FreeLists / tn-bird / [TN-Bird] Red Phalarope still present

[Mary Zimmerman <tnwarbler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Frank Fekel, Phillip Casteel and I went to Britton Ford today to look for 
the Red Phalarope. We found it, first in the water, then it flew over to 
the flats and joined a group of Dunlin. The Dunlin got up and flew around 
for several minutes, the Phalarope with them. Then it separated from them 
and landed in the water again briefly. Then flew back to the mud flats and 
fed. We were able to get fairly close while it fed. In addition to the 
Dunlin, we also had a Greater Yellowlegs, some Pipits and a Rusty Blackbird 
on the mud flats.

Mary Zimmerman
Nashville, TN


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