[TN-Bird] NTOS Beaman Park field trip results

4-25-09
Beaman Park
Davidson Co.
 
NTOS members and a visitor from New York enjoyed beautiful Beaman Park this 
 morning.  Since the gate was closed to the University School Wetland early 
 this morning, we didn't get there until after birding at Beaman, when it 
was  pretty hot and there was a scarcity of birds.  Highlights of the day  
were FOS Eastern Wood-Pewee and Acadian Flycatcher for most of us,  Swainson's 
Thrush and Wood Thrush, 13 species of warblers, and Summer and  Scarlet 
Tanagers.  A pair of Kentucky Warblers really put on a show for us,  up close 
and staying in sight quite a while.  The Worm-eating Warblers and  Louisiana 
Waterthrushes are there in good numbers, and we had good looks at a  few.  
 
wild turkey - Eaton's Creek Rd.
great blue heron - at the wetland
black vulture
red-tailed hawk
killdeer - at the wetland
red-bellied woodpecker
downy woodpecker
pileated woodpecker
eastern wood-pewee
Acadian flycatcher
eastern phoebe
red-eyed vireo
blue jay
crow
tree swallow - at the wetland
northern rough-winged swallow - at the wetland
chickadee
titmouse
Carolina wren
ruby-crowned kinglet
blue-gray gnatcatcher
eastern bluebird - at the wetland
Swainson's thrush
wood thrush
brown thrasher - at the wetland
cedar waxwing - in the parking lot at Adventure Science Center 
Tennessee warbler
northern parula
yellow warbler - in the parking lot at ASC
yellow-rumped warbler
black-throated green
yellow-throated warbler
palm warbler - in the parking lot at ASC
black-and-white warbler
worm-eating warbler
ovenbird
Louisiana waterthrush
Kentucky warbler
common yellowthroat - at the wetland
summer tanager
scarlet tanager
chipping sparrow
song sparrow - at the wetland
white-throated sparrow
cardinal
indigo bunting
red-winged blackbird - at the wetland
brown-headed cowbird
goldfinch
 
Jan Shaw
Nashville, TN
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