[TN-Bird] Early(ish) Canada Warbler, Lewis County

A singing Canada Warbler in the yard (western Lewis County) this  
morning was a surprise; this isn't my earliest ever for TN but is is  
my second earliest and only the second time I have come across the  
species here in April.  Got a very nice look at him; always has been  
one of my favorite warblers.

In other news, the Carolina Wrens being co-parented by Eastern  
Phoebes fledged today; there seemed to be some custody battles going  
on between the biological and adoptive parents but I did see  
fledglings being fed by both wrens and phoebes later in the day.  I  
suspect I'll lose track of them now given the multiple nesting pairs  
of both species within close proximity of our house.

Bill Pulliam
Hohenwald TN
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