[TN-Bird] Connecticut at Radnor Lake, Nashville
- From: JanKShaw@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 22 May 2004 11:42:04 EDT
May 22
Radnor Lake
Davidson Co., TN
Chris Sloan and Jay Desgrosellier heard a Connecticut Warbler this morning at
Radnor Lake while waiting on the bench at the long bridge. I heard it again
at 8:40, but waited another hour without ever hearing it again. This bird
sings so sporadically while migrating that you must stay in one place long
enough
to detect it. No Mourning Warblers were heard. There was a Kentucky Warbler
singing continuously from high above at the Artist and Teacher bench. I
followed it as it sang all the way to just before the platform that looks out
over
the lake. This bird has been conspicuously absent for much of the spring at
Radnor. All the Wood Thrushes are only at the east end of the lake this year,
and there is only one pair of Prothonotarys around the lake. The Spotted
Sandpipers were not seen today, but the Ruby-throated Hummingbird continues on
the nest along the dam road.
Jan Shaw
Nashville, TN
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