[TN-Bird] Lewis County migrants
- From: Bill Pulliam <bb551@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: TN-Bird <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 10:05:12 -0500
September 15, 2006 -- Lots of movement the last couple of days. One
Olive-sided Flycatcher (the adult) was still around yesterday, but no
sign of him today. Just since yesterday the tanagers have flipped --
Summer has been the most numerous, but Scarlets are suddenly the most
common as of today. Red-eyed Vireos seem to be thinning out after a
major influx in the first half of the month; meanwhile there's a
White-eyed ("Brown-eyed") Vireo in every bush. Numbers and diversity
of warblers are ramping up, with the season's first Black-throated
Green yesterday. Plus a late singing Whip-poor-will before dawn
today, and calls notes from the first Wood Thrush since July.
Bill Pulliam
Hohenwald TN
http://bbill.blogspot.com/
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