to see it. -- -- Fred Helleiner 186 Bayshore Road, R.R. #4, Brighton, Ontario, Canada, K0K 1H0 VOICE: (613) 475 5309 If visiting, access via Presqu'ile Provincial Park.

The numbers of Pine Grosbeaks are way down...where I usually had 75+ visiting each day in previous winters..I am down to maybe 10 on a good day. The same can be said of Redpolls ( not one Hoary yet this season) . Some neighbours have the odd American Goldfinch..there are NO Evenings in my area at all.

Just returned from a quick visit to the wetland, where we observed 23 species. There are at least 6 Virginia Rail, "2 dozen" or more Moorhen, a Pied-billed Grebe and of course the Osprey is sitting on the nest. There are also two sets of Mute Swan families, three Canada Geese and 1 female Mallard watching her brood of 9 (or 10).

A flock of 10 Bohemian Waxwings and 3 Pine Grosbeaks is visiting feeders and ornamental fruit trees on English Road, Woodville, City of Kawartha Lakes Thurs Dec. 6. First seen at 1:45 p.m. Common Redpolls are becoming regular daily visitors in steadily increasing numbers.

I said typically you would not visit your packing every day. That's true, except when cruising hard over a long haul (is "cruising hard" an oxymoron?)

. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dave Williams (by way of Georgs Kolesnikovs)" To: "Trawler World List" Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 10:53 PM Subject: TWL: Searching for Penbo Trawlers > Hello, you have a great web site and I visit often. I am looking for > information on Penbo Trawlers.

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S/Y Truelove At 10:49 AM 2/20/05 -0500, you wrote: >Gee whiz, Mike! You guys will do anything to discouraging us from >visiting Washington, won't you? Whoose trying to discourage YOU! In any event, pretty soon, I hope; the crabbers will give up and the problem will solve itself. Since I won't be around for the next couple of months.

The Ideals have about 10 moving parts, all of which can be replaced. Call Ideal, talk to The Man (grandson of the founder, I think), he'll set you up. You can also go visit their shop, it's a cool place. Scott Island Eagle

The “Cat People, Dog People” exhibit includes a community art wall, so if you’re planning to visit tomorrow night, bring a photo of your own dog(s) or cat(s) to share! The Gallery is Building 4 at Tacoma Community College, located near the corner of 12th and Mildred. Visitor parking is available in Lot G. The Gallery is open 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.