[tn-bird] Re: New to list and birdwatching
- From: "Lisa Tucker" <Lisa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 10:02:16 -0400
Hi Micky
We are a few hours North of you. I am so thrilled we have a Heron here! I am
still trying to figure out what kind of sparrows are living with us. My
husband is coming around lol in his pre-me days he would have rid the barn of
the pesky sparrows! Yesterday I caught him sneaking up on the Heron to get a
closer look ;o)
We have sighted sparrows, red-wing black birds, bluebirds, cardinals, doves,
woodpeckers, falcons, hawks and a TON of creepy vultures lol
I have to go feed the horses so I will talk to you later :o)
TTFN,
Lisa Tucker
Erin, TN
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: MickyHB4@xxxxxxx
Reply-To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2002 18:13:26 EDT
>In a message dated 9/8/2002 1:44:36 PM Central Daylight Time,
>Lisa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
>
>> Anyone wishing to chat birds/animals or help out a newcomer, please feel
>> free to email me.
>>
>
>Hi Lisa,
> I too am a newcomer bird watcher. I have feeders and watch the birds all
>day, but don't think we have anything unusual here.
>I am unfamiliar with whereabouts in TN Erin is. I'm in Memphis and my husband
>says he sees herons as he goes out east to work.
>I'm excited that I've had 3 hummingbirds show up in the past week. We see
>them for a few weeks and then they are gone till next year. Other that them I
>have a LOT of sparrows, wrens, blackbirds (one red wing), starlings and
>doves. Mourning and some larger, pale ring necked ones that I love. Even some
>pigeons have found their way to my feeders this year. I sit and watch them
>and have realized how different and pretty pigeons are no matter what anyone
>else says!
>I just found this newsgroup when I looked up Audubon.com to see about the
>center in Holly Springs where the hummingbirds where going to be this wknd.
>We didn't get to go see them though.
>Like you said in your letter, I'm interested in learning how to know about
>birds and welcome anyone who wants to share information.
>
>Micky Brown
>Memphis TN
>
>
>
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