I have been birding many years across much of North America. I've been an active birder most of my life. I retired to the Cumberland Plateau of east Middle Tennessee several years ago. In these pursuits, I am not averse to using audio attractants or playback as a means of determining the presence of important species.Ĭross Mountain (Campbell Co)-Cumberland TrailheadĬross Mountain (Campbell Co.)-Goldenwing Mt.Ĭross Mtn.-Tower Rd.-Grissel Branch Bowl It is world-renowned for its breeding populations of Cerulean Warbler. With elevations that reach up to over 3400 ft., and dominated by mixed-hardwood forest, this are is rich in resident and migrating warblers. I primarily focus my birding efforts on the Cumberland Mountains of Tennessee (Anderson and Campbell Counties). My primary interest is in warblers, and most of my birding is in pursuit of these gems of creation. After 4 decades of birding, my North America Life List stands at 558 species. Greetings! I am an active “seasoned citizen” and a pretty-passionate birder. Please contact us with any comments or suggestions you have.
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