FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Mourning Warbler:Nashville yard bird!

[JanKShaw@xxxxxxx]

As I sat outside this afternoon, a little flock of migrants came through my 
backyard.  Best of all, and a first for my yard, was an immature female 
Mourning Warbler!  I live just 2 miles east of Radnor Lake and always wished 
one them 
would sidestep Radnor just a little bit.  Today I got my wish after just this 
morning complaining that I hadn't seen anything in the yard this fall.  
Others in the yard at the same time were Summer Tanager, Tennessee, 
Black-throated 
Green, Bay-breasted, and Nashville.  Later, I got 2 Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers.
Jan Shaw
Nashville, TN


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