[TN-Bird] FOS hummers & warblers in the yard

From: "Anna Varney" <livingglass@xxxxxxx>
To: "tnbird" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2006 17:38:29 -0500

Sorry for this late post, busy doing other things...From my yard in Perry 
County:
First of season Ruby throated Hummingbird showed up on 4.07.06 and made its 
presence known by peeking in the windows, little devil.  I was caught off guard 
since their usual show up date for the past few years has been 4.11 faithfully. 
 I hurried up my dinner to cook up the sugar water for him and he's been here 
since despite the cold lows (20's) we've had lately.  Nashville can have a low 
of 40, but here we freeze...dogwood winter.  He's since been joined by another 
male and the fights have begun.  Another feeder has been put up in the yard 
away from the first.

First of season warblers:  on the evening of 04.09.06 from the windows looking 
to the front woods I observed the following:

BLACK-AND-WHITE WARBLER
YELLOW-THROATED WARBER 
BLACK-THROATED GREEN WARBLER.

Anna Varney
Linden, TN
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