Today's blog is going to be easy and short for me but one of the best references for birders and future Bird Nerds....(Which I am proud to say I am). I have been in a training for our Ranger In-service today so time is flying by and my bed is calling my name.
Below you will find a link to Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency for a Checklist for Birds of Tennessee. Raelynn needed this to complete her bird blind project and is enjoying her new hobby. She has seen Cardinals, Juncos, Blue Birds, and even a Barred Owl. What birds have you seen in your backyard?
Raelynn put out some Pine cone bird feeders and it was fun to watch the Junco's hang from them to eat.
Pine cone Bird Feeders
Peanut Butter
Pine cones
Bird Seed
Thread
Spread on the Peanut Butter and roll the Pine cones in bird seed. Then hang from a tree close to your viewing window :)
[PDF] 2007 FIELD CHECKLIST OF TENNESSEE BIRDSFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
2007 FIELD CHECKLIST. OF TENNESSEE BIRDS. Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Tennessee Ornithological Society. For additional copies or to report rarities ...
www.tn.gov/twra/pdfs/birdfieldlist.pdf - Similar
Have fun and add this to your Nature Journals :)
The Ranger and The Rascals: This is a page for those interested in Environmental Education with Children. I work as a Park Ranger and love sharing my love for nature with others.
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