[TN-Bird] 300+ Horned grebes (Franklin Co, TN)

From: david kirschke <dkirschke@xxxxxxxxx>
To: TN-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 28 Nov 2008 14:40:12 -0800 (PST)
Spent the morning at Woods Reservoir looking for lesser black-backed gull and 
enjoying the large numbers of common loons and horned grebes.  I counted 273 
horned grebes from one spot on the dam and they were everywhere, so 300 is 
probably conservative.  Never identified a lesser black-backed gull but ran 
into Ruth Luckado and we gave it our best shot.  I did get a nice close look at 
a pair of greater scaup (state bird) near some lesser scaup and ring-necked 
ducks for comparison.  

Location:     Woods Reservoir
Observation date:     11/28/08
Number of species:     58

Canada Goose     X
Gadwall     X
American Wigeon     X
American Black Duck     X
Mallard     X
Northern Pintail     X
Green-winged Teal     X
Canvasback     X
Ring-necked Duck     X
Greater Scaup     X
Lesser Scaup     X
Bufflehead     X
Hooded Merganser     X
Ruddy Duck     X
Common Loon     X
Pied-billed Grebe     X
Horned Grebe     273
Double-crested Cormorant     X
Great Blue Heron     X
Black Vulture     X
Turkey Vulture     X
Bald Eagle     X
Red-shouldered Hawk     X
Red-tailed Hawk     X
American Kestrel     X
American Coot     X
Killdeer     X
Bonaparte's Gull     X
Ring-billed Gull     X
Rock Pigeon     X
Mourning Dove     X
Belted Kingfisher     X
Red-bellied Woodpecker     X
Northern Flicker     X
Eastern Phoebe     X
Blue Jay     X
American Crow     X
Carolina Chickadee     X
Tufted Titmouse     X
White-breasted Nuthatch     X
Carolina Wren     X
Ruby-crowned Kinglet     X
Eastern Bluebird     X
American Robin     X
Northern Mockingbird     X
European Starling     X
Cedar Waxwing     X
Yellow-rumped Warbler     X
Palm Warbler     X
Eastern Towhee     X
Field Sparrow     X
Savannah Sparrow     X
Song Sparrow     X
White-throated Sparrow     X
Dark-eyed Junco     X
Northern Cardinal     X
Common Grackle     X
American Goldfinch     X

This report was generated automatically by eBird v2(http://ebird.org)

(Also think I saw a house wren in a brushy area but it seems too late[?].)  


David kirschke
Nashville, TN
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