I estimate over 100 plus Junco were on our lawns, but so many more were within the wood edge and pond. Never saw so many at one time before. They were everywhere! Also were many Golden-crowned Kinglet, some BT Green warbs plus 2 Red-breasted Nuthatch and 10 Purple Finch on feeder. Later, a large movement of Robin flew overhead all going EAST!

A large flock of Semipalmated Sandpipers ( I estimated 1100) flew up from a spot which is just 70 yards or less to the West of the Stratford Point lighthouse. Unfortunately, that spot can't be scoped from the former gun club property, since it is tucked away behind the tip of the point.

I was told that there was an estimated 100 pairs of Common Terns nesting and no Least Terns present on the day in which the string fencing went up. Least Terns had been there earlier, but got washed out.

I wasn't counting but estimate at least 60. The area was still without power which apparently might not be restored until next week. Brenda Inskeep in Stamford

I estimate that there were 200+ warblers present. Many of them were not in the brush line parallel the water treatment plant, but were out in the open trees lining the soccer and baseball fields. I have never seen birds there before.   It was about 75% yellow rumped warblers, with a significant number of palms and blackpolls.

He is viewing it from the EAST side of the river, a mile or so (VERY rough estimate) north of the downtown iron bridge. The view is from the parking lot of MedInstill. I find that to be at 201 Housatonic Ave. If approaching the iron bridge from the east, turn north just before the bridge and follow the road that runs along the river."

I estimated about 10,000 gulls total visible along that stretch of coast. Highlights were 3 Lesser Black-backed Gulls and 300 Bonaparte's Gulls.

Nguyen, have you already estimated the effort for porting P2PSIP to PJSIP and integrating it? Regards, Fabio Pietrosanti Minh Nguyen wrote: > Hi all, > I am very interesting PJSIP and was developing an open P2PSIP client > using on PJSIP stack. For DHT functionality, Openchord was considered. > But, I still find good C/C++ DHT open source.

If A is talking to B the delay from A speaking to it beeing played in B speaker is almost a second (estimated), However if I call a non pjsip based application the playback is much more rapid. So when A is calling B and B is not my pjsip based app, this problem does not exist. Are there any known issues on the delay for incoming speech?

The numbers were difficult to judge but between 400-500 would be a conservative estimate, which should count as one of the largest sightings in the south this year. For those interested in Snow Geese, we're still waiting. There should be an initial movement at some point this week based on past records.