[TN-Bird] Cape May Warbler Day Two

From: ethden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 15:49:30 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
This afternoon, I noticed fluttering in the American Holly Tree off my deck 
that had hosted the male Cape May Warbler I wrote about yesterday. I quickly 
procured my binoculars, and lo and behold, a male Cape May Warbler (the same?) 
was fluttering about in the tree, once again collecting nectar. But a second 
bird was in there also. This proved to be a female Cape May Warbler. She did 
not stay long. After she left, he flew off to a nearby Black Walnut Tree, 
landed on a branch, and sat for at least five minutes, before going back to the 
Holly Tree for more nectar.

I really need to appreciate this tree, which I heretofore had seen only as a 
messy one.


Kevin Bowden
Nashville-Davidson-Co. TN

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