FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Worm-eating, B&W, White-eyed Vireo at Radnor Lake

[JanKShaw@xxxxxxx]

4-8-08
Radnor Lake 
Davidson Co.
It's interesting what different birds you can see at different times of day  
at the same place.   Frank Fekel birded Radnor early this morning  and Dave 
Hawkins and I birded there from 8:30-11:30 and came away with a  different set 
of birds.  Dave is an accommplished professional  photographer and was taking 
photos of the birds we saw, so we were going at  a snail's pace.  That paid off 
several times when birds came into view that  weren't there when we stopped.  
Lesson learned; slow down.   We  didn't see Frank's Hooded Warbler, but we 
did have our first of season  Worm-eating Warbler, Black-and-White, and 
White-eyed Vireos (3), all feasting on  something low to the ground in the same 
area.  
There were also 4 Louisiana  Waterthrushes, 1 Black-throated Green, many 
Yellow-rumps and very confiding  Ruby-crowned Kinglets and a Hairy Woodpecker.  
One male Wood Duck was  doing a head bobbing display for the female nearby.
 
Jan Shaw
Nashville, TN  


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