[TN-Bird] Looking for Least Flycatcher in the Smokies

I will be camping at Mile High Campground in Cherokee NC next week 
with my family; my son Nate has never seen Least Flycatcher.



I have a general idea what kind of habitat in which to look for Least 
Flycatcher but would be most grateful if anyone has more specific 
advice.   Nate also needs Black-billed Cuckoo, though I suspect that 
is a more "iffy" bird.  Again, I would be grateful for any counsel.
-- 
James R. Peters
Department of Philosophy
The University of the South
Sewanee, TN
37383
Isaiah 40.31
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