[TN-Bird] Short-eared Owl and N. Harrier Show Continues

From: "Clyde Blum" <cdblum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "TN Bird" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 05:56:58 -0500

01-26-06
Bledsoe County
I arrived at the pond 0.9 mile east of US Route 127 on Nine Mile Crossroad in 
northern Sequatchie Valley at 5:45 PM Eastern. De Lorme p 41 C 5.  Already at 
this location was  Kenny Benge from Franklin TN. He had seen several N. 
Harriers. At 6:00 PM Eastern the first Short-eared Owl appeared from the grass 
behind the pond, and flew to the large tree Northwest of the pond. The first 
owl was shortly joined by 2 other in the tree, with a forth harassing a N. 
Harrier. The owls perched in the tree afforded great scope views for a Life 
Look for Kenny. A local lady stopped to ask what we were looking at, and 
checked out our scope view of the owls and harriers. In total 4 Short-eared 
Owls and at least 5 N. Harriers. By 6:20 the show was over. Clyde Blum
                       Signal Mountain, TN
                       (Near Chattanooga)
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