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  • Members: 70
  • Category: Outdoors
  • Founded: Dec 9, 2001
  • Language: English
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Bio-watchers of the Great Valley of eastern Tennessee/southwestern Virginia & surrounding mountains: birders, lepers, oders, herpetilers, botanizers,etc. - no taxa barred. Share your sightings, observations & discoveries; post your group's meetings and field trips.

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Re: American Woodcock (Greene Co., TN)
I observed Woodcock display at the Henderson Wetlands Sunday evening. Lynda Carter ________________________________ From: Alice Loftin / Don Miller
Posted - Wed Feb 8, 2012 11:14 am
 Lynda Carter
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American Woodcock (Greene Co., TN)
February 7, 2012 I heard an American Woodcock displaying at dusk today in Greeneville. The precise location was behind the Greeneville Real Estate Auction Team
Posted - Wed Feb 8, 2012 1:31 am
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Re: Slugs on Onions
Wow, a Dekay's Snake's dream.   ________________________________ From: Allan Trently <ajtcorax@...> To: Butternut Nature <butternuts@yahoogroups.com>
Posted - Sun Feb 5, 2012 2:44 pm
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Slugs on Onions
While birding at Oneil Lake I happened to notice lots of slugs on the wild onions (Allium spp.; I see this Allium in lawns and roadsides all over the place)
Posted - Sun Feb 5, 2012 1:39 am
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Re: Plants in Flower for 2012
S. media, Henbit and P. Deadnettle were all in flower in west TN on Jan 1. The bittercress is probably Cardamine hirsuta (abundant in TN) which I've also had
Posted - Wed Feb 1, 2012 6:33 pm
 Allan Trently
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