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Parador de Gredos (Ávila) DAY 31, 1 and 2 August, 2010 COMMENT ON BENAMAHOMA


This year, I returned to the mountain to go on holiday, and it is to live near the beach, makes you feel like going on holiday to mountain, and repeated it last year in Jaca, and in this case, with my wife Elvira, we went to the mountain, perhaps the reason was a concert in the nature of Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits singer if anyone does not know who is) my favorite band for many years, but as always, I could not forget about astronomy, and I got my 10x50 binoculars to see a little part of the camera to see if they pulled something in the area.


From the terrace of the hostel, I see the southern sky but also pointed to many more areas, I do a check of all the Messier in the area, start by M26, M16, M18, M25, M22, M28 , M11, M5, M3, M10, M12, M14, M92, M13, M8, M20, M27, M51, and some more that I have not mentioned, the truth that looked much better quality and despite sky lights .


M53 also see, I have also pointed to M75 with binoculars, I have also pointed to the perch, the truth that the sky is very good, and the pity is that the outside lights the hostel are on even though it said several customers of the inn.


I also see lots of shooting stars, in addition to the odd photograph and hang and I put on the blog.


also really enjoy the sky with the naked eye, something I've always enjoyed doing and lying in a hammock, it is always much more enjoyable.

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OUTPUT REPORT COA FROM 17 JULY 2010

Coordinated by Silvana Alzogaray

The frost and the bitter cold did not stop nine observers we meet at 9:30 Hs in order to hike and go in search of birds that decided to stay for the winter season.

As expected, before arriving at the site chosen, we accompanied the inevitable Chimango, kelp gulls and some Bandurrias. We did not know if the latter were part of the pob relations who migrated or others who came from southern areas. Then we came to the area of \u200b\u200bthe birth of the Limay River, take a right and traveled along a steppe environment lined with plants such as broom sedge, baby, paramela, black hawthorn, chacay stick piche, among others. As we walked sighted among the branches of some of these shrubs, the Diucón, flocks of Austral Cabecitanegra and Meadowlark Common, which drew attention with his shrill voice. At Patagonia we find Burguete Thrush in a rose hip, which pecked fruits to supplement their diet. In around, a worried look left Patagonian Comesebos beautiful colors to accompany us along the path.

All binoculars were intent on capturing the Calandria Mora, as a part of the group had spotted the previous day in the place, but did not appear. Probably not knowing that it will have crossed a big surprise waiting for us above, just on a hill of volcanic rocks. There we were the acrobats rayaditos and tit-tyrant, pecking at the branches of a cypress ridge. roosting Using a dry branch of another individual of the same tree species, we could see a Kestrel, showing typical black mustaches and sideburns. Later, flying from tree to tree, we observe a Pitío Carpenter. At the same time, we hear the voices and the flutter of a flock of California quail taking off from the base of rock formation. The two photographers in the group (Mateo and Facundo) had the ability to capture with their cameras. Suddenly, we were surprised by a repeated chorus sounds ruerr ruerr ... ... ... ruerr from a large flock of small birds, which had just landed on the floor. Semi-dark colors of the pieces of weathered rock would not let us make out clearly, for mimicry that was generated, the hungry birds looking for something to eat hastily. Again, the skill of the photographers, hidden and lurking, had his cameras were photographed. With guidebook in hand, we could identify the newcomers: the Highway colorful, probably fleeing the snow and cold prevailed in the high Andean steppes. The surprise was even greater when we look in detail photos of Facu as among the flock were also down from their summer habitat of the altamontaña, the Yales Plumbate with their partners.

then, the sun was warm in the morning and in the presence of such a beautiful sight we sat down to a few mates and to reflect on how lucky we were to witness a "high" altitude of native passerines. Behind us, a couple of chinchillones leaping from rock to rock and hide in the cracks. Check back!

As we did Caranchos flight, Black-Headed Jotes and a Common Marsh joined us. Satisfaction, pleasure, joy ... All that we collected and feelings that made us forget the winter cold. Birdwatching

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List of bird species observed

Chimango (Milvango chimago)

Gull (Larus dominicanus)

Bandurria (Theristicus melanopis)

Diucón (Xolmis pyrope)

Cabecitanegra Austral (Carduelos barbata)

common Meadowlark (Sturnella loyca)

Patagonian Thrush (Turdus flacklandii)

Comesebo (Phrygilus patagonicus)

Rayadito (Aphrastura spinicauda)

Cachudito (Anairetes parulus)

Halconcito Colorado (Falco sparverius)

Carpintero Pitiío (Colaptes pitio)

Codorniz de California (Lophortyx californica)

Caminera Colorada (Geositta rufipennis)

Yal Plomizo (Phrygilus unicolor)

Carancho (Polyborus plancus)

Jote de Cabeza Negra (Coragyps atratus)

Aguilucho Común (Buteo polyosoma)

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Winter Winter - 07/17/1910

Algunas aves, cuando the weather turns cold, they migrate in search of warmer places, others however remain in the zona.Este guests through a field trip to discover what has been, what they are feeding and what are their preferred sites .

Day: Saturday July 17, 2010

Hours: 9:30 to 13 Hs

Output: Train station

Coordinators: Silvana Alzogaray and José Giménez

The walk begins at the mouth of Limay

passing a steppe environment. It is a condition to bring binoculars,

sturdy footwear and comfortable, and confirm the presence,

by e-mail by Friday at 22 Hs

Contact: silalzogaray@yahoo.com.ar

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News June-July 2010 and Schools Owls

From June 2010 some of the organizers of the club we are part of a research group that works with the owls, including the owl bataraz ( Strix rufipes) and its importance as a species of rodent control, more specifically, long-tailed mouse (O. longicaudatus).
Therefore, in the coming months will add the files of the owls in the area, thus changing the group of birds that we were making chips (Passeriformes). Federico
Beaurdon be found doing their PhD studies with the owl bataraz and any question about the owls can consult.
take well to participate and invite all those who encourage and are willing to share their knowledge to work on the following proposals:

• On the one hand we plan to put together a compilation of lectures (multimedia presentations) and / or material reading (. doc . Pdf, etc.) To burn CDs and give to teachers who are interested in preparing lectures or activities related to birds. In this way, you would have theoretical material to build their activities, they could even use the same presentations. The idea is that all participants who want COA share digital material can do so by sending these files to Laura Chazarreta . With Silvana Alzogaray will make a selection and editing of materials for assembling the CD or DVD. Thus, interested teachers may apply (the DVD costs borne by the teacher). All files include the name of the author and may even be recorded so that no changes can be made.
• The second proposal we make is that all those who have desire, can organize a trip for bird watching . We believe that within the group, COA-BChE, many bird watchers and naturalists who are able to carry out this task. Of course that would count with the collaboration of any of us if needed. The important thing is that anyone who has wanted to take the baton and take over the organization of an exit. It may be noon, full day or camp, or it may have different forms, for example output for skiers and different degrees of difficulty. Thus outputs can be more varied and frequent. Those interested should send an email informing the date, type, degree of difficulty and number of participants of the output in order to coordinate and publicize them through the forum and blog.

believe that this group continues to operate it is necessary the collaboration of all, surely we all have something to share .... Laura

Chazarreta Organizing Group Member
COA-BChE
e-mail: laurachaza@yahoo.com.ar

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first meeting was held with teachers engaged in the framework of the Andean Forest Extension and local communities: towards conservation of the owl and its habitat bataraz and maintenance of health and human well-organized by a group of researchers from the Centro Regional Bariloche, Universidad Nacional del Comahue, coordinated by Dr. Ana Trejo. The main objectives of this project are first, to achieve in urban / suburban / rural distribution area Hantavirus Andes range, an awareness of the importance of owls as predators tailed mouse and its direct influence on welfare of human populations. And on the other, get them to understand the importance of conserving these birds, which would in the future to their utmost care and protection.The campaigns in the population, so far, focus on only one part of the cycle of disease, ie, rodent control and prevention in homes and risk areas. The role of raptors (especially owls) in the biological control of long-tailed, and other rodents in ecosystems, is virtually unknown to much of the population. Given this situation, there is first the need to raise awareness about this issue. Studies conducted in the framework of scientific research, allow us to ensure that forest and peri-urban areas have the highest incidence of long-tailed, so the communities living in them are those have increased risk for the possible spread of the disease. For this reason, we must work together to increase the effort to ensure that people who live there know not only the care to be taken in preventing infection, but also to preserve the long-tailed predators, especially owls. They often live with people without being noticed his presence and in other cases, victims of attacks by preconceptions that are managed as "are birds of ill omen," "bring bad luck", etc. In this context was born .. the convening of the educational community because it is fundamental in the transmission of knowledge. Schools Interested parties are invited to participate in this project in order to know and do know more about the habitat and wildlife that surrounds us. The

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(Cádiz) on 10 July 2010






After Friday's short trip, we went out on Saturday elsewhere in the Sierra de Cadiz, in this case Benamahoma, the site is also very dark but a tad further, the advantage is that it is a lot more people, and that day came many more to watch. As always, I got my LB Meade 12 "and my set of eyes.



The first objects I see at night are 29 or Caldwell galaxies NGC 5005 and NGC 5033, use the hyperion of 17 mm (x90), NGC 5033 is quite different from the core and the outer zone of the galaxy, a galaxy is large enough, the more I see another stellar appearance, although I can also distinguish the nucleus of a galaxy is much more small. Happened to observe the galaxy NGC 5005 with eyepiece optic William 9 mm (x170), this object a lot better these increases are very well defined structure, the observed too small a 17 mm Nagler (x90) and true that much improved compared with 17 mm hyperion (x90). It seems that distinguish one galaxy in the area, although I can not realize what it is and because this review had recorded the last time, can not remember the area very well.



turn now to look at a globular cluster called NGC 5466 in the constellation Bootes, the cluster is very large with the eyepiece Meade 4000 26 mm (x59) but I see it as a speck and not work out. With the 17 mm eyepiece (x90), and begins to resolve within the cluster, although much of what I see as a speck. With the eye of 9 mm (x170), I still see it as a central speck but if I see better, but I fail to resolve, occupies the entire field of the eyepiece and still see very well. If I use the 17 mm Nagler, if that greatly improves the object and I can see stars defined.



note now Cat's Eye Nebula (NGC 6543) both with the hyperion of 17 mm, such as 17 mm Nagler, I see green initially, but noting for much longer , we see that stained with something blue. With the eye of 9 mm, stands out very well, is a biggie enough ball, you will notice a kind of filament as I report that I have recorded, we also use a 12 mm Nagler (x127) and look very well, you see the outside and is distinguished structure to the nebula, as happened with the eye of 9 mm. Hyperion with 5 mm (x300), stands very well the structure, which looks good is a cat's eye.



also use the OIII filter with the 17 mm eyepiece, I appreciate very well, the filament having the structure in its outer zone. When you put the OIII filter and 5 mm, is well outside the area, but worse distinction central zone of the nebula. It seems that the filter greatly improves the outer zone of the nebula.



now I'm seeing the galaxy NGC 6503 with the hyperion of 17 mm (x90) is a large and beautiful galaxy of view, is close to a star. With the 9mm eyepiece is very well defined, the galaxy has a stellar aspect but I see some structure, a kind of bite you have in the structure, see some photos and see that this galaxy has something, but I see it so remarkable.



take that I have the binoculars to do a review of the sky by the most typical objects, I have to emphasize to M27, I see that stands out well with 10x50 binoculars. We also want to observe Jupiter, but is still quite low (they are at 3:20 pm) and affected by the turbulence, is distinguished several bands anyway. We have a blue filter and took the opportunity to view, they are bands from the north pole to the south, without the filter can also be distinguished, we also see the red spot. After seeing Jupiter, we begin to pick up and at about 4 pm, and spent two nights in a row, and the forces fail, especially as we descend the Sierra to my house.

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NOTE FROM THE PICACHO (Cádiz) on 9 July 2010 Comment from Picacho







This year we have had few occasions to go out to observe due to bad weather, but come summer, we tried to make all possible outputs and this time threw for the peak with my Meade LB 300.



Before nightfall, we aim to M4 and the cluster that is at hand, NGC 6144, it is still early and there is not enough darkness to highlight those clusters. He also pointed to the eye hyperion M57 5 mm (x300), the image is spectacular, as usual, but I put the OIII filter and I really do not like so much. If I use the UHC filter with 5 mm, much improved image, very well defined center, with interior and looks great ring area, so it is clear that for this nebula, it is best to use this filter.


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After I put the 17 mm (x90) and see the galaxy NGC5746, 5740 and 5738, observing the area, I see that there are still many more things, the galaxy NGC 5746 is a finite Very nice side of a star, the other two are round, stands in the nucleus and in lateral view I see the haze of the galaxy. Moving the telescope in the area, I see that there are many more things, so I enjoy looking at that part of the sky.

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see M5, spectacular as ever, as it works out well with the eye of 17 mm. I follow the step to see galaxies and NGC 5709 with eyepiece of 17 mm, it is a very thin elongated galaxy, and very nice to see, is a large galaxy. Also observed with the 17 mm Nagler my companion, and the truth that is very justified the price difference to the contrast much better and look better, despite being the same telescope and the same increases.



We see the globular cluster NGC 6355 with the 17 mm Nagler is a small object, this object is also well observed differences between the Hyperion 17 mm, I think I need and a Nagler :)



We turn now to see the planetary nebula NGC 6369 with the hyperion of 17 mm, an object is very small and mistaken for a star, although in lateral view, shows that it is a planetary nebula. If we put the 9 mm eyepiece (x170), and if you see clearly that it is a planetary nebula.



I continue with the 35 mm eyepiece (x44) and OIII, observed the North America Nebula (NGC 7000), tonight is highlighted very well, both the Gulf of Mexico as the rest of it. At other times I could only clearly distinguish the Gulf, but in this case we see the rest. Also se puede observar el pelícano que está al lado, me lo confirma mi compañero de Observación. Aprovecho para ver el velo con el 35 y el OIII, aprovecho que está en el cenit para observar gran cantidad de detalles. También observo la nebulosa de Norteamérica con un ocular de 40 mm y un filtro NPB, también se contrasta muy bien la nebulosa.



También he pasado por el cúmulo de E.T., es un objeto que siempre causa sensación cuando se enseña a los demás. Esa noche acabamos pronto porque era viernes y pretendíamos salir el sábado.

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