[TN-Bird] Easter yard birds

A cool, dank Easter morning here in downtown Murfreesboro in Rutherford County 
has been brightened a bit by some uncommon avian visitors--a pair of brown 
creepers working the huge old silver maple in my back yard, and a pair of 
towhees darting in and out of the hedges.  Very happy to see the Towhees as it 
had been awhile since any have graced my yard.  Also scored a new yard bird [I 
only started keeping track 1/1/05]--a single field sparrow holding its own amid 
the 2-3 dozen white-throats that are everyday denizens.
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Paul F. Wells
Murfreesboro, TN 
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