[TN-Bird] Warblers and Flycatchers
- From: "Tom Howe" <blountbirder@xxxxxxx>
- To: "'TN-bird'" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2014 12:25:51 -0400
Blount Co.
At my house in Alcoa
Sept 15, 2014, yesterday evening, I had 34 species along the creek to the
cattail marsh, including a striking Yellow-bellied Flycatcher. Warblers
included Blue-winged Warbler 1, Tennessee Warbler 1, Common Yellowthroat
2, Hooded Warbler 1, and Prairie Warbler 1.
Sept 16, 2014
This morning everything had changed. Flycatchers included Eastern Wood-Pewee
2, Acadian Flycatcher 1, calling, Willow Flycatcher 1, singing, Least
Flycatcher 1 seen at same time as Acadian, but between 3-4' off the ground
in ragweed, Eastern Phoebe 2, and Eastern Kingbird 1. The Kingbird was
being chased around by a feisty gnatcatcher! Warblers included Northern
Waterthrush 3, Tennessee Warbler 1, Common Yellowthroat 4, Hooded Warbler
1, American Redstart 7, Magnolia Warbler 6, and Chestnut-sided Warbler 1.
Other notables were Sora 2, first of the fall, responding to my whinnying,
and one Warbling Vireo. Total 46 species.
It's time to get out birding.
Tom Howe
Alcoa
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