[TN-Bird] poss Black-chinned Hummingbird

November 26, 2003
Blount Co.
The possible BLACK-CHINNED HUMMINGBIRD posted 11/24/03 seen in Maryville on 
Sunday 11/23/03 was seen again this morning for less than one minute at 7:48 
am. It appeared to be an immature male with a large spot in the lower portion 
of the throat. The tail didn't extend much beyond the wings; primary shape was 
not convincingly noted, but was broader than what I picture in a Ruby-throat. 
It sat on the feeder and was not seen hovering nor pumping its tail.

Tom Howe
Alcoa
tdhowe@xxxxxxxxx

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