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[TN-Bird] FOS chipping sparrow
- From: Dthomp2669@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 13:28:16 EST
Hi Birders,
Just had my FOS chipping sparrow here at Dee's Smorgabird in the Charlotte
Park section of West Nashville, Davidson County. It's a chipper little
chippie just dashing around feeding on all the seeds in sight. It flew up
onto a
grape vine and posed for me to digicam it.
A female slate-colored junco arrived yesterday to join the male. They don't
seem to want to associate much with the dark-eyed junco scout that arrived
first. Thought these two "species" were compatible, but these are not acting
like it. Maybe they have "junco-ality" clashes with it.
Cheers, prayers & happy birding,
De Thompson
Nashville, TN
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