[tn-bird] Indigo buntings and warblers (Kingston)

No sooner had I written to TN-bird saying that my indigo buntings had yet to 
arrive, when 2 male IBs began singing noisily from the treetops. Also had 
numerous Black-and-white, Worm-eating, and Cape May warblers feeding in my 
trees, and heard a possible snip of Black-throated green warbler song! I wonder 
if "my" wild turkeys will be back this spring?

Liz Singley
Kingston TN

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