[TN-Bird] yard migrants


Haven't had much time to check the yard this week.

I had a male and female Blackburnian Warbler in the yard Monday
morning; part of a 5-warbler day, tieing for most warblers in
a day this fall.  Today (17 Sept) I had 3 Bay-breasted bringing
the total to 10 yard warblers this fall.

The immature Red-headed Woodpecker hung around for at least 3 days
being last seen on Monday but I only got to bird around the house
for a few minutes yesterday and this morning so hopefully I'll see
him again.

A dark smudge in the sky last night turned out to be 4 very high-flying
ducks in a diamond formation, probably teal.  That's the third time
I've had ducks pass through and still don't have one nailed to a
species for the yardlist.


Dean Edwards
Knoxville, TN

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