That's definitely a noteworthy early date for Worm-eating. It is the 3rd
earliest date ever published for the state (there are prior records from 27
Mar and 30 Mar).
Chris Sloan
Nashville, TN
http://www.chrissloanphotography.com
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 10:55 AM, <moorephotography@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Yesterday (4 -1-15) a gorgeous sunny calm day.
Trip along the Foothills Parkway (Townsend, TN side) to
the end at the lake, then to Abram Falls area)
(7) Black Throated Green Warblers
( 2) Black and White Warblers- ( At the tower lookout area )My first for
Spring
(2) Yellow-Throated Warblers
(1) WORM EATING WARBLER- I thought it very early for this species, so when
I heard it singing, stayed around until I saw him to make sure not a
Chipping Sparrow. Habitat was totally wrong for Sparrow anyhow, but this is
an early record for me for WE Warbler.
-Pine Warbler
(2) Louisiana Waterthrush (Along creek road to Abram Falls area)
(7 or 8) Blue-Headed Vireo
2 Ospreys were soaring over the lake at end of the parkway (Maryville
side)
Wonderful day to be out!
Nell Moore
Caryville, TN
