[TN-Bird] pine warbers, suet and a few late hummingbirds

  • From: jreese5@xxxxxxx
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  • Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2003 18:20:18 -0500




Carol Reese
Ornamental Horticulture Specialist -Western District
University of Tennessee Extension Service
605 Airways Blvd.
Jackson TN 38301
731 425 4721 email  jreese5@xxxxxxx

I had pine warblers eating suet frequently, but never saw them eating
sunflower seeds...but mine were in the shell.

I thought all hummers were gone last week, but day before yesterday a
couple showed up and were still with me as of this morning...at leat I
assume it is the same two. I have tons of jewelweed and even cardinal
flower still blooming in the bottoms just past the house, so I would think
this would be a favorite route of migrating hummers.

This is in the very northern tip of Chester County along a tributary of the
South Forked Deer River.. between Beech Bluff and Luray..

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