[TN-Bird] Pine Siskins in Townsend
- From: "Steve Clendenen" <scgwc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "TN-BIRD" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 13:35:56 -0500
Today, Sunday, Feb. 12, between 11:30 and noon, we saw Pine Siskins at two
feeder locations in Townsend, Blount County.
There were six siskins at house number 210 of a short side street with no
street sign. Driving from Maryville, the street is the last left before Hwy
321 turns to go to Wears Valley.
We saw six at feeders at a small RV park on Cedar Creek Road, mixed with
several American Goldfinches. There were a large number of House Finches but
we could not find any Purple Finches. After turning left to go to Wears
Valley, take the first left after crossing the creek bridge.
Steve & Gail Clendenen
Farragut, Knox County
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