Ruggles. Bainbridge and Jett at the River

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(01-31-2017 03:57 PM)Gene C Wrote:  the Aquidneck is a slightly smaller water fowl than the Aguntneck, with the most visible difference being in the smaller body size, smaller but more pointed beak, and the adult male having blue coloring on its wingtips. The Aguntneck has a larger wingspan with slightly green tail feathers. They are commonly found in the marshy areas of Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
While not on the endangered species list, their numbers have decreased significantly in the past 20 years. And I made all that up!

I read all that and was getting ready to comment that I thought Aquidneck was an Indian name! You are getting too darned good at confusing things...