August 4, 2006 This evening at dusk, I observed a Chuck-will's-widow along Brown's Bridge Road, near Tusculum in Greene County. The bird used a power line for a perch and sallied for insects every minute or so, always returning to the same general area. I got great looks at it at close range and in flight. The tawny-rufous overtones, which help to distinguish it from Whip-poor-will, were still visible in the dim light, and the long, pointy wings were displayed obviously when it flew. As darkness approached and rain threatened, it disappeared during a brief interval when my attention was distracted. Don Miller Greeneville, Greene Co., TN Donald Miller pandion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx EarthLink Revolves Around You.