[TN-Bird] Snowy Egret in Franklin Cty.

  • From: Jerry Ingles <jeingles@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 20:13:15 -0500 (CDT)

There was a Snowy Egret feeding in two farm ponds on Prairie Chapel rd.
just west of Gum Creek rd. (DeLorme p. 23 between B and C and 4 and 5.  It
was first on the pond nearest Gum Creek rd. and on the south side of
Prairie Chapel, then apparently flew over my car (I did not observe this)
to the second pond a few hundred feet west and on the north side of the
road.

At first I thought  I might really have gotten lucky and actually seen a
pair, but when I returned to the first pond there was no egret present.

Furthermore, when I return later in the morning there was a Snowy on the
westernmost pond but none on the other pond, which now  instead had two
Cattle Egrets in a bare tree on its bank, which represents a considerable
reduction in "Egret value".

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I have been lucky enough to find an incredibly wonderful bird.

Jerry L. Ingles
Sewanee, TN (Franklin County)
jeingles@xxxxxxxxxxx


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