[Bristol-Birds] Re: American White Pelican, Hampton, TN

  • From: "Wallace Coffey" <jwcoffey@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <bristol-birds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 00:41:55 -0400

The Kingsport Amrican White Pellican seen often on Netherland Inn Road in 
Sullivan County was 2 Feb 1995 thru at least Mar 1996 and was back and forth 
between Johnson City V.A. pond, Austin Springs (both in Washington County) and 
Kingsport.  The actual ending date of it in the region is somewhat clouded by 
the fact that the people up at Bays Mountain Nature Center caught it in a net 
and took it to the center to take care of it because they said it was injured.  
It is reported to have died at Bays Mountain.  They had no record of the date 
they captured it off the river nor the date it died.  A rather unfortunate 
situation.  But, I guess, that would be a summer record for Northeast Tennessee 
during the summer of 1995.
Let's go birding....

Wallace Coffey
Bristol, TN

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  To: jwcoffey@xxxxxxxxxx ; tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; bristol-birds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
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  Subject: Re: [Bristol-Birds] Re: American White Pelican, Hampton, TN


  Bryan, Wallace, et al
  .
  In our five county area there was the famous Kingsport bird of Netherland Inn 
Road several years but I am not sure of the duration or exact time frame of 
that American White Pelican visit. Is anyone else?

  'Til we bird again

  Rack Cross
  Blountville, TN 
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