[Bristol-Birds] Barn Owl, Warbling Vireo, Sedge Wren, etc. (Greene Co., TN)

May 10, 2009 

Greene County: including especially Greeneville; Lick Creek Bottoms Wildlife 
Management Area unit at intersection of Highway 348, North Mohawk Road, and 
South Mohawk Road (LCBWMA-348/MR); Joachime Bible Refuge (JBR) unit of Lick 
Creek Bottoms Wildlife Management Area 

Observed today: 

Wood Duck (48 JBR) 
Blue-winged Teal (6 JBR) 
Northern Shoveler (JBR) 
Green-winged Teal (2 JBR) 
Hooded Merganser (JBR) 
Northern Bobwhite (4--2 JBR, 2 LCBWMA-348/MR) 
Great Egret (JBR) 
Sora (2 JBR) 
American Coot (JBR) 
Spotted Sandpiper (JBR) 
Solitary Sandpiper (2 JBR) 
Greater Yellowlegs (10+ JBR) 
Lesser Yellowlegs (40+ JBR) 
Least Sandpiper (20 JBR) 
Barn Owl (JBR) 
Red-headed Woodpecker (Bible's Chapel Road 0.2 mile east of Oakwood Road) 
Warbling Vireo (Greeneville) 
Sedge Wren (7--6 JBR, 1 LCBWMA-348/MR) (possibly undercounted) 
Swainson's Thrush (4 Greeneville) 
Tennessee Warbler (Greeneville) 
Chestnut-sided Warbler (Greeneville) 
Cape May Warbler (3 Greeneville) 
Prairie Warbler (JBR) 
Blackpoll Warbler (5 Greeneville) 
American Redstart (2 Greeneville) 
Common Yellowthroat (14) 
Yellow-breasted Chat (6) 
Grasshopper Sparrow (4) 
Orchard Oriole (6) 

Don Miller 
Greeneville, Greene Co., TN

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