<p align="center"> <img alt="" src="http://www.whisperingeagle.com/Images/Masthead/WESMasthead.jpg" /></p>

There are currently 100 messages.
There have been 6724 visits since 2006-08-29
This page was last accessed on 2009-11-06

Name:	Ted Litwin
How did you find my site?:	From your book.
Where are you from?:	Anderson, S.C.
Notification for new books/products?:	no
Notification for new additions to site?:	no

Comments:
I really enjoyed your book. I am working on a Carolina Wren now.

Message Number: 99
Private Message for guestbook owner - See control panel

Message Number: 98
Private Message for guestbook owner - See control panel

Message Number: 97
Private Message for guestbook owner - See control panel

Message Number: 96
Private Message for guestbook owner - See control panel

Name:	Leonard Adams
How did you find my site?:	your book Carving award winning Songbirds
Where are you from?:	Springfield,Illinois
Notification for new books/products?:	via e-mail;I also sub. to Woodcarving Ill.
Notification for new additions to site?:	via e-mail

Comments:
I've read chapter 3 of Carving Songbirds numerous times.I pick up instructional facts each and every time as a new bird carver.On to painting techniques. I'm a member of our local woodcarving club "Sangamon Valley Woodcarvers". Thanks again for this excellent book.

Name:	Larry Armour
How did you find my site?:	I own a couple of your publications - Most notably - Award Winning Songbird"
Where are you from?:	Abbotsford, BC Canada
Notification for new books/products?:	Yes ??
Notification for new additions to site?:	Yes

Comments:
I am looking to grow up from Songbirds to Raptors . . . any suggestions on Ravens, Crows, and the like . . . Using basswood primarily . . . Have you used black and/or blue India ink for colouring or other penetrating dyes or . . . would you suggest to stay away from that impulse and stick with acrylics? (I am primarily trying to combine some nice Mid and West Coast Native art and stories with realistic carvings . . very popular up here in the Pacific Northwest. Ravens are a source for many stories - therefore - carvings. I have managed 1 Raven on a mask so far. Will email a pic if interested. Many Thanks
Larry

Name:	Brian Hunt
How did you find my site?:	from your book "carving Songbirds
Where are you from?:	Lafayette, IN 47904
Notification for new books/products?:	Yes, by email
Notification for new additions to site?:	Yes, by email

Comments:
I am mentally handicaped in some ways but I do have an artistic mind & hand. Actually, my friend Al is typing this for me.

I would like very much to send you an Email with pictures of a Chickadee I carved. I can do things
by seeing them done but writings and still pictures help me very little.

Will you please send me you Email address because
I would like your advise. Thank You, Brian

Name:	Ann Corbett
How did you find my site?:	was mistaken for you..in an instant message a few times decided to look you up.
Where are you from?:	Washington D.C
Notification for new books/products?:	corbett@aol.com
Notification for new additions to site?:	corbett@aol.com

Comments:
I was mistaken for you in a few instant messages. Thought I would look you up..Ann Corbett

Name:	Steve Russell
How did you find my site?:	Wildfowl Carving Magazine, Fall 2008
Where are you from?:	Independence, Iowa
Notification for new books/products?:	Yes
Notification for new additions to site?:	Yes

Comments:
Great job Lori!
I am new to the carving world but my dad has been carving for about 20 years. I am learning from him. Your web sit is fantastic. I have spent a lot of time here already and have picked up things I will try. Looking forward to ant additions.
Again, Thanks and keep up the good work!
Steve

Leave blank for top of guestbook