[TN-Bird] Re: Broad-Winged Hawks, Yard Birds

Hi Jimmy,

Thanks for your reply. Those Broad-winged Hawks certainly gave us a =
thrill! I don't know what I will do with myself if we ever see one of =
the very large flights!

Would their altitude indicate that they were searching for a roosting =
area? They were low, and they never climbed but continued circling =
within the group as they moved forward south. We are just on a little =
ridge, so our perspective was limited. A wider view would have been =
great! I could get into hawk watching!!

I would like to add that I neglected to mention in my "yard list" the 3 =
most numerous species; the seasonably ubiquitous Magnolia Warblers, =
Tennessee Warblers, and American Redstarts. What's wrong with me?!

Great Birding!
Kim Henry
Friendsville, TN in Blount County
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