FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Backyard migrants - Knox County

["Steve Clendenen" <scgwc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Today (Sunday), we had 7 Rose-breasted Grosbeaks gorging on oil sunflower seeds 
at our backyard feeders.
During the past 3 days, we have had:
Warblers -
    Blackburnian
    Hooded
    Yellow
    Orange-crowned
    Chestnut-sided
    Tennessee
    Black & White
    Black-throated Blue
    Black-throated Green
    Cerulean
    Worm-eating
    Nashville
    American Redstart
    Ovenbird
Others -
    Baltimore Oriole
    Swainson's, Hermit and Wood Thrushes
    Blue-headed, Red-eyed and Yellow-throated Vireos
    Scarlet Tanager

We still have White-throated Sparrows, sometimes 5.
A Hairy Woodpecker was eating peanut butter today.  Unusual for our yard was a 
Field Sparrow.

We live on a ridge in Farragut, western Knox County.

Steve & Gail Clendenen
    
  
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