FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Cedar Waxwings!

[Thornius2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Today I was shocked to see and hear about 3 Cedar Waxwings singing in thw 
willow tree in front of my porch, around my feeders.  I thought it was rather 
late inthe year for these vbirds to still be around in Tennessee.  A pretty 
poor 
quality picture can be found on page 5 of my website:  
http://www.freewebs.com/thornsbirds  I will continue to wat ch for these birds. 
 They appear to be 
staying longer and longer each year and I suspect eventually we will have them 
year round.
Good Birding!

Nat Winston III
Hermitage, Tn
thornius2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.freewebs.com/thornsbirds


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