[TN-Bird] West Tn. Birding

  • From: Gary Casey <gcasey2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:34:42 -0500

I traveled to Reelfoot Lake, in Lake County, with hopes of
seeing the Vermillion Flycatcher.This colorful little guy is
a real showoff and easily found. I wish all the birds I chase
were as cooperative.

Next I visited Lauderdale Waterfowl Refuge, located on Hi-way
210 in Lauderdale County, to see what was there. Lots of ducks,
two to three thousand, of seven species that I could ID. Mallards
and Ring Necks are the most common.

My final stop was the Duck River Unit of Tn. NWR in Humphreys
County.The sun was setting just as I arrived, so I didn't have
much time to look. There is a staggering amount of waterfowl
here, much more than I've ever seen here before. I'll come back
later this week for a better look.

Gary Casey
Kingston Springs, Tn.

Talk and walk softly, carry a big
scope.

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