[tn-bird] Re: tupelos and thrushes

Dean, I agree with you on the Black Gum trees.  In spring I can count on 
goldfinches and warblers searching for insects as the trees leaf out. After 
20 years of looking ill the largest one did not survive last winter and had 
to be cut down.  Fortunately a couple of smaller ones are coming on, but they 
have plenty of growing before catching up with the departed tree.  The tree 
was tall enough to be easily viewed from the deck on the back of my house and 
provided many hours of enjoyment.

Barbara Finney
Knoxville
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