c. Homestead ARB (KHST) bird behavior update:
(1)
LAUGHING GULLS - Found May-August 1200-1400Z++ and 2200-0030Z++, in the location of the ramps and runway, flying parallel to the runway. They fly toward the landfill in the morning and toward the Florida Keys in the evening.
(2)
GRACKLES - Found all year around, 1200-1400Z++ and 2200-0030Z++, in the location of the ramps and runway. They fly toward feeding areas in the morning and toward roosting ground in the evening.
(3)
CATTLE EGRETS - Found all year around, any time of the day, in grassy areas near runway and ramps. They like to follow the mower when grass is being cut.
(4)
BARN SWALLOWS - Found August-September, 1330-1600Z++ and 1800-2200Z++, in the grassy areas near the runway and ramps. They fly erratically looking for insects on which to feed.
(5)
TURKEY VULTURES - Found November-March, 1500-2030Z++, usually in any area around the airfield, surface to 3000’. They look for dead animals around farm lands. Commonly located crossing the runway or towering above the approach and departure ends of the runway.
(6)
KILLDEER - Found all year around, migrating population from December-March. They are usually located on the asphalt portions of the ramp or runway. They are small birds that are likely to congregate in flocks of 10 to 100 birds.
d. Questions may be directed to 482 OG/OSA DSN 791-
7020/7026/7072 or 482 FW/SE DSN 791-7354. (AFFSA/AFFSA)
3. CAUTION - ATC view of Taxilane B is partially obscured by
sunshades on the 93 FS (MAKO) ramp. (SSI-OSAA/SSI-OSAA FIL 08-262)
Hood AAF (Ft. Hood) (KHLR), TX
1. WEATHER/VISIBILITY OBSERVATION LIMITATIONS.
a.
DAY LIMITATIONS. The following obstructions may restrict the observer's ability to determine horizontal visibility and cloud coverage: Several hangars and maintenance buildings from 1/16 to 3/16 NM N, a ridge ranging from 2 NM NE to 4 NM SE, hangar buildings from 1/8 to 3/8 NM SE, two small hangars 1 NM NW, a hill from 1 3/4 NM NW to 2 NM NNW, and a hill 1 NM N.
b.
NIGHT LIMITATIONS. The glare from Killeen City lights and medium and high intensity lights on Hood AAF (KHLR) may occasionally limit the observer's ability to make accurate reports of sky conditions. Both the night and day observation limitations are documented in FHR 115-1.
(USAASA/USAASA)
Hunter AAF (KSVN), GA
1. FLEET SERVICE AVAILABLE. Contact Airfield Operations for coordination. Extensive helicopter operations 24 hours a day within 50 NM radius of airport. Limited ground support equipment available. When more than one fixed-wing aircraft in fuel pit, aircraft commander will insure prior to starting engines that other aircraft are not in process of refueling. Foreign object damage hazard concrete portion of apron. Pilots requiring deer/wildlife runway sweep during hours of darkness must make request to Hunter (KSVN) Tower or Base Operations 20 minutes prior to landing or departure.
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