I estimated over 20 plus years, over 12 broods at 4 birds each average, died because of the use of common accepted household poisons. When you target a species for killing through spraying, many other species get killed as well, plus the balance of that ecosystem will be disrupted as well - some for many years to come... Paul Carrier

Someone on the local list estimated 250,000 of them in the area, and I think that # is probably very low. And many thousands Indigo buntings, Blue Grosbeaks, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks, more Dicksissels than I knew existed, hundreds of Painted Buntings and Scarlet Tanagers, Thousands of Summer Tanagers and on and on.

Just had an estimated 450 Am. Robins flying over in loose flocks, heading SSW, between 4:10 and 4:20. Rob Mirer Moodus Today went out to do some birding. I encountered a spot where birds were everywhere, esp Robins in great numbers. Were they moving through? I felt they were because they were not here yesterday.

BM70 Pond (off RAcebrook Rd). 1 Male Wood duck 6 Green winged teal (3M, 3 F) 1 Killdeer calling & flying overhead, Starlings, 500+ (conservative estimate) "blackbirds" flying high overhead. Indian Lake 7 Canada Geese (one with yellow neckband C245), 4 Ring billed gulls, 12 mallards, 1 Blue Jay, Red winged blackbirds, Starlings, Robins, Common Grackles.

I estimate about 120 birds total. They must have been up against the building, which I couldn't see from the second floor. I suspect this is a flock that hangs out along the Hockanum River, not far away on the other side of I-84. Andrew Dasinger, South Glastonbury

Stratford Point: a conservative estimate of 470 Laughing Gulls involved in a feeding frenzy (probable fish prey) in the Sound south of the lighthouse. Too far to discern any rarer species mixed in, but still an unusually large number for this late date. Short Beach Park: 55 Black-bellied Plovers, 28 Dunlin roosting on beach during very high tide.

glen On 7/02/2022 9:27 am, mail@vresearch.pt wrote: > I'm really interested to estimate are multiple of the reference frequency (i.e. at the input of phase detector). -- Glen English RF Communications and Electronics Engineer CORTEX RF Pacific Media Technologies Pty Ltd trading as Cortex RF ABN 40 075 532 008 PO Box 5231 Lyneham ACT 2602, Australia. au

Anyone able to estimate how much would be needed to attract the attention of a developer? William

On the Marsh: estimate of 200 Brant throughout the marsh, 2 Oystercatchers foraging on the mudflats, 1 Great Egret, 1 Snowy egret standing in the marsh water as the water was up to its body and then it took off, 8 Black bellied plovers, 2 Greater yellowlegs and 4 Mute swans.

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