as well.

If an anchorline breaks in an isolated spot, it's possible (but not easy) to remain inside and move the boat under power by instruments (radar,GPS,depth sounder) so as the get the bow on a beach slope (if one exists) but tides make this only a temporary option...Of course, one may not know if 10 feet or a 100 feet of line is dangling from the bow!!!!

In fact in the SGA unit the reference input goes thru a transistor ( to distort it) and then into a series 10MHz crystal filter so that it can accept either a 5 or 10 MHz input. The crystal also helps filter out any birdies that may be on the reference signal.