I took a trip to Roan Mountain this morning in hopes of a few life listers. On the way up saw a few Red-breasted Nuthatch along one of the pulloffs. That was a first for me. Once at Carvers Gap, I parked and took a trail near the outhouse and saw many warblers and other birds in the thicket. I positively identified Blue-winged warbler, Blackburnian warbler, Gray catbird, and Dark-eyed juncos. I had another warbler with a gray head and greenish-yellow wash on the underbody with no wing bars, but couldnt quite identify it. Also there were three brown birds flying from tree to tree together that had brown streaks on the breast and were quite noisy. Not sure what they were. Climbing up the balds, I had Bank and Cliff swallows everywhere. Also had three Sharp-shinned hawks at once. In the evergreen forest on the way up, I had many golden-crowned kinglets and more Juncos. I can definitely tell I need to get back in the swing of things when it comes to birding. I had to much of a break from it during the summer. I hope to break the 200 life-list mark soon, so I better get to it. Can't wait to get out there again soon! Jacob Job Johnson City, TN ETSU __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com