FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Re: Waterthrush on Saturday

[muise@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

In his email I believe Charlie gave a clear description of the waterthrush that 
we saw, as well as the habitat it was in.  Although I am far from an expert on 
Waterthrushes, the feature that stuck out to me the most was the broad, flaring 
rear of the supercilium.  As Charlie described.  I also noted the buff belly.  
Had I realized that a Louisiana Waterthrush was such a rarity I would have 
taken better notes.  I too did not look at the throat.

Tracey Muise
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