- Email:
- Ken(AT)rosyfinch.com
- Date:
- Thursday October 09, 2003 13:13:43 GMT
- Comments:
- Welcome
to our Guest Book. We hope you enjoy your visit to the Sandia
Mountains, whether virtual or actively seeking our great variety of
breeding birds, migrants and winter wisitors. Please share your
observations.
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- Email:
- doxite(AT)att.net
- Date:
- Friday October 10, 2003 23:21:02 GMT
- Comments:
- It takes lots of talent to ken,
A rosy finch male from the hen,
You lift up a feather,
To determine whether,
It squats when its pees now and then.
Your old classmate,
Chris Papa
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- Email:
- jgahwyler(AT)yahoo.com
- Date:
- Friday October 10, 2003 23:24:23 GMT
- Comments:
- Pictures
and panoramic views were great. Reminded me of our scouting days. I
impress my golfing buddy on the course when I point out different
birds. It actually impresses me that I remember them from those olden
days.
See you in a week and a half
Jack Gahwyler
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- Email:
- richjen(AT)aol.com
- Date:
- Saturday October 11, 2003 18:30:22 GMT
- Comments:
- Hi Ken and Mary Lou, We enjoyed our conversation this
morning. Let's do it again. Ernie and Linda Brunholzl
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- Email:
- kjschneider(AT)cox.net
- Date:
- Sunday October 12, 2003 20:23:40 GMT
- Comments:
- Dad,
This is a great site. Extremely beneficial birding information for
the Manzano Mountains and Cedar Crest area. All birders should stop
here before going out to locate birds. Great job!
From your loving son in Canyon Texas,
Ken J
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- Email:
- hendens(AT)hotmail.com
- Date:
- Thursday October 16, 2003 17:30:32 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken
and Mary Lou, Your website is awesome and your Wednesday birding jaunts
for the Forest Service were fantastic! Thank you very much for being so
generous with your time and expertise. I hope to bird with you more in
the future. Take care. Pat Franklin-Henden
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- Email:
- johasliz(AT)aol.com
or joanandhass(AT)comcast.net
- Date:
- Wednesday October 29, 2003 21:19:18 GMT
- Comments:
- Hi Ken & Mary Lou,
The reunion pictures are just great! I'm just getting my
pictures in order. I really enjoyed our conversation about
our children. Thank you and God bless, Joan (Wanner) Ratcliff.
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- Email:
- maurmull(AT)gvtc.com
- Date:
- Saturday November 01, 2003 19:39:26 GMT
- Comments:
- The
pictures are wonderful. Have not even downloaded mine as yet, but have
printed 4 of yours. And your home page is marvelous. Have looked at the
views and the birds and will
get to the rest after we return from next weeks trip to
Phoenix. Do wish I had your computer talent. With only a
year on the internet, I am in awe of people like the two
of you who can do such marvelous things. The reunion was a
memorable event and it was great seeing you. (Have no idea what to do
now, but will click on -Sign Guest Book - and see what occurs) Fondly,
Maureen
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- Email:
- roscott(AT)flash.net
- Date:
- Sunday November 02, 2003 17:52:32 GMT
- Comments:
- Great
web site. It may have made up my mind to make the drive to Albuquerque,
mid November to see what my bird finding efforts might produce. Bob
Scott, Bedford, Texas
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- Email:
- calcarius(AT)comcast.net
- Date:
- Sunday November 16, 2003 03:11:44 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken and Mary Lou,
It was a pleasure to meet you this morning while looking for early
Rosy-Finches.
Thanks for providing so much useful information on your web site!
These pages have been of great help in birding our way around the
Sandia and Manzano Mountains.
Regards,
Rob & Lisa Doster
Albuquerque
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- Email:
- tanageraz(AT)yahoo.com
- Date:
- Saturday November 22, 2003 17:41:56 GMT
- Comments:
- Hi
Ken, thanks for your service with the feeders. I would appreciate if
you would give the feeder locations at the top of your website. By
reading through your info I found out there are three feeders and one
can be seen from the dining room, but where are the others? Hopefully
they are obvious when I get there, but I've been to the Crest House in
the winter (2 years ago), and didn't know about the feeders, and didn't
see them at that time. I'm looking for my lifer Black Rosy-Finch.
Thanks, Aziza Cooper
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- Email:
- rpreed(AT)asme.org
- Date:
- Saturday November 29, 2003 22:34:10 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken ---
Since your site was moved, the text does not print fill width. The
Right hand inch or so is clipped.
We have valued your outstanding site and hope to view all the rosy
finches at the Crest again, this week. We were disappointed to read in
the listing that our birding acquintances, M&M Walsh, again failed
to find tehe finches after twoo long days of patient waiting.
Thanks for you many efforts. We will be bringing seed soon when
sightings become more reliable.
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- Email:
- rpreed(AT)asme.org
- Date:
- Saturday November 29, 2003 22:34:12 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken ---
Since your site was moved, the text does not print fill width. The
Right hand inch or so is clipped.
We have valued your outstanding site and hope to view all the rosy
finches at the Crest again, this week. We were disappointed to read in
the listing that our birding acquintances, M&M Walsh, again failed
to find tehe finches after twoo long days of patient waiting.
Thanks for you many efforts. We will be bringing seed soon when
sightings become more reliable.
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- Email:
- rpreed(AT)asme.org
- Date:
- Saturday November 29, 2003 22:34:16 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken ---
Since your site was moved, the text does not print fill width. The
Right hand inch or so is clipped.
We have valued your outstanding site and hope to view all the rosy
finches at the Crest again, this week. We were disappointed to read in
the listing that our birding acquintances, M&M Walsh, again failed
to find tehe finches after twoo long days of patient waiting.
Thanks for you many efforts. We will be bringing seed soon when
sightings become more reliable.
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- Email:
- amdross(AT)worldnet.att.net
- Date:
- Tuesday December 09, 2003 16:33:00 GMT
- Comments:
- Myrna E. Dross, 120 Aztec Ave.,White Rock, NM 87544
505 672-3742 For the first year ever I have Rosy Finches.
Elevation 6800'
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- Email:
- djsaz(AT)cox.net
- Date:
- Saturday January 03, 2004 03:00:47 GMT
- Comments:
- You
have a winderful website, easy to move about and much useful info; of
which I am not sure connects with my Sullivans', but I see a lot of
familiar names in your website, that I would like to research.
Delorise Sexton
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- Email:
- gant215(AT)aol.com
- Date:
- Thursday January 08, 2004 01:33:41 GMT
- Comments:
- I
am Eileen Dillon. I "googled" my name and found your site. very
interesting. From NJ , born and raised. Never undertook the task of
finding ancestors, so I applaud you!
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- Email:
- DONVICENZO
(AT)AOL.COM
- Date:
- Monday January 12, 2004 19:21:13 GMT
- Comments:
- i AM A MARINAN AND i was told I came from County Clare
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- Email:
- jane.kostenko(AT)co.saint-marys.md.us
- Date:
- Tuesday January 20, 2004 18:27:50 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken--Thanks
for all of the invaluable information you provide on your website! You
guided us even before we pestered you with a phone call! Thanks for the
hospitality you and your wife showed Tyler and me on our recent visit
to Albuquerque! Jane
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- Email:
- lmeacham(AT)brorby.com
- Date:
- Monday February 02, 2004 20:30:24 GMT
- Comments:
- A
friend and I are coming to Sandia Crest from Austin, Texas specifically
to see the rosy-finches. We'll be sure to let the manager of the Crest
House know that. What a fantastic website! Thanks!
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- Email:
- lmeacham(AT)brorby.com
- Date:
- Tuesday February 10, 2004 15:53:12 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken,
Jean Martin and I (from Austin, TX) had only an hour and a half to
hike in the Tres Pistoles wilderness area on 2/9/04, doing some birding
there. What an absolutely magical place!!! I was stunned by the beauty
of this wilderness area. The soft desert colors and many native plants,
the many huge boulder formations (which must have fallen off of the
mountains hundreds or thousands of years ago and been weathered into
rounded shapes by wind and rain), combined with the backdrop of
mountains, was just awe-inspiring. How I wish I lived closer so that I
could hike here often. I am so thankful that this wonderful display of
the best desert nature has to offer has been preserved for all to
enjoy, and that it was not turned into a luxury housing development as
had been planned. It's heartening to know that sometimes we humans do
the right thing where nature is concerned.
Lisa Meacham
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- Email:
- papaver110(AT)yahoo.com
- Date:
- Tuesday February 10, 2004 20:28:41 GMT
- Comments:
- Thank
you for your informative pages! I'm new to ABQ, and I intend to visit
the peak this week to try to spot some rosy finches!
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- Email:
- schneider-nikolaus(AT)t-online.de
- Date:
- Sunday February 15, 2004 14:34:33 GMT
- Comments:
- Hello !
We are live in Irslingen !
Bye
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- Email:
- spacebat75(AT)yahoo.com
- Date:
- Thursday February 19, 2004 20:57:58 GMT
- Comments:
- Ken,
I finally got around to checking out your web-page. While I'm not
really a "Birder", I admire your enthusiasm and knowledge on the rosy
finches, and I think I speak for all of us at the Crest House by saying
thaks for bringing in the folks from all over!
Sincerely,
Joe Rood
Sandia Crest House
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- Email:
- hendens(AT)hotmail.com
- Date:
- Wednesday February 25, 2004 03:37:25 GMT
- Comments:
- Thanks
for the Big Bend trip overview. I've been there only once, on a field
trip with a Biology class from UNM many, many moons ago. It was an
awesome place. Your info will help me plan my next trip there, sometime
this century, I hope. Pat Franklin
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- Email:
- mandy(AT)yahoo2.com
- Date:
- Wednesday March 10, 2004 02:33:25 GMT
- Comments:
- Hey,
this is a great source of information. Thanks a lot!.
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- Email:
- sheila(AT)willey.com
- Date:
- Wednesday March 24, 2004 22:55:44 GMT
- Comments:
- My
husband found this sight by accident and told me to come look at it. I
too live in the East Mnts. and am a bird enthusiast. I didn't realize
the Rosy Finch frenzy was right here! I had one hanging out at our
feeders a couple of winters ago,it was a beautiful bird. I will drive
up to the crest and see if I have any luck finding the litte guys!
Thanks for all this information! Sheila
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- Email:
- awalker(AT)rc.com
- Date:
- Thursday April 01, 2004 00:24:13 GMT
- Comments:
- daughter of Robert and Loretta Noble living now in
Burlington Ct--Anne Martha Noble Walker
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- Email:
- peppykay(AT)aol.com
- Date:
- Tuesday April 06, 2004 04:51:10 GMT
- Comments:
- Kaylee Schneider 1988 Daughter of boyd schneider. Boyds
parents Gene Schneider. Gordan and Pauline
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- Email:
- john(AT)polarisresources.com
- Date:
- Friday April 09, 2004 05:13:12 GMT
- Comments:
- john Maher
from
Torbay and Flatrock Newfoundland
A great job on the cole tree
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- Email:
- sondra(AT)santafearticulations.com
- Date:
- Monday April 19, 2004 17:10:37 GMT
- Comments:
- Great!
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- Email:
- trentpunker(AT)hotmail.com
- Date:
- Thursday April 29, 2004 05:03:44 GMT
- Comments:
- Nice job guys. Keep up the good work!
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- Email:
- kegalina(AT)hotmail.com
- Date:
- Saturday May 01, 2004 14:32:38 GMT
- Comments:
- Being
a "cradle birder" in Arlington, Texas (my mother and aunts are big
birders), I use your site a lot to learn more about birds that live
around my new home near South Mountain in Santa Fe County (Edgewood).
Your site is great! I learned about the log at Capulin Spring from your
site... I would never have thought to explore there otherwise!
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- Email:
- billsoff(AT)comcast.net
- Date:
- Saturday May 22, 2004 14:50:57 GMT
- Comments:
- A
really enjoyable Saturday morning I'm having, viewing all these awesome
New Mexico pictures. We plan on being out your way next May, so this
will have to do until then!
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- Email:
- wayneb(AT)ime.net
- Date:
- Monday August 02, 2004 23:35:35 GMT
- Comments:
- Hi,
This may be a suprise comment! I live with the daughter of Havard's
Barry Wood. A name frequently mentioned along side of your (Uncle?)
Albie. Since I met Margo (Wood), I have been fascinated by his football
career.You can't have that fascination, without knowing who Albie Booth
was.Over the past few year I have aquired quite of memorobilia ( mostly
from EBAY. This include 2 original sketch by Boston Globe Sports artist
Gene Mack. The first, before the (imfamous/famous game, depending where
your loyalties were), the second, a week later, after the game
featuring Albie kicking the ball. If anyone in the family is
interested, I can send a digital picture and the make a copy.
Wayne Barter
Portland Maine
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