[TN-Bird] Maryville Greenbelt

Charlie Muise, Allan and I visited the pond in downtown on the greenbelt on 
Sunday.  We had intended to go for a longer walk but got distracted trying to 
identify a dragonfly (it turned out to be an "alternate plummage" Prince 
Baskettail).  We did see two birds of note: 2 BLUE WINGED TEAL and 1 SPOTTED 
SANDPIPER.  Otherwise we had the usual suspects. 


None-bird species included a SOFT SHELLED TURTLE.  There were numerous 
damselflies but we didn't have the field guide so we skipped them.  Dragonflies 
included: mating Black Saddle bags, White Tails, Window Skimmers, Pondhawks, 
Blue Darner.  I'm probably missing a few...dragonflies are definitely more 
Charlie's area than mine.

Tracey Muise
Maryville Tn
Blount Co
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