[TN-Bird] NTOS field trip results - Yellow-throated Warbler, Orange-crowned, Gnatcatcher
- From: JanKShaw@xxxxxxx
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 29 Mar 2009 15:04:19 EDT
3-29-09
Stones River Greenway
Percy Priest Lake
Davidson Co.
NTOS members braved a cold, raw morning and were rewarded with some early
spring migrants and an awesome show of gorgeous Common Loons. Along the
beautiful Stones River Greenway we enjoyed our first of season Yellow-throated
Warbler which was singing just a bit, and a silent Orange-crowned Warbler.
There
were also many Yellow-rumps making it a 3-warbler morning. Other
highlights there included a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, a singing Brown Thrasher, an
Osprey
bringing in nesting material to a cell tower, and a large flock of Wild
Turkeys with the Toms strutting their stuff.
Just above the dam at Percy Priest Lake there was one Horned Grebe in pretty
good breeding plumage, Northern Shovelers, Lesser Scaup, a raft of about 20
Red-breasted Mergansers, and a few Barn Swallows, but the Common Loons stole
the show. There were about 60, with most of them in exquisite breeding
plumage, and 40 of those in a pretty tight pod that came very close to the
shoreline where we were standing. It was a real treat to see them so close
and in
calm waters.
Canada goose
blue-winged teal
northern shoveler
mallard
lesser scaup
red-breasted merganser
wild turkey
common loon
pied-billed grebe
horned grebe
great blue heron
black vulture
turkey vulture
osprey
red-tailed hawk
killdeer
ring-billed gull
rock pigeon
belted kingfisher
red-bellied woodpecker
downy
northern flicker
phoebe
blue jay
crow
barn swallow
chickadee
titmouse
brown creeper
Carolina wren
golden-crowned kinglet
ruby-crowned kinglet
blue-gray gnatcatcher
bluebird
robin
mockingbird
brown thrasher
starling
cedar waxwing
orange-crowned warbler
yellow-rumped warbler
yellow-throated warbler
towhee
field sparrow
song sparrow
swamp sparrow
white-throated sparrow
cardinal
red-winged blackbird
meadowlark
cowbird
goldfinch
Jan Shaw
Nashville, TN
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