Rhode Island Birds

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1	19 Apr 2010 10:22 AM jack From: usa
	hello all

2	13 Jan 2010 11:33 AM Kira From: Rhode Island
	Thanks for this site. I just started birdwatching with my two young sons and we were able to identify the dark-eyed junco via this site. Very exciting!

3	27 Dec 2009 11:41 PM Linda From: Coventry, RI
	Interesting site--glad I stumbled upon it.

4	03 Dec 2009 06:11 AM james From: usa
	hello all

5	30 Jul 2009 11:16 AM Gary From: East Providence, RI
	Hi Jackie & Maryann, This is a very nice website, great job on the pictures too! Hope all is well with you all. Maegan had a baby girl on monday, Aubrey weighed 7lbs. 6ozs, mother and baby are fine. Michelle says hello! Cousin Gary

6	14 May 2009 06:50 PM Stacey From: Warren,RI
	Hello it is Stacey.. Lisa passed on this site I love it.. Thank you !!!! It is great!!!

7	13 May 2009 09:19 PM Bonny From: Manchester, Vermont
	So enjoyed your photos, feed info, all the tips. So many are native to Long Island, where I grew up. We always fed and enjoyed watching the birds. I could fill in Owl spots from here in Vermont!!! I will enjoy continuing to check your site. Thanks Lisa for telling me!

8	12 May 2009 02:53 PM Lisa From: Warren, Rhode Island, Bristol County
	Hi Dad, I love your website. I passed this website on to several of my friends. I am sure they will enjoy it. I love you dad! Lisa

9	18 Mar 2009 06:54 PM Ron From: Netherlands
	Hi Jack (is this English ? or something to do with kidnapping)I visited your site. Looks very nice and ofcourse I visited your forum. You did a great job with that. Keep on spotting that birds and explain me (whenever you like) later what Absint-minded means. I have no idea. Kind regards from The Netherlands !!

22 Feb 2009 10:19 AM kevin From: Albany, NY

We saw some great birds! At Sachuest point we saw brant, black duck, ring billed and herring gull, great cormorant, a flock of purple sandpiper and 4 harlequin duck. Then we visited trustom pond. We saw a gray catbird, a brown thrasher, and an ovenbird. Out on the pond, we saw 3 Mute swan, at least 15 double crested cormorant, a common loon, about 20 lesser scaup, a great blue heron, 10 ruddy ducks and about 8 red brested merganser.

Overall, a great time!