[TN-Bird] Pectoral Sandpiper

This morning on the way to work I was driving down Windy City Road through 
Crockett County when a Pectoral Sandpiper flushed from a side ditch and 
flew in front of my truck.  In fact about 2 feet more and I would have hit 
him!  This was my first Pec of the year.
Also my Purple Martins finally showed up on Saturday - 3 males and 2 
females arrived at about 1:30 pm.  They were about a week later than 
normal this year.

Good birding,

Mark Greene
Trenton, TN
Gibson County

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