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At Racebrook Business park pond, the lily pad invasion is subsiding so more waterfowl were out-32 Mallards, 1 Canada Goose calling in the middle of the pond, a Red shouldered hawk sitting in a tree along pond edge, an estimate of 65 starlings, 3 Mourning doves, 1 Chickadee, 2 Song sparrows and one Brown headed Cowbird.

> > Andrew > > On Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 11:13:34 AM EST, Frank Mantlik via CTBirds wrote: > > > 11/15 Bridgeport, Seaside Park - an estimated 10,000 gulls of at least 5 species includingv2500 Laughing- on the tidal flats throughout the west end. Also hugevflocks feeding offshore.

. > > If you send it in about 3 weeks after the end of the time period, you will get back > a pretty good clock estimate. It’s certainly good enough to tell you how well > your Cs or Rb is doing. With an Rb, you might do pretty well with a week’s > worth of data. Thanks Bob, that seems like a useful technique I wasn't aware of. I actually have a NetRS too.

On the marsh: a pair of mallards, 1 Black duck, conservative estimate of 100 Brant, 12 Mute swans, 3 D.C. Cormorants and 12 Mute swans. One Snowy egret flew over. Full report on Ebird. Bev Propen, Orange

Along the Long Island sound side- about 40 Ruddy turnstones, estimates of 40 Semipalmated plovers and a hundred Semipalmated sandpipers, about 5 Least Sandpipers, and 15 Least terns. I was chatting with a father & son who were visiting from Pennsylvania- very experienced birders. The boy said - "There's got to be at least one Western Sandpiper here".

the tubes are available from Microsemi/Symmetricom, the problem is that the tubes have a US 20,000+ pricetag and im probably low on my pricing estimate. On Sat, Jan 13, 2024 at 2:45 PM Thomas Zurk via time-nuts < time-nuts@lists.febo.com> wrote: > Good evening, > > I am new here on the mailing list.

The center was swamped by approximately 150 (conservative estimate) European Starlings- in the junipers in the parking lot, in the trees on our grounds and bathing and drinking in the fountain. I realize they are an invasive species and are aggressive towards nesting birds, but their singing/calling was enjoyable .

I don't know much about your *specific* case, but in general, one cannot expect two randomly chosen devices to be   in-phase with respect to each other, so if your receiver expects that it is in-phase with respect to the transmitter,   without any kind of phase-estimate and correction, it will routinely not work.

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