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Even living in the suburb, we still have birds of prey that visit us in the early summer when our squirrels and chipmunks have fed on our acorns and hickory nuts. As sad as it may seem, the hawks and falcons have little ones that they must also feed. We have noticed that often there will be a pair, where one will swoop and kill, then pass off to the other as they both fly away. We are surrounded by 70' to 200' trees that seem to facilitate this manuver. They use our driveway as a flight path as they initially swoop in.

William Charles Perry 1280 Tarklin Road Harrisville, RI 02830 401-626-0393 WILLIAM CHARLES PERRY There are so few of us who can trace their American origins back to 1620. And fewer still whose roots here transcended with the American Indian tribe Pokanoket Wampanoag. Bill Painted Arrow Perry's bloodline landed here in the Mayflower, and as one of the tribal council for the Pokanoket, his American roots go back well before 1620. Born in 1938. Slatersville, Rhode Island, Bill developed a passion for the arts as a young man. He not only enjoyed painting, but sculpting as well. He attended the Rhode Island School of Design, and later spent 4 years in the Marines, nurturing his passion whenever possible through instruction and...