[TN-Bird] Fox Sparows

  • From: Tanager5556@xxxxxxx
  • To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sat, 18 Feb 2006 15:15:37 EST

My wife and I have been Great American Backyard Bird Watching today.   
Earlier today while we were both looking out the dining room window she asked  
"what's that"?  I looked and to my surprise saw that it was a Fox  Sparrow.  
This 
was only the second one I had seen in the yard in 9 years of  birding.  A Short 
while later he appeared again and this time had a friend  with him.  Two Fox 
Sparrows for this years count. Unfortunately I think we  are going to fall a 
few species short of last years count.  We have had 16  Purple Finches though 
and a couple of Red Tailed hawks and three pine  warblers.  Getting close to 
thirty species.
 
J. Marty Paige
Cleveland, TN    
Bradley County SW 

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