[TN-Bird] Standifer Gap Marsh

  • From: "David & Gloria Patterson" <dgpatterson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <SEFC-Birding@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 19:56:40 -0000

American Bittern, 0, in a 3-hour wade completely around the marsh
Least Bittern, 1, finally saw it, in cattails just south of main body of water, 
near beaver dam, where it has been singing since May 4.

King Rail, 1, still showing off, Ed Byrne (Nashville) and Bill and Betty 
Wampler all had long views

Virginia Rail, 6+, harder to see now

Sora, 4+, also harder to see

Bobolink: some of the TOS group were noticing most of the Bobolinks were males 
and wondered if males arrive first and females later.  Today for the first fime 
there were almost all females.  They stayed mostly in the foot high clover, but 
flew around enough to be fairly easily noticed from a car or from a distance 
(about noon).

  4/28  4 males
  5/1    about 9 males and 3 females
  5/2    at least 25, almost all males
  5/4    7 males
  5/10  4-6 males and 30-40 females

David Patterson
Standifer Gap Marsh, Chattanooga
Hamilton Co., TN
May 10, 2004

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