| jianffmm | Date: Sunday, 2013-11-10, 04:13:52 | Message # 1 |
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| A typical solar home lighting system consists of a solar PV module, a rechargeable battery, and a charge controller of some sort. When the sunlight shines on the surface of the PV cells, the solar light is converted to DC (direct current flowing in one direction at a constant voltage), which is stored in the battery. This means that you can use the electricity that is generated at any time; during sunlight hours or at night. The system allows you to use the energy for lighting as well as to run fans, and operate television sets and small appliances.
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One thing I forgot to mention is shoe covers. I have a neoprene set of shoe covers. They keep out water decently but they are warm. You can make your own toe covers for the shoes with old socks and duct tape. Cut the old socs so that they extend past your cleat. Sew on a strap that goes around your heal. Cover them in the tape for wind. I've had a pair of those that lasted 3 or 4 years.
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Bald eagles are an unusual site in Utah in summer, but in the right area, they are relatively common in winter months. In fact, Utah has one of the highest concentrations of wintering Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states. Willard Bay is a great area for observing overwintering eagles because it is so accessible. The birds are easily visible from Interstate 15, where I have counted anywhere from 20 to 60 silhouetted against the winter sky. The eagles spend most of their time in the leafless cottonwoods that ring North Marina at Willard Bay, but occasionally they sweep across the open water, talons extended, to rake a fish from beneath the surface. There is little other bird activity in the area during winter, but the eagles alone are worth a trip. Specialty birds: Clark's Grebe; American White Pelican; Bald Eagle; Western Wood Pewee; Hammond's (spring and fall) and Dusky Flycatchers (spring and fall). Other key birds: Eared and Western Grebes; Double crested Cormorant; Snowy and Cattle Egrets; Black crowned Night Heron; Tundra Swan (November); Green winged and Cinnamon Teals; Northern Shoveler; Osprey (winter and spring); Ring necked Pheasant; Franklin's, Ring billed (winter), California (winter), Herring (winter), Thayer's (winter), and Glaucous Gulls (winter); Caspian, Forster's, and Black Terns; Cliff Swallow; Black billed Magpie; Common Raven; Orange crowned (spring and fall), Yellow, Yellowrumped, MacGillivray's (spring and fall), and Wilson's Warblers; Bullock's Oriole. This eTrail provides detailed information on birding strategies for this specific location, the specialty birds and other key birds you might see, directions to each birding spot, and helpful general information.
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