[TN-Bird] Cerulean in Knoxville

This just continues what Kevin and Dean have reported.  We have seen an 
increased movement since the 'front' passed through late last week.  Today we 
had our first cerulean warbler of the fall in the creek.  We have also seen a 
turnover in the hummingbird population.  Before the front there were six or 
eight around the yard, then we dropped down to two.  We are now back up to 5 or 
six.  
We had not seen any catbirds in the yard since late May, but since the front 
passed we have had at least a dozen pass through.  Other probable migrants were 
redstart, wormeating warbler, hooded warbler, great-crested flycatchers, and 
red-eyed vireos.  

Dan Mooney
Knoxville, TN
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