If you are looking for just English (or any other language), this page gives you a
simplistic list.
It might be enough info to get you looking in the right direction.
Whitesprings on 129° is easy to get, but you may have to enter the data manually into your receiver.
Some won't detect it due to its slow data rate.
I favor the idea of adding more dishes.
Oh, and there was a thread around here a while back.. maybe even a poll, possibly in the FTA Shack, asking folks what bird they liked best.
Dig that up for more comments.
edit: oh, and the other obvious candidate for your dish, is NASA on 119° with a circular LNB.
Dish leaves it in the clear, as they do for Angel One, a religious channel.
But, that's not very many channels for two additional LNBs.
That's why I said I like the freedom offered by more dishes.
You can get another 36", or...
Check out some threads
* describing use of a few of the larger DirecTV or Dish Network dishes.
They may not be good for every bird, but they make cheap play-toys.
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Anole: size of DirecTV Slimline & Dish Network SuperDishes
http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air-fta-discussion/154363-dtv-5-lnb-dish.html#post1583994
Look Up shows pix of his DirecTV AT9 dish conversion for 97
http://www.satelliteguys.us/free-air-fta-discussion/156250-small-dish-fta.html