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From: David F Provencher
4000+ Warblers Bluff Point
Mon, Oct 5, 2009 5:48 PM
Conservative estimate of 4,000+ were mostly Yellow-rumped Warblers but a total of 15 species were noted. Many birds were flying quite high and the passage was quite heavy so many birds got passed us without even being looked at, not unusual for the morning flight a t Bluff.
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From: Brenda Inskeep
Half a million swallows (Old Lyme)
Fri, Sep 2, 2011 3:50 AM
There's something special about seeing this many birds in one view and although I'm not sure how to even accurately estimate the number of birds seen, but I believe it is around 500,000 from what I've heard.
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From: Dennis Varza
More-Gull Barnacle Info
Wed, Feb 29, 2012 8:23 PM
When looking at buoy
data there is a reading of Chlorophyl -A and that gives an estimate
of the amount of Phytoplankton It generally goes up in the spring
with the increase in sunlight. and the increase in nutrients from the
bottom.
The use of the word Bloom implies a refrence to Phytoplankton. This
may have an effect on the Barnacle Larvae.
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From: MIN HUANG
Re: [CT Birds] Banded Sanderling and how you could help
Wed, Apr 4, 2012 6:53 PM
If we were to have a 10% tax on birdseed, for instance, in CT, based on the estimates of what is sold, that could mean $6 million a year. I know, for instance, that one of the local stores in Mansfield sells 1000 bags of birdseed a month. Even if there were a $1 surcharge on those bags, that is $12,000 from just one store.
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From: Christopher Plum
Northstar Newfoundland Club Newsletter: September 2015
Wed, Oct 7, 2015 1:21 AM
It can be scheduled in advance with date time and estimated guest
count.
Susie suggested prizes and trophies for the Specialty show in December which
were all approved by those present.
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From: Cherie Lang
October Issue of the View
Mon, Oct 20, 2014 1:44 AM
Halloween Safety
Are you ready for the estimated 200 trick-or-treaters in Vuecrest? Here are some reminders to keep it safe and seamless. Courtesy Medina Police.
*Make sure children can see through face masks. Alternate idea for maximum visibility would be to use cosmetics for those scary or creative faces.
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From: Barry Wellman
[CITASA] Understanding Technology and Society (fwd)
Wed, Feb 27, 2013 3:15 PM
Please include the following information in your message: course
code/name,
estimated enrolment, current book in use, and the course start date.