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Private areas seem to die for lack of participation and public with no moderation attracts every whacko and scam. Question 3: Should Trawler World Buy-Sell-Trade be moderated like rec.boats.marketplace or wide open? See Question 1 - Strong moderation I look forward to your input.

Roof Top Garden. Stilt Walkers, Fire Dancing, Aerialists. This is an opportunity to be a part of something creative on a large scale. We have room for up to 15 -20 artists. The challenge: Create 1 piece of art relating to Fire. The piece must illuminate, glow, sparkle, etc..etc in a dark environment.

On Dec. 3, Sean shared top honors as Photographer of the Month on FineArtAmerica.com for his photograph, “Autumn Idyll on Lake Austin” – one of 457 entries worldwide in the competition.  

To receive this informative email newsletter contact Pascal Cote at pascal.cote.oot AT gmail DOT com  Also see observatory's website. Click on English at top right of page www.explos-nature.qc.ca/oot    The Tadoussac Bird Observatory is located just north of the Saguenay River Fiord on the north shore of the wide St.

To view a map, visit the Thickson's Woods website at http://www.thicksonswoods.com Dennis Barry & Margaret Carney Thickson's Point, R.R. 2 Whitby, ON L1N 5R5 (905) 725-2116 dbarry@interlinks.net mcarney@interlinks.net "Dennis Barry"

There is information about this pair on the Canadian Peregrine Foundation's website at http://www.peregrine-foundation.ca/tops/sctop.html Directions: Pharmacy is one block east of Victoria Park. From the 401 exit at Victoria Park, go south to Ellesmere or Lawrence.

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A number of wind farm projects are proposed, or have been constructed near some of the top birding hotspots in Ontario, including Point Pelee, Long Point, Rondeau, and near Prince Edward Point National Wildlife Area. It turns out that important areas for bird migration are also areas of high value for the wind energy industry.

There were two Northern Shrikes enroute from Guelph, usually nervously scoping out the area at the very tops of trees. Locations: Regional Road 124 (Eramosa Road in Guelph) around Watson Road and Grange Side Road near Mississauga Road.