[TN-Bird] Dominant Warbler Behavior

  • From: Ed Schneider <ed.schneider@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: tn bird <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:36:51 -0500

 After an enjoyable 5 warbler morning (common yellowthroat, black-and-white, 
worm-eating, yellow-throated, and northern parula)
in our backyard this morning while drinking coffee on our screen porch, we 
noticed the yellow-throated and northern parula chasing 
the "feeder birds" around. The yellow-throated only did this twice, but as I 
write this, both male and female parula are still exibiting
this behavior, even knocking northern cardinals off the feeder and surrounding 
perches. Anyone have thoughts on this behavior?
 
   Yesterday I mowed our back lawn (long overdue), and the insects that were 
displaced have really brought in the birds.
I highly recommend trying this as the fall migrants start to show up.
 
 
Great birding!
 
Ed & Rachel Schneider
Whites Creek
Davidson Co.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ed_schneider/
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