[TN-Bird] Sage Thrasher trips

TN-Birders:

           I was unable to find the Sage Thrasher on Monday or Tuesday,
although my visits to the area were brief (about 45 minutes). It may be
gone or simply not like the weather we've had for the past five days.

           Since the sun is finally coming out, I'm willing to
take people out there on Friday and Sunday to see if we have better luck
than last weekend when it was so gray and rainy. So here are the trip details:



Friday, Nov. 21 at 11:00 PM
Meet me (Susan Hoyle) at 11:00 at the AmSouth Bank (Bearden Branch) parking 
lot at 6100 Kingston Pike at the intersection of Northshore Dr. and Kingston 
Pike. From I-40 take the Papermill Rd exit (exit 383) and take Northshore Dr. 
over to the first light at Kingston Pike. Cross Kingston Pike and turn right 
into the bank parking lot. We will caravan and carpool from here.

Sunday, Nov. 23 at 11:00
Same as above.
          
There may also be a trip on Saturday. Marcia will post details.

Remember the island is covered in blackberry brambles, so wear suitable 
clothing
if you wish to attempt to flush the bird.

Susan Hoyle
Knoxville, TN

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