It takes more than a T3 link just to handle the quick visits that > >this group makes to links.

has anyone looked for the Western FC today? any reports appreciated. Chris Chris Wood President - Connecticut Ornithological Association Woodbury, CT 203 558-0654

On the other side of the coin, in conditions are right, this is one of the most beautiful cruising areas anywhere. To take an 'armchair' cruise along the springtime Tennessee, get a cuppa, sit back, and take the cruise with us: http://www.geocities.com/bill_fiero/tenn05.htm

.$10.00 admission coin or credit card. Drive following the signs directing you to the tower. The bird is with a great egret in a small pond. Team Hamilton

Bill Hawkins -----Original Message----- From: Nic McLean Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 9:12 PM Can I coin the phrase; A man that has one DC Voltage standard knows how accurate his meter is, whereas a man with two standards is not quite sure!

Chester, 10/16 (a day late): an OSPREY flew across 148, at Cedar Lake - treetop level, well-lit, and unmistakable. I don't think I've ever seen one this late in the season. I know there have been ospreys visiting the lake regularly for the past few years, and I actually counted a pair during last year's Great Backyard Bird Count in February.

. ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank Mantlik Date: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 8:47 pm Subject: [CT Birds] Sunrise Walk - Stratford - 10/30 To: Birds CT > From Frank Mantlik, with Sunrise Birding group > 10/30  Stratford, various sites including Greenway, Short Beach, > and Stratford Point - 48 bird species, with highlights: point- > blank looks at

The Visitor Centre (km 43) is open on weekends (10 to 4) through the winter. Recent bird sightings and information, plus feeders, can be found there. Birders visiting during the week are welcome to contact staff for birding information via the service entrance (right end of the building as you face it from the parking lot).

"Richard Tomkinson" writes: >A vendor I met at the Seattle boat show told me that the life expectancy for >engine mounts was 10 years. >I have 30 years on mine and they seem to be solid with no signs of >misalignment (temp in the bearings). Are you sure they are floating (rubber) engine mounts? It's the rubber that fails.

From: Trenisha Wiggins [mailto:trenisha.wiggins@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2017 5:04 PM To: Alicia Johnson Williams ; Leon Moody Subject: C-SPAN Bus Visits Miles College on 2/27 Fairfield, AL- The C-SPAN Bus will visit Miles College on Monday, February 27, 2017 from 12:30 to 2:30 PM at the George T.