[TN-Bird] Re: Question about a Summer Tanager
- From: "Rikki Hall" <rikki@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 18:12:53 -0500 (EST)
There has been a breeding pair of summer tanagers in my front yard every
summer I've lived here (3 years). Two years ago, there was a male that
seemed to overwinter. I heard his chirp late into the fall and also in
early February. Though I did not hear or see him that December or January,
it was probably just me missing him and not him being gone. Last winter, I
never heard or saw a summer tanager outside of breeding season, and this
year I have not heard or seen one since early October.
I'm not sure why a male stuck around two years ago, but not since. He was
not dependent on feeders as far as I know. Perhaps they just get too old
to migrate.
Rikki Hall
Rockford, TN
Blount County
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