[TN-Bird] warblers and gnatcatcher

Hi folks,

Sorry if an abbreviated version of this slipped through.  I haven't
finished my coffee yet, and the fingers are a bit clumsy...

wow, spring is really popping here in the Smokies.

On Friday I saw and or heard at least 6 different BLACK-AND-WHITE
WARBLERS, my first 2 BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLERS, and a
YELLOW-THROATED WARBLER at Tremont, inside Great Smoky Mountains
National Park in Blount County.

Yesterday while walking the dogs along the greenway in Maryville
(Blount County) Tracey and I heard one, possibly two BLUE-GRAY
GNATCATCHERS.

At home, just south of Maryville, we still have at least 2 PINE
SISKINS, maybe more than a dozen PURPLE FINCHES and are happy to
still be hosting a LINCOLN'S SPARROW.

Good day!

Charlie

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Charlie Muise, Naturalist near
Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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