I would like to know what you think about my web site. Please leave your comments in this public guest book so we can share your thoughts with other visitors. Please post all questions on the Wildlife Forum. It is easier for me to check them there and that way I can post a reply . Thanks for signing my guestbook!!!! I can't wait to read what you wrote.
I just wanted to say you have a wonderful website! You are an extremely bright girl!!! Keep up the great work!! Mrs. Fletcher
Hi I just surfed in and I was wondering how to attract flying squirrels I saw one and wanted to see him again! How can I do this Alex
Hey! Great web-site, I'll be back to visit again. Thanks for the information on wildlife. Kevin
Hi Alex! You are lucky to have seen a flying squirrel! They are usually seen only at night. Your best chance at seeing him again is to set up a nest box and a feeder. Make the entrance hole 1-3/8" diameter. I will add flying squirrels to my page soon. E-mail me for more on attracting flying squirrels. Good Luck! Lindsay
Lindsay--I love your new site. You have done such a great job and I (and Doreen Clegg, Dept. of Labor Webmaster) are very proud of you. Keep up the great work!
Barbara Dyett Chief of Staff NJ Department of Labor
I came with my mom she is typing this I love your page because I love wildlife too
Lindsay,
Just wanted to let you know what a great job you did on your web page... I know now where to go when I need and info..and will tell anyone who asks where they can find you.... ALF
Hi me and my three children ages 2,5,7 visited your site and loved it! We will be trying some of your methods!
Hi Lindsay! I am going to add your site to my kids pages at <http://www.angelfire.com/ca/ThePlayground> Keep up the good work! Karen @ ...Whew! <http://www.angelfire.com/ca/whew>
this site is cool.... my students will love it
HEY LINDSAY GREAT SITE, I REALLY LEARNED ALOT ABOUT WILD LIFE. YOU REALLY DID A GREAT JOB ,YOU HAVE TO GIVE ME SOME TIPS FOR OUR SITE!!!! IM VERY PROUD OF YOU LOVE HARRY
How do you know so much you are brilliant!!!!!!!I love you very much.....you are so smart.....it must run in the family...love alwaysAunt Diana
lindsay....every time i go back to your site I love it more and more.....i am very proud of you....LOVE NONY....or TONY
i love to see your work on the computer....you are great and I love you!!!! be your best always..GRAM and POP
Lindsay i think your site is great! You have a lot of cool info. about a lot of animals. Best of luck with your website. You did a great job! Maxine & Angela
Lindsey, Great site. I love the bug crawling across the page. My eleven-year-old daughter is not home now, but when she is I will show her your site! She loves nature and wildlife, too!
johnyaya@maranatha.net
Lindsay, Great site. I love the bug crawling across the page. My eleven-year-old daughter is not home now, but when she is I will show her your site! She loves nature and wildlife, too!
johnyaya@maranatha.net
You have a great site here. I wish my daughter of 11 would get interrested in something like this. Keep it up girl.......
Great Site. I will be checking back often to read more. Alot of good info here. By the way do you know how I can rid my yard of Starlings? They take over my feeders and I have to stop feeding for awhile and then restart so I have other birds until the starling find the feeders are filled again.
Great Site. I will be checking back often to read more. Alot of good info here. By the way do you know how I can rid my yard of Starlings? They take over my feeders and I have to stop feeding for awhile and then restart so I have other birds until the starling find the feeders are filled again.
Lindsay,
I am VERY impressed with your site. I want to compliment you on the accuracy of your information. You obviously live in a wonderfully caring and creative family! Harvard will be lucky to get you! I have no doubt you'll make it!
I have been attracting wildlife to my home since I was very little... (that was a lo-o-o-ong time ago!) My Mom and Dad spent most of their time outdoors, and they taught me to love ALL the critters! Yes, even bats! Aren't they wonderful?
Right now, I attract birds, butterflies, bats, chipmunks, groundhogs, gray foxes, skunks, squirrels, Great Horned owls, Screech owls, possums, an occasional bobcat, snakes, and about 30 raccoons. The raccoons are my favorite animals! They are SO intelligent. I love the time I spend observing them. I wish I had deer in my area. When I was little, I lived on a farm with lots of deer.
I do have one very special visitor to my yard that you don't have... Black Bears! I don't feed them! They just walk across my front porch to let me know they are there, then they search my yard for ants or blueberries, or to raid one of my birdfeeders. They let me walk around with them in the woods. Sometimes, they just sit on a rock and look out at the view! It's such an incredible experience!
Keep up the good work! I'm jealous that you are only 10 years old and have made such a fabulous web page! If I knew anything about computers, I would make a page about all my wild friends! Until then, I'll just keep coming back to yours to see what you have added.
Meg RaccoonLdy@aol.com
I really like your site :) I'm going to become a frequent visitor because it seems very friendly and helpful.
Lindsay, your site is terrific. I bookmarked it so I can return easily.
I just had to tell you how much I LOVE your site. I'm very impressed with your vast knowledge and love of wildlife. I will, if you don't mind, recommend your site to my kids teachers and others as well. Keep up the good work. As someone else has already stated, Harvard will be LUCKY to get you and I wouldn't be surprised if they call EARLY! *s*
Good luck and God bless you and yours!
kcripps9@idt.net
I just had to tell you how much I LOVE your site. I'm very impressed with your vast knowledge and love of wildlife. I will, if you don't mind, recommend your site to my kids teachers and others as well. Keep up the good work. As someone else has already stated, Harvard will be LUCKY to get you and I wouldn't be surprised if they call EARLY! *s*
Good luck and God bless you and yours!
kcripps9@idt.net
I enjoyed your forum. I found it interesting, informative, as well as, entertaining. I know that I'll be a frequent visitor.
Referring to your goals on your profile page, is there a minimum age in which to run for President? Let's see, you're smart, hardworking, resouceful, care about wildlife. I'm ready to cast my vote now! I'll definately keep my eye on this site and the newspapers, something tells me we'll hear about your achievements again.
You have done a wonderful job. Keep up the good work! It's nice to see that you have taken a great interest in our wildlife.
Hi Lindsay,
You have a very remarkable site. I am very impressed and I will bookmark it, and suggest it to other friends of mine. You sound like a very level headed 10 year old and work hard at the things you love. Keep up the good work. I will come back again.
Absolutely delightful. My 7 year old loves wildlife, especially birds. She will think that your site is amazing. We'll be back often
Hi, Lindsay, enjoyed your website! Looks like you've put a bunch of work into it. It's great to see a youn person interested in something real, instead of alien movies. Have you tried feeding your foxes dog food? They like it, but the reccoons do, too, and are usually able to scare off the foxes. I'm buying a home computer with a scanner soon, maybe I can come back and post one of my bird pictures.
It was a very interesting site. I did not have enought free time today to look at all but what I did look at was very interesting. I will be paying another visit soon. Richard
Hi Lindsay!
My name is Jo, and I live in upstate NY with my husband Kent and our 8 year old son Bryan.
I heard about your site on the birder's forum at Nature Net. I want to compliment you on a job well done! I spent a lot of time there this evening, enjoying the photographs and animmations. I believe that you will definitly get to Harvard! Just keep up the good work and never loose sight of your goal.
I'll be visiting again!
PS I loved your brother's dinos too!
Jo
What an incredible site! This is just jam packed with great information. I will bookmark this as one of my favorites. Great job! I'm trying to attract bluebirds to my yard. I've put up a nest box, but so far no luck. Have you got any suggestions? Thanks Nancy
Hi Lindsay, I think you have a beautiful site. I am sure that you have put many long hours into your site. It is by persevering that you gain your goals. Never lose sight of what you really want out of life. You are an inspiration and the hope of our future. I know because of young people like you that the world will be in good hands. Keep up the good work. My favorite creature is the common crow. He is so smart and family oriented. And the crow is industrious and "loves" white bread. Mary
a real neat site, I'm going to add it to my favorites. steve
Lindsay this a wonderful site. Thank you for sharing it.
I must tell you how much I enjoyed your wildlife site! Especially the great horned owl. I have never seen a such a great picture , no wonder you have it hanging in your house! You are a very special girl and I wish you best of luck with all your future goals. I have no doubt that you will accomplish every one of them! I am looking forward to seeing a fellow nature lover as president! You may be the next Teddy Roosevelt!
I think you are doing a wonderful job on your web page. Keep it up it is very informative. thanks for all your efforts
Enjoyed your wonderful website with my grandson and we had a great time
I think that your web site is very interesting and at the same time educational. I enjoy being able to learn about things that I didn't know much about.
i think this is a really cute and neat idea! keep it up an djust add picturs of more animals!!! lindsay-17
i think this is a really cute and neat idea! keep it up an djust add picturs of more animals!!! lindsay-17
i really enjoy looking at your site. you did a real nice job on it. i work for a bird food packaging company so i always enjoy looking at web sites dealing with wild birds and other wild life. have a good weekend. steve
Hi Lindsay! Your site was really cool. I think you should ad some more pictures of raccoons. They are my favorite! I'll definately be back soon
Liz
You have a lot of information in your sight that I can use for my Kindergarten class and also, personally. My husband is a biology teacher, so he is very interested in nature,too.
I loved your site. The sharks and the raccoons were my favorites, but I also liked the bats. Thank you. Mom says you are very creative!
Hello! I am very proud of you. You have dreams that must be carried out, and after meeting you, I know you can do it. Never give up the studies, and the desire to reach your aims. I love this web site, and I intend to pass it on to my friends, and family. Keep up the good work. Floss Jennings
I was looking for a deer repellent for my garden but do not want to stop the deer from coming into our yard!! Any suggestions? Your doing a great job!!! Keep it up
Anita from Maryland
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I like your web site very much! I had to do a project on the racoon and this site helped me a lot. Thanks!!
Dear Linda, I love bald eagles so much but I wanted to know more about it. I read the information and saw the pictures. But one of the pictures appear but all of the sudden disapears so I printed all of them except when I tried to print the one that disapered it would be a sheet that was only a little black parts. So try to fix it and if it were a grade I would give you an A+
Dear Linda I love your site so much! I like bald eagles so I looked up your site. One of the pictures kept on loading but disapreing. So I printed every bird or bald eagle but when I printed the disapering one the sheet turned into a half black covered sheet. Well fix it soon!!
I was looking for the recipe for hummer nectar. Thanks, found it right off! We're in a new house in the country in Mississippi and I am looking for a few hummers!
Wonderful Site! Excellent information and pictures.
I've added your sight to my Favorites list. Thanks for the tips.
Loved your page, the pictures are so fun to look at. Come and see a silly raccoons Homepage when you have time. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/1154/tazhome.htm Taz
Thanks for your wonderful work. You have done an excellent job! Kathy
Raccoons are so cool!!!!!! I love this website!!!!
You have a real interesting sight. We have alot of bats. They come every year and live under the siding of house. I just don`t like when they come into the house, drives me crazy. Our cat catches and kills them which I don`t like, but she is doing what comes natural I guess. Our hummingbirds are coming now too, so I have to get the food out. Anyhow nice to see something interesting out there.
Hi, Lindsay,
I really like your site, too. You have a very nice brother. He must like you a lot, because he said I should visit your site. Thanks for doing all this work! Matthew Easley Newton, Iowa
Thanks for the information. I am doing a report on Hummingbirds and was happy to find your web site.
Wow, Lindsay! Great job! Looks like you are Harvard bound for sure. I live on a 50 acres on a bayou in southeast Texas. I feed about 20-40 raccoons every night, plus squirrels, many kinds of birds, 'possums, and even a couple of coyotes on another part of the property. I've also seen deer and a bobcat, but never an alligator--altho I keep looking!
Wow, I am very impressed Lindsay. You have done a great job here. If you get the chance, check out my endangered animal site at http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/ndngrd Keep up the good work, but be sure and take time for some fun too. :)
Dear Lindsay,
I'm so glad to have found your web-site! I'm having a problem at my home - I think a racoon or possibly a skunk has bouroughed under my house! I called our exterminator and he said that ANIMAL CONTROL would trap and then kill the animal. I don't want that to happen to the little animal. Can you make any suggestions on how to go about scaring the animal away without injuring it? I would really appreciate your help on this one. Thanks you. Darin
Lindsey, you are amazing! You are a very "old" ten! We live in New Jersey too, on the edge of the Pinelands, and are certified by the National Wildlife Federation as a Backyard Habitat. I'm sure you know all about that. While I enjoy all wildlife,my focus is on birds and reptiles. There are two man-made ponds on our property and it is fun to see the bullfrogs. We have snakes too but they are pretty shy. My favorite is the Eastern Hognose. Maybe you can tell me how to attract more snakes? There are plenty of toads and voles arround for them to eat, but I rarely see a rat snake anymore. I like your web site so much I am going to tell my little nieces about it. They are ages three and five and are already into "bugs" and gardening. Yes, I can see you going to Harvard, "Madame President"!!! Good Luck, Ruthie
Lindsey, you are amazing! You are a very "old" ten! We live in New Jersey too, on the edge of the Pinelands, and are certified by the National Wildlife Federation as a Backyard Habitat. I'm sure you know all about that. While I enjoy all wildlife,my focus is on birds and reptiles. There are two man-made ponds on our property and it is fun to see the bullfrogs. We have snakes too but they are pretty shy. My favorite is the Eastern Hognose. Maybe you can tell me how to attract more snakes? There are plenty of toads and voles arround for them to eat, but I rarely see a rat snake anymore. I like your web site so much I am going to tell my little nieces about it. They are ages three and five and are already into "bugs" and gardening. Yes, I can see you going to Harvard, "Madame President"!!! Good Luck. Ruthie
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Thanks so much for the recipe for hummingbird food & the interesting facts!
Hello Lindsay.. Thanks for inviting me to see your new addition to your homepage..It is very nice and I loved reading about all the animals but..Naturally I liked the Raccoon section the best :) http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/1154/ tazhome.htm
Cool website!!!!1
You have a great website!:o) Thank you! I will be back often!
We love your site! We were searching for info about bats and found plenty at your site. You must be a real nature lover, keep up the good work...we will come back again and again!
Enjoyed your site! It's nice for a young lady to be so thorough and innovative in pursuing her interests. I live in Colorado, and have a lot of fox squirrels in the back that were first attracted to our bird feeders. Now I put out oil sunflower seeds and peanuts for the squirrels, but blue jays and magpies also enjoy them. A pair of flickers enjoy a cylindrical peanut feeder made from hardware cloth. My special favorite squirrels, mainly the nursing females that eat ravenously take pecans from my hand at the patio door. I crack them so that they will eat them and not bury them. We have to keep the food in chained metal containers to keep raccoons from getting into them. There are a number of foxes in the neighborhood, even though it is a subdivision. Last year a mother fox raised 5 kits under the porch across the street. We welcome the foxes, but constantly hope that they don't catch our squirrels! Best wishes to you.
Hi! What a nice page. I've always loved animals too and am sure I'll enjoy all of your site. I've bookmarked it so I can come back often. If you enjoy seeing other sites, I'd love to have you visit mine too. I have some animal pictures plus lots of other things you might enjoy.
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We found a baby squirrel in front of our main door at our Seminary and noticed that it is weak and shaky, probably cold. So, I got on the internet and looked up "squirrel". This is how I found your website...I just glanced, but is nice to know it is here! :-)
Do you have any tidbits for us to help this baby squirrel? Will popcorn kernels be ok? Milk? We turned a bird house sideways, for some kind of "shelter".
Thanks! Lori
I just found your web site yesterday, and it is really great. Given the address to several friends. I'd like more information on attracting pheasants. I have 5.5 acres dedicated to wildlife. Thanks for all in info you've provided, please continue. Very enjoyable. I'll be back frequently.
Hi there,
I really enjoyed your web site. The information on hummingbirds was wonderful. This will be my first year to try to attract them, I'm sure your tips will come in handy. Thanks for the receipe on the hummingbird nectar, I prefer to make it than buy it. I will be visiting your site many times again.
I'm raising a baby raccoon and my wife rescued a very young chipmunk just today. I didn't know what to feed the chipmunk so I got on the net and found your sight. It was very helpful. ( Check some of your spelling )
This is a very interesting web page! You are very talented. That lis all I wanted to say.
you need to have pictures of rabbits,hares, and their footprints!!!!!!!!!!!
I love your site,we live in the country and I am always excited about all the wildlife that I see I have bird feeders and squirrel feeders but of course the squirrels love the bird feeders, but I guess that is the price that you pay to have these wonderful animals in your yard to enjoy
This is a very nice page. It seems like you enjoy wildlife as much or than me. Keep up the good work.
We are so happy we visited your web site after visiting Jason's cool dinosaur site... Lindsey, your site was very informative and creative...and we really enjoyed the deer...and the many other wild animals...
Thanks for sharing with us ! Josh's mom..
I am amazed by your Web Site! Just how old are you? You must be really smart and worked for months on all of your research. What would I need to do to start a Web Site?
please go to the wild life forum and answer my question about ducks because no one will answer it please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
you really should have ducks on your site i love ducks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
please add ducks to your site
CAN YOU ADD DUCKS TO YOUR SIT
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Hi! There Thank you for you'r info about HUMMINGBIRDS. We live in (wonderful} OKLAHOMA S.W.corner,and do not see many hummingbirds.I pray the tornado has not scarded them away>>>WE will use you'r wildlife forum often,as my husband is a nature buff.
Hi! There Thank you for you'r info about HUMMINGBIRDS. We live in (wonderful} OKLAHOMA S.W.corner,and do not see many hummingbirds.I pray the tornado has not scarded them away>>>WE will use you'r wildlife forum often as my husband is a nature nut. Pray for the folks in OKLAHOMA.Thank ALICE.
Neat site. I found it through your brother's site and decided to check it out. Lots of info and neat pictures. Keep up the good work. Ralph
Lindsay,
I love your website! I recently bought a new home with a big, empty back yard. I want to attract wildlife (especially birds, butterflies, and bats) to it, and your information has been a wonderful help. Thanks! -Mark V.
BEST SITE I'VE SEEN IN A LONG, LONG TIME. WORTHY OF 5 STARS !
I thinck the website is great.I love animals and I want to be a biologist.
Have been hand-feeding a little chipmunk through the spring.He comes running when he hears us walk out into the yard. He loves sunflower seeds. He has a mate, so I'm really not sure if I'm feeding the same chipmunk or both of them, as usually only one approaches us at a time. Your web site is great, especially for kids. Thanks.
Hi! I really like your website. I did have a question about Hummingbird Facts. " Hummingbirds are the only birds that hover." I have observed Kestrels near my home hovering over a field in search of mice and grasshoppers. Is that not considered hovering? Please let me know. I would much appreciate it.
Lois Troyer
PS: I haven't observed that Kestrel flying backyards YET!
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Lindsey,
I found your page very interesting and informative. I live by a large park and have little wild critters come around my place.
Keep up the good work. I learned a lot already. Will visit again for sure.
Kristina
I came across your webpage while surfin' the Rabbit browser. Very nice! Keep up the good work! I work with the bunnies at the City of Alameda Animal Shelter in Alameda, Ca. (in the Bay Area). We have a very syccessful rabbit adoption program, and provide care for the sick, injured and abused rabbits that are brought to us.
I think this is a great page! un-complicated, informative & has a lot of info & links. Kudos!! Lindsay, U'd better hug U'r parents for being so supportive. For a 10 yr old, U R fantastic!!! Don't lose U'r intrest in our nature! As I said in an earlier email, I'll vote 4 U when U run for Pres!!
Hi, I have a new deck and I have two hummingbird feeder there since March sometime. I have kept them clean and all. Maybe I shoule move them further away from the house? Also I had them in the front of my house until this year. I saw one in April sometime and did not see it again. I live in Fort Smith, Arkansas. I have had people tell me that they haven't have any yet either. We have had alot of rain lately. Does that mean anything? thanks, Martha
Lindsay, I really enjoyed your web site. I am 50 years old and you know way more than I do. You are a remarkable person. Keep up the good work. I was looking for information on Hawks when I found your site. I have some nesting in my woods. Today I saw one of the adults feeding the baby. It looked white or yellow. It is fuzzy all over. I am so thrilled and thankful to get to see these beautiful birds.
Thanks bye the way we actually have a flying fox colony living about 500mts from our house and fly into the maghoney tree in our backyard very night try to take a phot for you and send it to you macca
Thanks, bye the way we actually have a flying fox colony living about 500mts from our house and they fly into the maghoney tree in our backyard very night. try to take a photo for you and send it to you. macca
Thanks, bye the way we actually have a flying fox colony living about 500mts from our house and they fly into the maghoney tree in our backyard very night. try to take a photo for you and send it to you. macca From the NT Australia
Thanks, bye the way we actually have a flying fox colony living about 500mts from our house and they fly into the maghoney tree in our backyard very night. try to take a photo for you and send it to you. macca From the NT Australia
This is great information for a report. I'm glad I found it. Thanx a bunch.
this is a very interesting site. i enjoy seeing my birds in the backyard while they eat. I have sat with my grandchildren as we watched them. I hope to get a 2-way mirror feeder for my kitchen window so i can enjoy them more. You have great expectations for your future, may you continue towards your goals. Tell mom to come over to my website sometime. Keep up the good work
Hello our names are Luke and Matthew we live in Leicester, England. We have visited your website and we think it's Great! But we had a little trouble with observing the pictures as they were to dark. We also had trouble with printing the pieces of information we had copied because our word processor jammed!!. Thanks for the information about bats we really liked it . But we did have a look at the information about making a bat box.
Lindsey, I don't know how the people at Harvard, but you've certainly impressed me. That's a lot of ambition for one little girl but I'll bet you accomplish some of it anyway. Your site is very impressive, extremely well informaed and has some great tips for backyard "birders". Keep up the good work! I'll be back to watch your progress. ? What do you know about Indigo Buntings?
Lindsay, this is a fantastic webpage. When I was your age, (I am eighteen now) it was much more difficult to make a webpage. I remember being ten and starting recycling programs at school, reading a lot of books about animals, and teaching other kids at my elementary school about environmental issues. Oh and just celebrating wildlife too. It's super that you've found a way to share your love with so many other people! Keep up the good work!
Hi. Nice for a 10 years old boy. The "moth" you present seems to be a butterfly - from Lycanidae family (blue). Goog luck.
HI, I LOVE ALL THE INTERESTING INFO YOU HAVE.I JUST STARTED WATCHING BIRDS IT'S GREAT FUN. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR INFO. ITS GREAT. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
Hi Lindsay,You did a great job on your web page.I live a long way from New Jersey but I enjoy wildlife too.My grandchildren come to visit me often and we feed the chickens,rabbits and even the wild birds.I love Hummingbirds,Cardinals,Gambel Quail,White Wing Dove and even enjoy the Bats swooping around on a nice spring evening.Keep up the good work.
Very well done! I thought you'd like to know that a gardening newsgroup led me to your site! Keep up the good work!
Lindsay, I am very impressed with your efforts and with your site. I am a kindergarten teacher, and will use this with my children as we learn about animal habitats! I have a family of red foxes living in a culvert under my driveway. They have become very good friends with my dog, and enjoy romping with him!
Lindsay, I am very impressed with your efforts and with your site. I am a kindergarten teacher, and will use this with my children as we learn about animal habitats! I have a family of red foxes living in a culvert under my driveway. They have become very good friends with my dog, and enjoy romping with him!
I enjoyed your site very much....You have a lot of knowledge and it's nice you're willing to share. I have a mother raccoon coming to eat...I can't wait till she brings the babies. It's now getting toward the end of June, so I expect them soon.
It's been my obervation that nursing mothers will come out during the day to feed. Do you think they're famished from the drain from nursing their brood or do you think they don't want to leave the babies at night because of predators?
Happy animal watching!
Linda
I really enjoy your web page.It is really interesting.Kristina Barker
This site is great lots of interesting things and pictures. Looks like a site that is kept up and well done. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Lindsay - we bought a hummingbird feeder and needed the recipe for their sugar water. Your website gave us the answer. Now we will wait and see what happens.
I think this is the best web site! I was wondering if you knew how to attract ducks!!!! They are my fav bird along with finches! Also if you could put more pictures in the web that would be da bomb!!!! bye hanna
Hi Lindsay! Here I am in New Zealand, admiring and enjoying your website very much! You must be such a busy girl! New Zealand doesn't have many of the animals you attract, such as raccoons, foxes, skunks, chipmunks, squirrels......so I enjoyed those photos! Like you I love deer, and have only twice seen wild deer up close when out walking in forests. What an experience! Keep up the great work and know that what you are doing is really important. (But you might know that anyway!)
Lisa
Thanks for you website. It's fantastic! I love the information on bats. I bought a nice bat house, but it never seemed to attract bats, and now I know why. I placed it on our porch, not open enough a place for them. I have caught three bats with nets that flew into a large mansion in Saratoga Springs. The trick is to have several people try to chase the bat into a smaller room, then close off the room. Keep the bat flying as long as possible without resting, until the lactic acid builds up and it "faints" from exhaustion and comes to a rest on its own. Then carefully scoop it up in a net and take it outside and release it. They usually are recovered enough to take off immediately. I have a house in Tahoe and see them at night and would like to have one serve as my personal mosquito catcher, hence, the bat house I bought. Thanks again for this great site. Fun!
What a wonderful web site you have. I love it. You are an inspiration. I hope all your wishes and dreams come true, especially being accepted into Harvard or Princeton. All I can say is that if those schools don't accept you, it will be their loss because you are a very bright girl.
I like your setup very much, I'm a retired Park Ranger here in Saint Petersburg, Florida currently searching the country for license Raccoon Breeders and Pet Outlets for a club of seventy people who own,rehabb, feed & Veterniarians. My URL is at: http://members.tripod.com/~KEsinclair/RaccoonsLikeUs (WHICH IS: "Always under construction" Hope I can help some of your list members with their raccoon problems
I like your setup very much, I'm a retired Park Ranger here in Saint Petersburg, Florida currently searching the country for license Raccoon Breeders and Pet Outlets for a club of seventy people who own,rehabb, feed & Veterniarians. My URL is at: http://members.tripod.com/~KEsinclair/RaccoonsLikeUs (WHICH IS: "Always under construction" Hope I can help some of your list members with their raccoon problems
I like your setup very much, I'm a retired Park Ranger here in Saint Petersburg, Florida currently searching the country for license Raccoon Breeders and Pet Outlets for a club of seventy people who own,rehabb, feed & Veterniarians. My URL is at: http://members.tripod.com/~KEsinclair/RaccoonsLikeUs (WHICH IS: "Always under construction" Hope I can help some of your list members with their raccoon problems
Thank you Lindsey In searching sites about Bats I found yours. I am very excited to find so much more on your site. I am sharing your address to all of my nieces and nephews as well as there parents. As a master carpenter I can build just about anything, but when it came to building a bat house I just didn't know how. Thanks to you I can build one for myself and show my neices and nephews how they can to. I'll be sure to tell them you taught me first. Goes to show you even adults have a lot to learn.
Thanks again
Bob Bulick from Tulsa, Ok
this is great lindsay its awesome i cany believe you did this you are really smart and i hope you have a great time with all the really cool wild life see you later
You're teaching people great things about wildlife and hoow to keepp it alive. I grew up in Europe, where everywhere you looked there would be forests and lakes. It's beautiful there. When you compare that with New Jersey it scares me. People are constantly building new buildings and they never think about those trees that are being cut down! With every tree gone, polution in the air increases, and every new generation of people born has more problems and new diseases because of this. Keep on doing this!!!
You're teaching people great things about wildlife and how to keep it alive. I grew up in Europe, where everywhere you looked there would be forests and lakes. It's beautiful there. When you compare that with New Jersey it scares me. People are constantly building new buildings and they never think about those trees that are being cut down! With every tree gone, polution in the air increases, and every new generation of people born has more problems and new diseases because of this. Keep on doing this!!!
You're teaching people great things about wildlife and how to keep it alive. I grew up in Europe, where everywhere you looked there would be forests and lakes. It's beautiful there. When you compare that with New Jersey it scares me. People are constantly building new buildings and they never think about those trees that are being cut down! With every tree gone, polution in the air increases, and every new generation of people born has more problems and new diseases because of this. You're doing a very good job!!!
I found your site through the cybersurfari. I came back to it because I am interested in backyard wildlife, especially birds. I have increased my number of birdfeeders this summer and I am having a great time watching the birds. I have lots of gold finches, house finches, purple finches, red winged blackbirds, and brown headed cowbirds. Also, I sometimes see cedar waxwings, grosbeaks, and steller's jays. I will enjoy visiting your site often. Your pictures are wonderful.
Hey, Lindsay! I think your Website is amazing. I'm so impressed. I was looking for information on Red Foxes, and your site was the most helpful to me. We have some foxes who have recently moved in to the neighborhood, and part of our yard (the part where our dog can't go) has apparently been marked as their territory. I've grown tired of the droppings and little critter remains strewn about, and wondered if I should worry about my dog (I've seen the foxes during the day, and, not knowing if they're nocturnal, worried about rabies). After seeing the question that someone else had for your Dad, and your Dad's response, all my questions were answered. (I'm now going to "mark" the boundaries of my territory myself) I just think it's a great thing that you've been encouraged to nurture your interest in backyard wildlife, and have been able to maintain this Website. It's very informative, easy to use, and the pictures are great. My hat is off to you. I've bookmarked your home page, and plan to visit the site often, as I am interested in having as much backyard wildlife at my house as possible. Thanks so much! Carrie Gregory
Wonderful Site Enjoyed by the whole family. Particularly by the children AJ III (4 yrs old); Julie (2 yrs)and Papa AJ (69 yrs)
Wonderful Site Enjoyed by the whole family. Particularly by the children AJ III (4 yrs old); Julie (2 yrs)and Papa AJ (69 yrs)
Hi, I just wanted to let you know I thoroughly enjoyed your website and the "personality" that shows through. Keep up the good work. I will be passing this site along to friends and family to enjoy. Thank You
Thanks for the information on bat houses. We noticed a couple of bats just this AM in our backyard, and were curious as to how to keep them happy!
I am trying to set up my yard, with the help of my two children, to attract all kinds of wildlife. We found many of your ideas to be a great help. We never thought about a bat house before but are now having dad build one! We look forward to visiting your site again soon!
Wow, I can't belive ur mom bought u a .com site. I wish I had a mom like that. lol u and ur brother did an awsome job for your websites. And tell Jason (I think he already knows) his website is in EGM! Thats how I found this site. byeye
We have just moved into a new home and have a large yary filled with trees. We have just put out a bird feeder and a hummingbird feeder. We see so many types of birds that we took to the internet to see if we could learn how to take care of them. I came across your web sit this evening and copied much material from it. I will be checking it regularly. Our bird feeder attracts mostly cardinals, a few woodpeckers, and some small birds. Our hummingbird feeder attrated birds the first day. Luck.
Hey I love Rabbits
i think its great but i dont think any one would wanna attract racoons but i liked it just fine ur friend -katie maguire
Lindsay,
I'm very impressed with your site. You've done a great job!
I wanted to find information on Hummingbirds and feeders and your info was right there and easy to find.
Keep up the great work!
i love SQUIRRELS I WANT ONE BUT A TAME ONE I LOVE NATURE AND WILD LIFE!
excuse me but skunks aren't the most common rabies carriers. There is a line of domseticated skunks that have been rabies free for 30 yrs or more! So they can't be carriers.
Hi Lindsay,
I think your website is really cool.
I am 14 and live in Hampshire, England. I have 3 pet Chipmunks called Scamp, Louie and Timmy-Timmy was a runt and he is really small!
See ya write back katy
Hi Lindsay
I think your website is really cool!
I am 14 years old and I live in Hampshire, England. I have 3 pet chipmunks called louie, scamp and timmy who is a runt and is very small!! We don't get wild Chipmunks over here so you are very lucky! See ya katy
cool web page.im 12 and i like animals also.
I love this website!!!As a police officer, I found a lot of interesting tips on this site as far as handling situations w/ animals. I even put it in my favorites
Thanks for the hummingbird information. Three other sites I checked were down or MSN just couldnt get to them.
Have fun watching your hummingbirds, I sure hope I attract a few.
KB
Great web-site! Thanks for your wonderful information. We live in Colorado, up in the mountains and our property is surrounded by the Pike National forest. We have lots of animals coming up to our front door. Thanks for the information on what to feed them.
I Love your web pages. I am trying to attract squirrels and hummingbirds and I found some very useful information.
Love to see people trying to help wildlife. Keep up the GOOD WORK.
My wife and I have been having trouble lately finding hummingbird nectar at the stores. I found your site after doing a search on how to make our own. I even learned a few things here. You have a terrific site. I about fell over when I saw that you were only ten! You're obviously a very bright young lady and I'm sure you're well on you way to getting into Harvard.
Your Bat Box is awesome! This is an outstanding site, you should be very proud!
Good Luck Lindsey you are a real Dr. Doolittle
HI LINDSAY. ENJOYED YOUR WEBPAGE. SOUNDS LIKE YOU WOULD LOVE TO LIVE AT MY HOUSE. WE HAVE A 100+ YEAR OLD BARN AND HAD THE PLEASURE OF SEEING 5 BABY FOXES RAISED THERE THIS SPRING. THE DEN WAS UNDER THE FLOOR OF A ROOM IN THE BACK OF THE BARN WITH A RAISED FLOOR. PERFECT FOR A DEN. ALTHOUGH REALLY CUTE AND CHARMING, BABY FOXES CAN BE A REAL NUISANCE! THEY TRASHED THE BARN. POOPED ALL OVER EVERYTHING! SMELLED THE WHOLE PLACE UP. GOT IN THE DONKEY'S FEED TROUGH, ATE THE CRUMBS AND THEN POOPED IN THE TROUGH. WE TRIED TO IGNORE THEM SO THEY WOULDN'T GET TAME AND LEARN TO TRUST HUMANS BUT THE LITTLE DEVILS WOULD COME UP TO THE HOUSE IN THE EVENINGS, LAY UP ON THE PICNIC TABLE ON THE PATIO AND HELP THEMSELVES TO THE APRICOTS WE HAD PICKED AND WERE RIPENING ON THE TABLE. THEY WEREN'T THE LEAST BIT AFRAID OF MY 3 POODLES OR THE BARN CAT EITHER. THEY HELPED THEMSELVES TO THE POOR BARN CAT'S FOOD ALSO. BEFORE I DISCOVERED THE FOXES WERE THERE I WAS THINKING THAT OLD CAT SURE WAS EATING A LOT OF FOOD. THE BABY FOXES ARE GROWN NOW AND WENT OUT ON THEIR OWN ALTHOUGH I STILL WILL SEE ONE FROM TIME TO TIME TROLLING THRU THE BARN OR CRUISING ACROSS THE PASTURE. WELL, I GUESS I'LL JUST SIT BACK NOW AND WAIT UNTIL NEXT SPRING WHEN THE INVASION OF THE BABY FOXES HAPPENS AGAIN.
GREETINGS LINDSAY! YOUR WEBSITE IS TERRIFIC. I RAN ACROSS IT WHILE SEARCHING FOR INFO ON RED FOXES. WE HAD A FAMILY OF RED FOXES THAT MADE THEIR DEN UNDERNEATH THE RAISED FLOOR IN A ROOM IN THE BACK OF OUR 75+ YEAR OLD BARN. WE TRIED TO IGNORE THEM AND NOT BOTHER THEM SO THEY WOULD NOT BECOME TAME AND LOSE THEIR FEAR OF MAN BUT TO NO AVAIL. THEY GOT SO BOLD THEY WOULD COME RIGHT UP TO US AND OUR DOGS. THEY ALSO LIKED TO COME UP TO THE HOUSE AND LAY ON THE PICNIC TABLE ON THE PATIO AND EAT THE APRICOTS WE HAD PICKED AND PUT ON THE TABLE TO RIPEN. BEFORE I REALIZED THEY WERE THERE, I COULDN'T FIGURE OUT WHY THE OLD BARN CAT WAS EATING SO MUCH CATFOOD! THEY LOVED THE CATFOOD. AS INTERESTING AND ADORABLE AS THEY WERE, WHEN SUMMER CAME AND THEY FINALLY STRUCK OUT ON THEIR OWN, WE WERE RELIEVED. OUR BARN WAS TRASHED. THEY FROLICKED ALL THROUGH THE BARN KNOCKING THINGS ALL OVER THE PLACE. THERE WERE FOX FECES ALL OVER THE PLACE AND THE SMELL WAS LESS THAN INVITING! OCCASIONALLY I WILL STILL SEE ONE SNOOPING AROUND THE BARN OR CRUISING THRU THE PASTURE. EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE A TERRIBLE NUISANCE I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT SPRING TO SEE IF WE GET OUR LITTLE BARN VISITORS AGAIN! TAKE CARE AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, KIDDO, I CAN TELL, YOU ARE GOING TO DO GREAT THINGS IN YOUR LIFE.
Lindsay...Great site, spent a hour on it.As a Wildlife Rehabilitator I can Appreciate it. Excellent information. If you get a chance visit http://wildlife-help.org/tidbits.htm for some fun and facts about wildlife and domestics..Thanks Tom
Thanks! I really like your site and plan to come back. I was looking for a recipe for hummingbird food, my local Walmart is already out and can't get any more for awhile. My visitors are still hungry, and with the drought, there's not many flowers for them. You may have helped save their lives! Thanks, again!
I enjoyed reading your articles and although there were some items I have known for a long time I learned a few more.Keep up the good work and I keep visiting to see whats new. Thank you Jack l. Weir Sr.
your site it's so cool. I love it.Thanks for have it.Now i've got a picture of raccoon.I was looking for one picture long time ago.Greetings from CHILE.
this page is really kool.i am in a competition in the UK.it is about helping the environment and this page has really helped. i didn't know flying squirrels existed.are there any in the UK?
I love your site. I just learned to make my own web page at thirdage.com and I have a link to your page. At your suggestion I made one of my bird feeders into a feather's feeder earlier this summer.
You have the best website ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really love your web page. the pictures are wonderful and information great!
Hi Lindsay, Sure enjoyed your web site. Last week we found a chipmunk in our back yard. I wanted to find out a little about them and came upon your web site. You certainly did a great job of putting all this together. Keep up the good work. I'm sure you will be at Harvard some day. Sincerely, Rita Kruegeeer P. S. I have five daughters. They are 33, 31, 29, 15(almost 16) and 8 (almost 9) and five grandchildren I am just learning about computers myself and am having lots of fun exploring. Good luck!
Lindsay, I downloaded your(and your Dad's) directions for building a bat box sometime last year. I finally got around to building 3 of them a couple of months ago. Mounted one on the back side of my house, under the eve & the other two in trees down by the creek. My question now is, how do I attract the bats I see flying around my house into the homes that I've built?? See'm flying every nite, but none in the boxes!! :( Please e-mail me with Y'r response. Ken ps by the way I'm a 54 yr old retired man just doing his thing. Got 2 daughters(28 & 16), 2 grandkids(4 & 6)
Lindsay! You are an inspriration! What a wonderful Website. Good Luck with Harvard and with the Presidential goals! I love Wildlife also. You can definately feel as though you are making a difference in the world educating the people around you!!
Good LUck! I will use your Website in My classroom.
Kate
Lindsay! You are an inspriration! What a wonderful Website. Good Luck with Harvard and with the Presidential goals! I love Wildlife also. You can definately feel as though you are making a difference in the world educating the people around you!!
Good LUck! I will use your Website in My classroom.
Kate
Hello,
Just one more person telling you that you have a great web page. Keep up the good work. Both of my children are grown now, but I remember taking "nature walks" with my son years ago. I would like to think he learned a lot from me on those trips, I know I learned a lot from him, and still carry fond memories of those days.
What a cool and informative site :-) thanks! Suz in Alaska
Great job. we really enjoy your web site. I am only three. but my mom helps me and we have fun looking at all the animals. thanks, Lucas.
We loved your site. Morgan had to present a school project on a forest habitat and your phots were great. I copies a few for him to show his class. He had to make a diorama in a shoe box and tell about it. This helped greatly with the project. Thanks Jackie
Wonderful site, best I have seen on the net about wildlife
This is a cool site but you need to put on something about the black tailed deer because you have something on the white tailed deer but not the black tailed. But thanks anyways.
I think your site is great , have been thinking about putting up a bat house, the idea is so good.
I am very impressed with your site,keep up the good work.Keep making the a's and dreaming the dreams and you will see the dreams come true. You're headed in the right direction, so don't let friends and peer pressure steer you in the wrong direction.As others have said Harvard will be lucky to get you. Keep up the good work.
your site is very helpful in the proccess of looking for pictures of wildlife animals
Been looking for a site like this for awhile-thanks for all the help. I love wildlife and birds and have alot of questions that you have helped answer.I'll be sure to stay with this site and if I ever need more help I know where I can go. Keep up the good work because I for one really appreciate all the help I can get. Good Job!!!!!!!
I just found you web page. This is what I have been looking for. I want to build a wildlife place on a 1/4 acer of land. I really need all the information I can get. I am hoping to start it next spring.
Thank you Teresa Travis
I just found you and love your site, keep up the good work for all of us birders and wildlife lovers to enjoy. Squirrel & Chipmunk from Door County WI
Hey Lindsay, I like your website. It's cool. I'm going to post your website on my website. Is that o.k? You should come visit some time. The email address is: http://expage.com/page/theraccoonsightingshotline. Bye.
This is a FANTASTIC site. My kids and I will visit often - we're going to try to attract some deer and foxes... I'll let you know how it works out.
your site is really cool.
Enjoyed your spot, especially about butterflies since right now on the coast of Texas we have so many monarchs on their way to Mexico and beyond. Thanks for a great site.
Wow Lindsay! I enjoyed viewing your site more that the San Diego Zoo Site!!!
Good luck with your ambitions. I'm sure you'll accomplish much.
Lindsay,
What a great site!!! I love it!!! So much information. Thanks for the pics of bluebird nests, this will be a great help to me. Kathy in Massachusetts
I enjoyed your site, it helped me alot!!! =)
Thank you for sharing your website with me. I'm just two years old but I really enjoyed your pictures and my mom read to me about the chipmunks, bluebirds and deer. I will visit again soon!
Sean (& Mom)
Hi. Your website is really cool. Especially the "eye tester"! Keep up the good work!
your pictures and site are wonderful. my son did a report on raccoons for school and the picture of the baby raccoon was "too" cute. thank you very much. I shall visit again
Karen
I really like your Website! Because of this website my 8th grade class was able to finish our nature trail and our animal exibite. Thanx a whole bunhc Lindsey!