[TN-Bird] short-eared owls continue in bledsoe co.
- From: "Stephen Stedman" <SStedman@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2006 06:51:49 -0600
With Ginger Ensor I made a trip to Ninemile Crossroad in the northern
Sequatchie Valley of Bledsoe Co. late yesterday afternoon, arriving at
the Short-eared Owl site about 1700 CST. Ed Manous and friend were
already watching the owls when we arrived. Three owls were perched in a
large tree behind the small pond; these gave nice views through the
'scope. Later we watched the three owls begin flying around the the
area; they were joined by a fourth bird that had apparently remained
roosting in the weedy field. All in all, it was another fine showing by
this rarish owl. I hope others will continue to seek these owls so that
we can know about when they leave for the north.
Steve Stedman
Cookeville, TN
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