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ROD: SOPMOD
REEL: SALTIGA BJ 200SHL
LINE: PE4+40lb
LURE: BORDER SD
LURE: A.C.mag shad
LIP STAR182(シーバスモデルプロト)
the answer to the "what is it?"....... it is duck tape-- looks silvery until you get it into the light :)
just realized that they spell it the way it sounds, not 'duct tape' which is what they called the original tape which was used to seal heating ducts for forced hot air.
Saturday July 4th 2009
Many people ask if the disturbance and process of ringing is stressful for the birds. Do we wait until the adults are away from the nest?
The short answer is yes, they are upset. Being such good parents Mrs and No-ring are never both out of range at any time and they, of course, see us as predators invading their nest. As you can see as soon as Mrs flew off the nest and screamed the young ones lay flat – relying on their cryptic colouration for defence. Whilst we ringed the chicks both Mrs and No-ring flew above the nest trying to deter us with fierce cries.
However, over many years we have worked out a strategy to minimise our impact.
Firstly, over the season we are not the only intruders which cause them stress. Every day they deal with crows, ravens, buzzards and other ospreys – all of which they hate.
Secondly, the climbers do not leave the nest until all the chicks are safely back. Thus the adults never land on an empty nest.
Thirdly, when they climb down the climbers make a lot of noise, to let the adults know they have departed from the forest.
Fourthly, at 5 weeks the chicks are old enough to call to their parents soon after they are put back, letting them know they are safe
Getting inside the adults’ heads - they believe that their screams have done the trick, that they have driven off the predators and that the chicks are unharmed. They landed back on the nest within an hour after we left and by midday were feeding the hungry mouths again.
So can we justify causing this disturbance? Well, we believe that to successfully help ospreys we have to understand them. It is no good throwing in hundreds of thousands of pounds and man-hours into the project unless we have some indication that we are doing it right. Without ringing we would never know if any of our chicks survived at all. With having ringed in previous years we know for example, that two have survived their first migration. With one seen in Norway we have proof that there is a welcome element of cross over between here and Scandinavia. Ringing is the least invasive way we can tag our birds and it brings proof that The Lake District Osprey Project is fulfilling its primary objective – ‘To ensure the continued success of breeding ospreys at Bassenthwaite and to assist, where possible, with natural colonisation of the Lakes.’
Thank you climbers Alex, David and Mike and the two ringing Petes for enabling us all to know we are 'getting it right!'
YESSS!! At laast!! On Thursday night I got to shoot my first gig with the 400D!!! :D :D
Went to see a group of local lads who were playing their last UK venue in Belfast before heading off to the States to open for AC/DC's Black Ice World Tour. Very very special thanks must go to my lovely friend Karl and his brother Warren for trusting me enough to put me in the photographers pit and letting me run riot :D I'm still a little deaf from being maybe a foot away from the speakers but it was totally worth it, I had an awesome night :)))
ANSWER Coalition U. S. HANDS OFF VENEZUELA RALLY at Lafayette Park, NW, Washington DC on Saturday morning, 16 March 2019 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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The cassette well is fitted and screwed in place. The clear indicator lamp (message recorded) is fitted to the front trim, connected up, and the trim fitted.
I know people foolishly say that beer isn't the answer, but sometimes after a very long day it's worth getting the answer deliberately wrong.
Guess Where Vancouver hardcore answer to this posting by soulstealer.
Part of the first-ever "true hardcore" hat trick, with this and this.
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Robert B. Neller speaks to interns at the Congressional Summer Intern Lecture Series at the U.S. Capitol Building, Washington, D.C., Aug. 1, 2017. Neller spoke about the current state of the Marine Corps as well as answered questions from the audience. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Samantha K. Braun)
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III welcomes Command Sergeant Major Brian Stall, senior enlisted leader, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, and fellow sergeants major from across post to the Robert Stack dining facility for lunch May 2, 2012. The CSM held an open forum with the senior enlisted leaders and encouraged them to ask him questions.
(U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Andrew Porch, 2nd BCT PAO, 4th. Inf. Div.)
Answer: It's area code 709. Roll up the weedy ramp and shelter from the wind awhile.
I have discovered that the center window is a door window. The lower part of the door was covered over with siding.
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In Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador, on July 14th, 2017, Clarke Real Estate on the west side of Prince William Drive between Beach Road and Blenheim Street.
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841 x 594 mm, edition 5
FORT CARSON, Colo. – Katie Carrol, director of public relations and broadcasting, Better Business Bureau, fields questions from Fort Carson Soldiers during the question and answer portion of her briefing, “Your Rights as a Consumer,” a seminar sponsored by Army Community Service presented at Fort Carson’s The Hub, March 15, 2012.
(U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Craig Cantrell, 4th Inf. Div. PAO)
I found this plant by the dumpster, where people abandon their plants. I thought it was dead, since the only thing visible was a horizontal brown stick with some brown leaves attached to it. I put it in the garage before I left town for a month. When I came back, I was all ready to transplant something else into the pot, when I noticed that there was a spike coming out of the dirt that appeared to be alive. A few weeks later, I have this plant, but I don't know what it is!
i start by moving up, and always move counter-clockwise
ok here's an example for #2:
up 2
left 4
down 6
right 8
up 0
left 2
down 4
right 6
up 8
down 0
which completes the loop.
do you understand?
For strobists: one SB-800 (left side) without umbrella on ultralight "cheap" tripod, triggered via built in D200 flash. These session light settings were inspired by: strobist.com blog. Learn how to light at Strobist
If your customer calls are becoming so frequent that you can’t keep up, it’s time to expand your business to meet your growing demand. You’ll need to implement some kind of call center to handle your customer calls allowing you to focus on core tasks. This is our list of seven ways an answering service can help grow your business. #answeringservice #callcenter #growyourbusiness