[TN-Bird] Meadow Larks
- From: amjwoody@xxxxxxxxxxx
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- Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2009 22:19:46 +0000 (UTC)
After missing the KTOS field trip to Kyker Bottoms this morning, Gary and I
wanted to do something today, so we went to Forks of the River Wildlife
Management Area this afternoon. Â In addition to the usual suspects, we saw
100-200 Eastern Meadowlarks in the fields along Will Skeleton Greenway. Â What
a wonderful, colorful, and unexpected sight!
Alice Woody
Knox County
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