I've spent the last two mornings chasing gobblers in Monroe County, West Virginia. Friday, I didn't see or hear any birds and on Saturday, I heard only two toms and both were well off the property and quickly stopped gobbling.
However, one of the great things about being outdoors in the spring is listening to and observing songbirds. I heard my first scarlet tanager, hooded warbler, ovenbird, and rose-breasted grosbeak of the year. And I watched for quite a while a black-and-white-warbler hitching around a tree and looking for insects. I'll try again in a few days.
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