[TN-Bird] TN Warbler - Knox

The rain made for a slow, lazy morning for me and the birds but
eventually wound up with 2 vireos and 7 warblers in the yard
(west Knox Co; Mon, 28 April) including first-of-season OVENBIRD
and a brief look at a TENNESSEE WARBLER which was singing most
of the morning but doing a good job of hiding in the leaves.
This is only the 2nd TN Warbler I've had in the yard in spring
in the 7 years we've lived here.

The rest of the vireos and warblers were Red-eyed and Yellow-
throated Vireo; "Myrtle", Black-and-white, Palm, Black-throated
Green, and Hooded Warblers.

A Blackburnian Warbler was the only highlight in the yard yesterday
(4/27).

Dean Edwards
Knoxville, TN


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