Jackie, being the bird watch counted 16, satellites while Winston only got 11. Jackie grabbed a blanket and we began watching for and counting satellites. We tag-teamed a dinner of garlic mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus and grilled strip steaks which we ate on our open air-porch. In the evening Jackie tallied up her birds and birds from several other participants. In the afternoon he entertained more birdwatchers and chatted with our guests. He picked up Tundra from the sitters (Ted and Marcia) and roared back up the hill. Jackie then birded from the Jones' (Galeyville), to the junction (with a nap and lunch in between) for the annual migratory bird count, Winston entertained a large group from California and a couple of 'independent' bird watchers and took the trash down to Portal. After our property line check, Jackie went to check on the bob-tailed cat at the Jones' old place. Overlaying the townsite onto a 3-D site with valleys, rocks, trees, erosion, and 2nd growth trees, creates a tad more work for the survey team. Laying out a town on a flat surface is one thing. We will have more history to report when the survey is complete.

We both got up early and walked the property lines looking for corner markers to assist with our upcoming ' survey of record'.

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