[TN-Bird] Savannah CBC-Hope it doesn't get scrambled again

From: TNbarredowl@xxxxxxx
To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 9 Jan 2004 20:24:33 EST

The Savannah TN CBC was conducted January 3.  I still have not heard from one 
party, but we have already tallied 99 species.  Highlights included Greater 
Scaup (Savannah sewage ponds), Lesser Black-backed Gull (Pickwick Dam), Common 
Ground-Dove (northern loop of Crunk Rd., Savannah Bottoms, DeLorme p. 17, D7) 
and 2 Fish Crows (below Pickwick Dam).  Notable usuals included 10 woodcock 
(an advantage of warm weather-75 degrees), 2 Short-eared Owls (Hamburg Rd. 
south 
of Shiloh), 4 Brown-headed Nuthatches (TVA Campground), 7 Palm Warblers (3 
parties), 21 Vesper Sparrows (3 parties), 2 Lincoln's Sparrows, 3 Lapland 
Longspurs, 18 Brewer's Blackbirds, 13 Purple Finches and 33 Pine Siskins.  
Regulars 
missed so far include most puddle ducks (found only Wood Duck, Mallard and 
Shoveler), Bufflehead, Merlin, Shrike, Red-breasted Nuthatch, House, Marsh and 
Sedge Wrens, and LeConte's Sparrow.
Damien Simbeck
Killen, AL


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