[tn-bird] Blue-headed Vireo

    I heard my first BLUE-HEADED (Solitary) VIREO of the year today,
while I was working in a remote hardwood forest (on top of west Pine
Ridge) on the Oak Ridge DOE Reservation.  He was singing next to me for
half an hour while I was doing field work.
    Accompanying him were a mixed feeding flock including Hermit Thrush,
Downy and Pileated WPs, Yellow-rumped Warblers, juncos, titmice,
chickadees, White-breasted Nuthatches, and bluebirds.

--Dev Joslin
Oak Ridge


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