Hey Thornis, I've been chasing a signal anomaly from the ranger’s satellite uplink—looks like it’s picking up stray frequencies from that construction site. Might need to pinpoint the source before the birds start thinking their nesting boxes are on a different wavelength.

That’s the right move—go and locate that leaky feed. While you’re at it, double‑check the antenna alignment; a slight phase shift can turn a clean wave into a noise storm. Once you patch the source, the birds will finally be able to stop thinking their boxes are glitching. Good luck, and keep your eyes on the signal curve, not just the feathered crowd.

Good plan. Just remember, a tightened antenna is better than a flailing one—those birds won’t forgive a sloppy patchwork anyway. Keep your focus on the wave, not the wings. I’ll be here, waiting for the clean signal. Good luck.