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About Me
- Saw-whet
- My name is John Mitchell. I live in Cranston RI. My wife Melissa and I have two wonderful children, Anna who is 3 and Samuel (about 1 year old). I am currently a student in the RI Teacher Education program at RI College studying to teach Secondary Ed. Biology. When I'm not a student, I enjoy time with my family, playing with my kids and Birding. So far my classes this summer have been very interesting and enjoyable.
Favorite Birding Spots
- California: Point Reyes National Seashore
- Colorado: Pawnee National Grassland & Rocky Mountain National Park
- Florida: Everglades National Park & Merritt Island
- Maine: Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor Whale Puffin Watch
- Massachusetts: Plum Island NWR & Mt Auburn Cemetary (spring migration)
- New Jersey: Cape May & Pine Barrens
- New York: Niagara Falls (winter gulls) & Central Park
- Rhode Island: Sachuest Point NWR & Napatree Point
- Washington: Olympic National Park & Olympic National Forest
- Wyoming: Yellowstone National Park
Fun and Interesting Bird species I've seen this month
- American Robin
- Canada Geese
- Chimney Swift
- Great Blue Heron
- Mallard
- Mute Swan
- Northern Cardinal
- Northern Mockingbird
- Red Winged Blackbird
- Snowy Egret
- White Breasted Nuthatch
Links to look at
Blog Archive
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June
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- Privilege, Power, and Difference: What Can We Do?
- Citizenship in School for students who have disabi...
- Citizenship in School: Reconceptualizing Down Syn...
- Social Class and the Vocational Educational Tracks...
- Tim Wise: "On White Privilege"
- "One More River to Cross"
- Gayness, Multicultural Education and Community
- The Debate over Bilingual Education
- Exploring School Context at Pocasset Middle School
- Racial Bias & White Privliege entrenched in America
- Red Tailed Hawk vs. Rattler! Who wins?
- Two will fledge and one will be left behind
- Celebrate Urban Birds!
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June
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1 comment:
oh man, snakes really give me the willies. Something about all the coils just weirds me out. Have you ever seen when the knot up while mating? In those big slithering balls of slithering bodies? Ugh, creeps me out.
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