Fertility
Long cycles
kruimel
I think you've already gotten a lot from Anoniem's tips, and I'd advise you the same thing 
If you're right in the middle of your ovulation, your temp (often) drops first before it goes up. So it could be that your egg has already been released before the rise, and this drop is just a coincidence, OR that this drop indicates your ovulation and that the temp will rise again after this. You'll only know that once you're a few days further along. That's the downside of tracking temperatures; you only find out afterwards if your egg has been released. Ovulation tests can help with this.
Unfortunately, I can't open your charts; Tel isn't cooperating.
Wishing you lots of success!
If you're right in the middle of your ovulation, your temp (often) drops first before it goes up. So it could be that your egg has already been released before the rise, and this drop is just a coincidence, OR that this drop indicates your ovulation and that the temp will rise again after this. You'll only know that once you're a few days further along. That's the downside of tracking temperatures; you only find out afterwards if your egg has been released. Ovulation tests can help with this.
Unfortunately, I can't open your charts; Tel isn't cooperating.
Wishing you lots of success!
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