[Bristol-Birds] Henslow's Sparrow still present

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Following Don Holt's directions (which were absolutely perfect), I was able to 
locate the Henslow's Sparrow (on Keebler Road - Wash. Co.) this morning.  It 
was singing from the exact mustard plant (the one on the left) that Don had 
described.  I do advise anyone who goes looking for the bird, to go in the 
morning hours.  I have been down two late afternoons in a row, with no luck.  I 
also advise taking a scope with you.  The song gives the bird away, but to see 
details you will need the scope.

Also along Keebler Road was a Loggerhead Shrike!!!

Other birds:
Greater Yellowlegs (1)
Solitary Sandpiper (3)
Spotted Sandpiper (1)
Horned Lark (2)
Blue Grosbeak (2)



Thomas S. McNeil
Elizabethton, TN
tsmcneil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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