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I've seen several mature and immature Broadwings on the move through Roane and 
Morgan counties in the past 2 weeks, usually in pairs so far, heard all sorts 
of fleeting, sparrow-y voices I don't recognize, and been given the once-over 
by fresh faces at the hummingbird feeders (the newbies park 3 feet away from my 
nose and stare for about 5 seconds before they start feeding). As Jesse 
Livingston observed, the cool snap seems to have reduced the number of hummers. 
More titmice and Carolina chickadees.

Liz Singley
Kingston TN

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