Estimated 300 dunlin, 125 semipalmated sandpiper, 15 least sandpiper and 10 semipalmated plover. I'll check my photos for rarities, none seen yet. https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S46007410 Directions:. Tweed is on Hwy 37, 35 km north of Belleville, or 10 km south of Hwy 7.

By several estimates there are currently between 25,000 and 30,000 Canada Geese in this 1.5 km sq area. This obviously makes finding one similar looking bird rather difficult. This is not meant to discourage anyone from searching but rather to plan adequate time to search given the numbers of birds involved.

150 hrs We will be in the Oriental, NC area for 4-6 weeks after the close, then to the Chesapeake for Aug and Sept Florida & Bahamas, Nov - Mar Then start The Great Loop in April 06 estimated Cat run time, 300 - 500 hours per year Questions: 1- What hours do you change the oil (Mains & Gen.) 2- What is the suggested spare parts inventory for the Cats & Gen 3

If you also use VNS' capability to draw and activate a route, VNS can then also provide ETA (estimated time of arrival), XTE (cross track error), range and bearing to next waypoint, and Autopilot commands.

The waterway will be closed until approximately July 22, according to an officer at Coast Guard Sector Mobile, who added, "it's a very rough estimate."

We chosed it for an application that needs perfectly constant phases between all four channels to build up DOA estimation applications. I’ve set up an N210 as a signal source, outputting a sine round about 1.5GHz feeding a 4-way splitter that than feeds all four input channels of the N310.

And what would be the (estimated) changeover time between filters? LO lock – I tried to detect if LO is locked after a tune request using the UHD manual as a reference. If I include the following directly after a tune request nothing is printed: while (!usrp->get_rx_sensor("lo_locked").to_bool()) std::cout << "PLL unlocked!"

Now I have seen as many as 8 at one time and I'm guessing that 16 to 20 total would be a conservative estimate. I have them fighting 3 and 4 at a time over a single feeder, and often all 8 are in use. I added 2 to the 6 I had up.

The most interesting thing to me was a large mass (I estimated at 1500 to 2000) of tree swallows which came in very high overhead from the Southwest. They flew to the Northeast, gradually descending until they reached the top of the Spartina alterniflora growing in the marsh.

I spoke to Jim Dugan in Stratford and he, Patrick and Frank Gallo had noticed the same phenomenon at Shippan Point earlier in the day - their estimate was 3,500 birds. Luke Tiller, Wilton www.underclearskies.com