[TN-Bird] An Oriole morning

From: Birdglass44@xxxxxxx
To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 15:17:21 EDT
This morning Jean Alexander and I birded the Maryville College Woods from  
7-9:30 and had 47 species.  Some highlights were Black-throated blue,  
Blackburnian, Blackpoll and Cerulean warblers, Black-billed and Yellow-billed  
cuckoos, 
loads of Rose-breasted grosbeaks and Scarlet tanagers,  AND a wave  of 
Northern Orioles.  We had 14 in one group of trees, another of 16-18  feeding 
in the 
flowering Tulip poplars and at least 8 others singing at  other locations in 
the Woods.  Not bad for a place Jean said she had never  seen an Oriole!
 
Warren Bielenberg
Maryville
Blount County

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