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[TN-Bird] Montgomery County/Stewart County Great Egrets
- From: UTLAW97@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 09:46:02 EDT
The place I typically look is on the Stewart County/Montgomery County border
just east of Cross Creek NWR. There are 6 major ponds and almost every spot
I looked has dried up, even after the storms we have had. But, there were 11
Great Egrets yesterday in the one pond that has water left in it. Same pond
also had 2 Great Blue Herons, a few killdeer and about 6 ducks I couldn't make
out. On Saturday there were 9 great egrets, and for a few weeks back into
July there had been one or two. Also on Saturday there was a Green Heron,
which
I had not seen there before, I think because they tended to be at the shallow
ponds that are now dried up.
The one pond that hasn't dried is connected to the Cumberland River, but
even it has last over half its surface area.
I realized one pond I thought was still okay wasn't when I saw a Great Blue
Heron walking around on the surface yesterday. I had previously seen five
green herons at one time there. It was just plain mud.
Jeff Grimes
Woodlawn, TN
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