[TN-Bird] arriving herons

This morning at the Discovery House in Murfreesboro, one Yellow-crowned 
Night-Heron was seen, hopefully they will breed there again this year.  At the 
Fate Sanders area of Percy Priest Lake, several Black-crowned Night-Herons were 
observed while stalking the beach.  At the Pool Knobs area of PP Lake, a Snowy 
Egret was seen standing on the mud flat.  This may be a new early date for the 
state - the first in Robinson's book is March 29.  There may well be some later 
early date sightings reported of which I am unaware.

Cheers

Terry Witt
Murfreesboro Tn 37130 


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