[TN-Bird] Kingfisher on Kingston Pike

Monday afternoon around 3:30 p.m. I was stopped in traffic on eastbound 
Kingston Pike in Knoxville (just east of Cedar Bluff Road) when I heard the 
unmistakable sound of a belted kingfisher.  I looked out my right window in 
time to see one fly up from the small creek on the west side of the Lincoln 
Mercury dealership and alight on a telephone wire with its catch (brown 
tubular looking creature about 2 inches long, resembled a very fat 
caterpillar).  A nice distraction from the holiday traffic.

Carole Gobert
Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee


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