[TN-Bird] blue-gray gnatcatchers

We sat out on the upper deck for about an hour this morning and saw our first 
of season blue-gray gnatcatchers.   There was a lot of movement, 100+ 
yellow-rumped warblers, 12 ruby-crowned kinglets, 6 golden-crowned kinglets, 2 
brown creepers, and 40+ cedar waxwings.  We have had kinglets and yellow-rumps 
around all winter, but the numbers this morning are way up!
There is another flock of yellow-rumps moving through, so it is back out into 
the cold!


Dan Mooney
Knoxville, TN
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