[TN-Bird] Lincoln's Sparrow

Yesterday (10/30) I went to our field again and found a nice flock of sparrows. 
In the flock, there was Swamp, Song, Field, White-throated, and a lone 
LINCOLN'S SPARROW, a new yard bird.  We attracted the Lincoln's by pishing and 
Screech-Owl calls. The bird flew up a few feet away from us for a quick second, 
allowing great views, then flew back down in the brush. Jus to make sure we 
weren't seeing a funny Song Sparrow, we went to the area where it flew, and no 
doubt, a Lincoln's. I went back this morning (10/31) to see if I could find the 
bird again, and as soon as I put my boot in the creek, a Lincoln's flew across 
the creek into some brush. Later on, when I was about to cross back, I saw 
Vesper Sparrow (second time in yard).
David Hollie, Zack Barrow, and Jason Anders
Ringgold, GA
Catoosa Co.
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