Rhode Island
Sunday, Feb.21,2010 at around 10:30 am.
My two sons and I saw a bald eagle in a field on Pine Hill Avenue in Johnston, R.I.
Edward Spinella
I saw a bald eagle in West Warwick Rhode Island flying over the Natick Bridge on the Pawtuxet River.
Becky Carlow
2/09/10 Lincoln, Rhode Island
At 12:30 pm I saw a juvenile Bald Eagle flying over the Blackstone canal and Albion falls. Then as I was driving down New River Rd. towards Manville , about a mile and a half away, when I saw the white head and tail of another beautiful Bald Eagle. I pulled over to watch it for a few minutes. I wish I had my camera with me.
Sue Smith
2/9/10- Saw one mature and two juvenile eagles at Cumberland Reservoir, Cumberland, RI. It was 4:00 pm and they flew over the length of the upper portion and settled into some pine trees in the lower side.
Eric Todd
I saw 2 Bald Eagles this morning in Lincoln, RI flying along the Blackstone River near the Albion Falls. I saw a single one yesterday afternoon up stream, but a pair today.
Kevin Carroll
We saw a bald eagle flying over my house in Providence, RI (near intersection of North Main Street and Chace Avenue) on 1/9/10 at about 11:30 a.m. It made several passes, then flew up high and headed east toward Blackstone River and beyond.
Geoffrey Schnirman
On 2 January 2010 at about 10:15 AM, one Adult Bald Eagle made at least three passes hugging the shoreline below treetop level between Sabin Point and Cresent/Larissa Park in Riverside, RI. On the third pass, the eagle could could clearly be seen to be carrying a large rodent.
Robert Settipane
Today, (1/1/2010) for the first time, I saw a bald eagle fly across Carl's Pond from SE to
NW. Carl's pond is at the junction of Jencks Road in Wentham and Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
At first glance it appeared to be a vulture flying away against the overcast sky. As the bird
turned sideways I picked up my binoculars and observed it's big white head and tail. Awesome!
Richard Gagnon, Woonsocket,RI
Rhode Island. 12/21/09
We observed a mature bald eagle with full white tail plumage and head coloring circling over junction of Route 1 and Old Tower Hill Road, heading into Wakefield. This area is just west of the southern end of the Narrow River watershed.
Dodi & Walter Horowitz
Saunderstown, RI
On Wednesday morning 12/9/2009 I saw a Bald Eagle circling over the Ten Mile River between PCC & Parkside Avenue. First sighted it was flying North at tree top level upstream from the Armistice Blvd Dam and then started circling over the river around the Eddington Street area for several minutes and then dropped out of sight.
Mike Bertrand, Pawtucket, RI 02861
I just saw (11/10/09) a bald eagle flying along the Blackstone River on the Lincoln/Cumberland Rhode Island line (Blackstone River Bike path) near the waterfall in the Albion section of Lincoln. Five others I spoke with saw the eagle flying down the river below tree level as well.
R. Luz
On Sunday morning February 15th I saw a bald eagle circling over the
Blackstone river on the Lincoln - Woonsocket line. It was upstream from
the Manville dam
It was north of the Manville Dam and near the RT 99 bridge.
Tom Crowley
At 10:15 AM on 1/20/09 I saw a large Bald Eagle fly past my home on Terrace Ave in Riverside, RI. I was looking across the street at the bay and saw it fly between the two homes across from me. It was flying North to South above the beach. I caught a second view a second later as it flew between two other homes.
AL THEILIG
We saw a family of bald eagles. Two adults and 3 babies at the Cumberland Reservoir in Cumberland Rhode Island.
Lynne Cullen
I have been seeing 4 bald eagles at the north end of the Narrow River in
North Kingstown, Rhode Island for 2-3 months now. There's at least one
adult with the full white head and tail, another that has a white head
but the tail is not quite full white, and two immature eagles with no
white head or tail but mottled white on the wings. I have seen all four
at one time and have pictures of the two immatures on the ice picking at
a fish and the two adults in the same tree.
Jeff Parker
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