[TN-Bird] Anhinga in Knox County

Just a note for Knox area birders -- My husband spotted an anhinga 
drying its wings at 1:20 p.m. today. The bird is beside Neyland Drive 
at the point that Third Creek flows into Fort Loudoun Lake, at the 
edge of UT's Ag Campus and the UT Gardens. We've seen black-crowned 
night herons in the past along the same creek in the early evening 
hours. The greenway path beside the creek offers a nice path for 
spotting birds, turtles, and fish.


Margot Pantalone
Knoxville, TN
Knox County



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