[Bristol-Birds] weekend rambles in east TN
- From: dnldhlt@xxxxxxx
- To: butternuts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, se-odonata@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, bristol-birds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 03 Jul 2007 21:34:16 -0400
Hey folks,
???? I've been out and about the last few days with Dianne Draper, her visiting
sister April Mattes, and Dianne's daughter Michelle Rambo, all of them
accomplished nature observers.? Notable sightings of the last few days include
a plant (Climbing Fumitory); some butterflies (Common Roadside-Skipper,
Appalachian Brown, Northern Pearly-Eye); an odonate (Appalachian Jewelwing);
and some birds (Red-headed Woodpecker,? and a LA Waterthrush fledgling).
FRI 29 JUN 2007
Clarks Creek, Unicoi Co., TN
Pipevine Swallowtail
Eastern Tiger Swallowtail
Cabbage White
Cloudless Sulphur
Sleepy Orange
Summer Azure
Eastern Comma
Questionmark
Red Admiral
Silver-spotted Skipper
Common Roadside Skipper
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FRI 29 JUN 2007
junction Hwy 107 / Horse Creek Park Rd.
Greene Co., TN
Red-headed Woodpecker
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FRI 29 JUN 2007
Paint Creek Recreation Area
Greene Co., TN
Adlumia fungosa, Climbing Fumitory, in bloom
Pipevine Swallowtail
Spicebush swallowtail
American Snout
Appalachian Brown
Northern Pearly-Eye
Common Roadside Skipper
Orange Bluet
Prince Baskettail
Blue Dasher
Eastern Amberwing
Slaty Skimmer
Black Saddlebags
Broad-winged Hawk
Louisiana Waterthrush and fledgling
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SUN 01 JUL 2007
Nolichucky River above Jackson Bridge at the gated ford to the island on
Charlie Carson Rd., Washington Co., TN
Appalachian Jewelwing
American Rubyspot
Powdered Dancer
Dusky Dancer
Blue-ringed Dancer
Blue-fronted Dancer
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Don Holt
Johnson City, TN
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