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Subject: [PABIRDS] Bradford Dam, Bucks County
From: Gail Johnson <birdhusker(AT)AOL.COM>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 11:06am
Had a very birdy couple of hours at Bradford dam this morning.
3 White-crowned sparrows
Swamp, Song, White-throated sparrows
Dozens of Yellow-rumped Warblers
1 Black-throated Blue Warbler
3 Wilson's Snipe
Both Yellowlegs
1 Spotted Sandpiper
2 Belted Kingfishers
Both Kinglets
Robins, chickadees, titmice, House finches, catbirds
White-breasted nuthatches
Ring-billed gulls
Tree swallows
Mallards, Canada Geese
1 Great Blue Heron
15 Green-winged Teal
4 Wood Ducks
1 Sharp-shinned Hawk
1 Redtailed Hawk
Last evening 3 Golden-crowned Kinglets and a Brown Creeper at Kemper Park,
Warminster.
Gail Johnson, Warminster
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Subject: [PABIRDS] Cape May birding spots
From: Dave Kruel <accip(AT)INFIONLINE.NET>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 1:14pm
Hi All,
At the moment, I'm planning a visit to Cape May
for Saturday. The hawkwatch will definitely be
one of the stops.
Other than the hawkwatch, I was wondering if
anyone could suggest other spots...and what may be
some interesting birds to look for at this time
of the year.
Thanks very much.
Dave Kruel
Pottsville
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Subject: [PABIRDS] The National Avairy invites you to a free lecture
From: Lisa Wheeler <dognurse64(AT)COMCAST.NET>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 3:34pm
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Subject: [PABIRDS] Black-capped Chickadees
From: Rudy Keller <rkeller(AT)TEMPLE.EDU>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 4:06pm
A small flock of big Black-capped Chickadees was foraging in
the gardens at Temple Univ. Ambler in SE Montgomery Co.
today. This is the first time in 14 years I've seen anything
but Carolina Chickadees here.
Rudy Keller
Boyertown, PA
Berks County
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Subject: [PABIRDS] HSR: Allegheny Front (13 Oct 2004) 54 Raptors
From: reports(AT)HAWKCOUNT.ORG
Date: 13 Oct 2004 7:28pm
Allegheny Front Hawkwatch, Central City,
Pennsylvania, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 13, 2004
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Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
------------------ ----------- -------------- --------------
TV 3 147 147
BE 0 6 47
OS 2 8 147
NH 0 13 55
SS 14 409 726
CH 2 88 195
NG 0 2 5
RS 1 10 24
BW 0 1 5566
RT 29 392 697
RL 0 1 1
GE 0 6 6
AK 3 23 76
ML 0 12 20
PG 0 15 17
BV 0 21 47
UA 0 7 24
UB 0 7 32
UF 0 1 3
UE 0 0 2
UR 0 18 80
Total: 54 1187 7917
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Observation start time: 07:30:00
Observation end time: 15:00:00
Total observation time: 7.5 hours
Official Counter: Tony Barle--Rosemary McGlynn
Observers: Karen & Merle Jackson, Ken Byerly, Kevin Georg
Visitors:
11 plus 13 St. Francis College students.
Weather:
Wind: E Mod.
Temp:9-11c.
Clcv:100%.
Vis:Clear to hazy to rain at 3pm.
Observations:
HTFL: L to M.
Good looks.
1 8pt. buck near Che's rock pile.
6 Ravens.
6 Flickers.
5 Jays.
Predictions:
50% chance showers. High 60F. S wind 10mph becoming SW.
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Report submitted by Anthony Barle (abarle(AT)earthlink.net)
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Subject: [PABIRDS] HSR: Waggoner's Gap (13 Oct 2004) 214 Raptors
From: reports(AT)HAWKCOUNT.ORG
Date: 13 Oct 2004 7:35pm
Waggoner's Gap Hawkwatch
Pennsylvania, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 13, 2004
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Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
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BV 0 14 14
TV 6 349 349
OS 2 40 424
BE 0 18 126
NH 8 38 129
SS 172 1807 3578
CH 4 261 514
NG 0 4 5
RS 1 26 40
BW 0 24 4074
RT 11 403 619
RL 0 0 0
GE 0 9 9
AK 3 34 246
ML 0 13 24
PG 2 20 30
UR 5 52 102
Total: 214 3112 10283
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Observation start time: 07:00:00
Observation end time: 16:15:00
Total observation time: 9.25 hours
Official Counter: Craig Houston, Dave Grove
Observers: Bob Rineer, Craig Houston, Deb Gingrich, Gene Wagner,
Joe Lavella, Mark Scarff, Ron Freed
Visitors:
Marty Miller,Steve Schrom, Pat Freed, Steve Alspaugh 10.
Weather:
Overcast with light variable winds, light rain late
Observations:
PG at 1:20 and 2:29
Monarchs 11.
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Report submitted by dave grove (waggap(AT)pa.net)
Waggoner's Gap Hawkwatch information may be found at:
http://user.pa.net/~waggap/
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Subject: [PABIRDS] HSR: Rose Tree Park (13 Oct 2004) 23 Raptors
From: reports(AT)HAWKCOUNT.ORG
Date: 13 Oct 2004 8:07pm
Rose Tree Park Hawkwatch, Media, PA
Pennsylvania, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 13, 2004
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Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
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Turkey Vulture 0 77 86
Black Vulture 0 2 12
Osprey 0 23 176
Northern Harrier 0 8 35
Mississippi Kite 0 0 0
Bald Eagle 0 15 72
Sharp-shinned Hawk 12 329 893
Cooper's Hawk 2 64 161
Northern Goshawk 0 2 2
Red-shouldered Hawk 2 14 17
Broad-winged Hawk 0 34 3100
Swainson's Hawk 0 0 0
Red-tailed Hawk 0 40 62
Rough-legged Hawk 0 0 0
Golden Eagle 0 0 0
American Kestrel 7 50 166
Merlin 0 1 24
Peregrine Falcon 0 1 7
Unknown 0 13 38
Total: 23 673 4851
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Observation start time: 09:15:00
Observation end time: 16:00:00
Total observation time: 6.75 hours
Official Counter: Bill Roache, Holly Merker
Observers: Andy Burns, Bill Roache, Jim Lockyer, John D'Amico,
Skip Conant
Visitors:
Mary Bleecker, Debbie, and a few other friendly folks.
Weather:
Remnants of tropical storm Michael approached today bringing us cloud
filled skies and variable winds, mostly blowing out of the SSW. Temps
never got as high as predicted today, and topped out at 65F.
Observations:
A slow day at our site for raptor migration.
121 Snow Geese stringed by us.
116 Canadas did the same.
Best birds of the day were arguably an early morning Eastern Meadowlark,
and a calling Red-breasted Nuthatch in our "flat top" pine tree.
One Monarch Butterfly galantly flew through our site today.
Predictions:
Looks like rain...
"Cloudy with rain likely. Highs in the mid 60s. Northeast winds 10 to 15
mph."
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Report submitted by Holly Merker (HCYbelle(AT)aol.com)
Rose Tree Park Hawkwatch, Media, PA information may be found at:
www.jl-studio.com/RTP_HW
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Subject: [PABIRDS] Central PA Birdline for 10.14.2004
From: "Mark A. McConaughy" <TimeTraveler(AT)MSN.COM>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 8:27pm
- RBA
* Pennsylvania
* Central Pennsylvania
* October 14, 2004
* PACE0410.14
Bird Highlights
Osprey
Bald Eagle
Sharp-shinned Hawk
Cooper's Hawk
Northern Goshawk
Red-shouldered Hawk
Broad-winged Hawk
Golden Eagle
American Kestrel
Merlin
Peregrine Falcon
Black-bellied Plover
American Golden Plover
Lesser Yellowlegs
Spotted Sandpiper
Least Sandpiper
Pectoral Sandpiper
Dunlin
Yellow-rumped Warbler
Black-throated Green Warbler
Palm Warbler
Blackpoll Warbler
Connecticut Warbler
Common Yellowthroat
- Transcript
Hotline: Central Pennsylvania Birdline
Date: October 14, 2004
Number: (717) 255-1212 ext. 5761 or 5760 for menu
To Report: (717) 255-1212 ext. 5761 (Voice)
at end of birdline message
Compiler: Mark A. McConaughy
TimeTraveler(AT)email.msn.com
Coverage: Central Pennsylvania, Susquehanna River
Drainage System
Transcriber: Mark A. McConaughy
Welcome to Pennsylvania Audubon's and the Patriot-News' Birdline. This
Birdline covers sightings made primarily during the week prior to Thursday,
October 14, 2004.
CENTRE COUNTY:
A NORTHERN SAW-WHET OWL was heard calling in Scotia Barrens on October 6
(NK). October 13 yielded 2 NORTHERN BOBWHITES, DOWNY WOODPECKER,
BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES, BROWN CREEPER, HERMIT THRUSH, over 6 YELLOW-RUMPED
WARBLERS, EASTERN TOWHEES, WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS and WHITE-CROWNED
SPARROWS (GG).
A juvenile CEDAR WAXWING was seen near Skater's Pond in Bald Eagle State
Park on October 8 (BS). On October 10 there were 4 BALD EAGLES around the
lake (BS). October 11 yielded 1 GREAT BLUE HERON, 1 possible VIRGINIA RAIL,
4 KILLDEER, 1 SPOTTED SANDPIPER, 1 PECTORAL SANDPIPER, 1 HERRING GULL and 1
CAROLINA WREN (BS, MH).
PINE SISKINS were visiting feeders in Boalsburg on October 8 (JM). October
10 produced DOWNY WOODPECKERS, BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES, 3 TUFTED TITMICE, 2
WHITE-BREASTED NUTHATCHES, RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET, HOUSE FINCHES and 30
AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES (JM).
Birds seen at Bear Meadows on October 10 included COOPER'S HAWK,
YELLOW-BELLIED SAPSUCKER, BLUE-HEADED VIREO, GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLET,
RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET, YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLER, BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER,
BLACKPOLL WARBLER, EASTERN TOWHEE, WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS and DARK-EYED
JUNCO (JM).
Raptors seen from Bald Eagle Mountain on October 11 included 2 OSPREY, 2
BALD EAGLES, 1 NORTHERN HARRIER, 13 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 3 COOPER'S HAWKS,
119 RED-TAILED HAWKS, 2 AMERICAN KESTRELS and 1 PEREGRINE FALCON (CW, DO,
KO).
CLINTON COUNTY:
The following birds were seen in a flooded field along Tobacco Shed Road
east of Lock Haven on October 11; 1 BLACK-BELLIED PLOVER, 1 AMERICAN GOLDEN
PLOVER, KILLDEER, 1 LESSER YELLOWLEGS and 3 PECTORAL SANDPIPERS (WL).
CUMBERLAND COUNTY:
Waggoner's Gap Hawk watch reported counting 4 BLACK VULTURES, 275 TURKEY
VULTURES, 17 OSPREY, 9 BALD EAGLES, 29 NORTHERN HARRIERS, 1200 SHARP-SHINNED
HAWKS, 163 COOPER'S HAWKS, 3 NORTHERN GOSHAWKS, 17 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 3
BROAD-WINGED HAWKS, 338 RED-TAILED HAWKS, 7 GOLDEN EAGLES, 21 AMERICAN
KESTRELS, 11 MERLINS and 12 PEREGRINE FALCONS between October 6 and 13 (DG,
GW, CH).
FRANKLIN COUNTY:
Tuscarora Summit Hawk Watch reported counting 5 TURKEY VULTURES, 11 OSPREY,
5 BALD EAGLES, 5 NORTHERN HARRIERS, 105 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 13 COOPER'S
HAWKS, 4 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 26 RED-TAILED HAWKS, 2 GOLDEN EAGLES, 5
AMERICAN KESTRELS, 1 MERLIN and 3 PEREGRINE FALCONS between October 6 and 13
(DGe).
HUNTINGDON COUNTY:
A BLACK VULTURE was observed along Route 350 about 2 miles southeast of
Warriors Mark on October 12 (TP).
HUNTINGDON/MIFFLIN COUNTIES:
Stone Mountain Hawk Watch reported tabulating 7 OSPREY, 2 BALD EAGLES, 1
NORTHERN HARRIER, 56 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 18 COOPER'S HAWKS, 2 NORTHERN
GOSHAWKS, 4 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 26 RED-TAILED HAWKS, 3 MERLINS and 5
PEREGRINE FALCONS between October 7 and 11 (TK, DB, GG).
LANCASTER COUNTY:
A field trip to Muddy Run Park, Reservoir and Fisherman's Park on October 6
found SNOW GEESE, AMERICAN BLACK DUCKS, DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS, BALD
EAGLE, SHARP-SHINNED HAWK, COOPER'S HAWK, RED-TAILED HAWK, YELLOW-BELLIED
SAPSUCKER, AMERICAN CROW, FISH CROW, GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLETS, YELLOW-RUMPED
WARBLERS, PALM WARBLER, CHIPPING SPARROWS and WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS (CC).
A PINE SISKIN was visiting a feeder in Gap on October 7 along with a few
AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES (CC).
Birds seen around Simmontown on October 8 included SHARP-SHINNED HAWK,
RED-TAILED HAWK, AMERICAN KESTREL, BLACK-BILLED CUCKOO, CAROLINA WREN, HOUSE
WREN, GOLDEN-CROWNED KINGLET, RUBY-CROWNED KINGLET, BROWN THRASHER, NORTHERN
MOCKINGBIRDS, YELLOW-RUMPED WARBLERS, 3 PALM WARBLERS, 1 CONNECTICUT
WARBLER, COMMON YELLOWTHROAT, EASTERN TOWHEE, CHIPPING SPARROWS, 6 FIELD
SPARROWS, SAVANNAH SPARROW, SONG SPARROWS, 3 LINCOLN'S SPARROWS, 3 SWAMP
SPARROWS, WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS, 6 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, INDIGO BUNTING,
PURPLE FINCH, 6 HOUSE FINCHES and AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES (CC). On October 9
there were 1 PALM WARLBER, 1 LINCOLN'S SPARROW, 1 SWAMP SPARROW,
WHITE-THROATED SPARROWS, WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, 1 DARK-EYED JUNCO and
AMERICAN GOLDFINCHES (CC).
A check of Conejohela Flats on October 8 found CANADA GOOSE, WOOD DUCK,
MALLARD, DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS, GREAT BLUE HERONS, 2 GREAT EGRETS, 1
BALD EAGLE, 9 PLOVERS (could be either Black-bellied or American Golden, but
was too foggy for positive ID), 1 SEMIPALMATED PLOVER, 50 KILLDEER, 4
GREATER YELLOWLEGS, 2 LESSER YELLOWLEGS, 3 LEAST SANDPIPERS, 1 PECTORAL
SANDPIPER, 2 DUNLIN, RING-BILLED GULLS, GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULLS and TREE
SWALLOWS (TD). On October 10 there were CANADA GOOSE, AMERICAN BLACK DUCK,
MALLARD, DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS, GREAT BLUE HERONS, GREAT EGRET, 5
BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS, 6 probable LEAST SANDPIPERS, RING-BILLED GULL,
HERRING GULL, GREAT BLACK-BACKED GULL and FISH CROW (MT, TD).
LEBANON COUNTY:
Second Mountain Hawk Watch counted 13 BLACK VULTURES, 79 TURKEY VULTURES, 4
OSPREY, 2 BALD EAGLES, 5 NORTHERN HARRIERS, 267 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 47
COOPER'S HAWK, 4 NORTHERN GOSHAWKS, 12 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 89 RED-TAILED
HAWKS, 3 GOLDEN EAGLES, 7 AMERICAN KESTRELS, 3 MERLINS and 2 PEREGRINE
FALCONS between October 6 and 12 (DS, GK, MC, FW).
LYCOMING COUNTY:
A visit to Little Pine Creek State Park on October 8 found TURKEY VULTURES,
2 BALD EAGLES, COMMON RAVENS, BLACK-CAPPED CHICKADEES and TUFTED TITMICE
(JM).
A bunting, probably a SNOW BUNTING, was seen near Williamsport on October 9
(RL).
MIFFLIN COUNTY:
Jack's Mountain Hawk Watch reported counting 127 TURKEY VULTURES, 1 OSPREY,
5 BALD EAGLES, 94 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 8 COOPER'S HAWKS, 1 RED-SHOULDERED
HAWK, 57 RED-TAILED HAWKS, 5 GOLDEN EAGLES, 6 AMERICAN KESTRELS and 3
PEREGRINE FALCONS on October 7 and 13 (DSm, GB, RS, LW).
SCHUYKILL/BERKS COUNTIES:
Hawk Mountain Hawk Watch tabulated 4 BLACK VULTURES, 40 TURKEY VULTURES, 28
OSPREY, 10 BALD EAGLES, 8 NORTHERN HARRIERS, 593 SHARP-SHINNED HAWKS, 142
COOPER'S HAWKS, 1 NORTHERN GOSHAWK, 19 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 181 RED-TAILED
HAWKS, 1 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK, 4 GOLDEN EAGLES, 34 AMERICAN KESTRELS, 12
MERLINS and 12 PEREGRINE FALCONS between October 7 and 12 (LG).
SOMERSET/BEDFORD COUNTIES:
Allegheny Front Hawk Watch reported counting 21 BLACK VULTURES, 80 TURKEY
VULTURES, 6 OSPREY, 2 BALD EAGLES, 9 NORTHERN HARRIERS, 187 SHARP-SHINNED
HAWKS, 50 COOPER'S HAWKS, 1 NORTHERN GOSHAWK, 4 RED-SHOULDERED HAWKS, 235
RED-TAILED HAWKS, 1 ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK, 3 GOLDEN EAGLES, 11 AMERICAN
KESTRELS, 7 MERLINS and 11 PEREGRINE FALCONS between October 6 and 13 (TB,
RM, KB, JR, GF, NF, MMc, TDi).
CLOSING ANNOUNCEMENTS:
If you miss the usual Thursday postings of the Central PA Birdline on
BIRDEAST and PABIRDS, I will also be posting it on my page web site at:
http://people.delphiforums.com/MCCONAUGHY/currentbl.htm
The address for the home page of the web site is:
http://people.delphiforums.com/MCCONAUGHY/index.html
Also, people can access both the current and older birdlines at:
http://groups.msn.com/MarkMcConaughyHomePage/messageboard.msnw
*PORC = Pennsylvania Ornithological Record Committee. Rare bird sightings
should be documented with written descriptions and photographs whenever
possible and sent to PORC for review. Send PORC reports to Nick Pulcinella,
613 Howard Road, West Chester, PA 19380.
I would like to acknowledge people who have contributed to this report; Tony
Barle (TB), Gloria Bickel (GB), Don Bryant (DB), Ken Byerly (KB), Chuck
Chalfant (CC), Morris Cox (MC), Tom Dick (TDi), Tom Drowzdowski (TD), Gene
Flament (GF), Nancy Flament (NF), Dale Gearhart (DGe), Laurie Goodrich (LG),
Dave Grove (DG), Greg Grove (GG), Molly Heath (MH), Craig Houston (CH), Nick
Kerlin (NK), Gary Koppenhaver (GK), Trudy Kyler (TK), Wayne Laubscher (WL),
Rosemary Lunz (RL), Mark McConaughy (MMc), Rosemary McGlynn (RM), Jeff
Michaels (JM), Dan Ombalski (DO), Katie Ombalski (KO), Tom Pluto (TP), Jim
Rocco (JR), Dave Schwenk (DS), Ron Singer (RS), Darrell Smith (DSm), Bob
Snyder (BS), Mike Tanis (MT), Gene Wagner (GW), Linda Whitesel (LW), Chuck
Widman (CW) and Fred Wilcox (FW). I apologize if I have misspelled or
mispronounced their names. I will try to acknowledge those people who have
helped with the weekly report. I will also refrain from naming that person
on request.
That is all for now. I'm Mark McConaughy thanking you for listening to the
Central Pennsylvania Birdline. You can leave a message about any sightings
you have after the end of this report. Have a good week and let me know
what you see out there!
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Mark A. McConaughy TimeTraveler(AT)email.msn.com
Bushy Run Battlefield
P.O. Box 486
Harrison City, PA 15636-0468 (724) 527-5585 x103
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Subject: [PABIRDS] N.Lebanon co. Hermit Thrush
From: Chuck Chalfant <chuckchalfant(AT)COMCAST.NET>
Date: 13 Oct 2004 9:04pm
Greetings Pa.Birders,
Ten birders made up our Wed. Group for our trip to Memorial Lake and
Second Mountain Hawk Watch in N.Lebanon Co. Penna. It seemed as if
there was very little migration movement last night as it was very quiet in
good
habitat around Mem.Lake. But it was a great morning for a walk around a very
picturesque Lake and the waters surface was like a mirror. We did manage to
see 37 species from 9:00 till 1:00.
Better birds for the day were;
Pied-bill Grebe (1st of fall)
Sharp-shinned hawk (perched for a few seconds)
Pileated Wood-pecker
Ruby Kinglet
Hermit Thrush (1st of fall) just a quick glimpse
Cedar Waxwing (flock of 50 plus)
Yellow-rumped Warblers
Chipping Sparrows (15 or so in one group)
White-throated sparrows
Dark-eyed Junco
Coot
Things were very slow at the hawk watch with only 4 sharpies by 1:00.
But the A-10 Wart Hogs put on a good show for a half hour of practice
runs up and down the valleys, the sound of their 20mm. rapid fire cannons
was quite impressive as was their disgorging of flares on their turns, to
deceive the heat seeking missiles that would be on their tails in a real life
situation.
Next week is Safe Harbor.
Happy
Trails,
Chuck
Chalfant
Gap
Penna.
E.Lancaster Co.
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