[TN-Bird] Record Cornell Feeder Count
- From: Oligobird@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2007 17:31:24 EDT
Today all the "incidentals" turned up on the same day, plus a couple of
(perhaps) non-feeder birds. We had the Brown Creeper, the Yellow-bellied
Sapsucker,
the new House Sparrow, the Chipping, Song and Field Sparrows (not always all
three) on top of the usual 24-29 species. In addition we have two female
Turkey and an Eastern Meadowlark, not yet sure if these are accepted, although
the
Turkey are feeding on the corn. So, 35 species up to 4:30 PM on the second
count day, although the numbers of Goldfinch and the various blackbirds are
scarce. Now if only a cowbird shows up at dusk! Ralph Brinkhurst Lebanon,
Wilson
Co.
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