... remembering/ The bough of summer and the winter branch. Wallace Stevens
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As part of an effort to describe the avifauna of the Upper Cumberland Region in some detail, bird reports for forty seasons were compiled. These began with the winter 2000–2001 season and currently end with the fall 2010 season.
To access bird reports focused on the Upper Cumberland Region of Kentucky and Tennessee for each season of the first decade of the third millennium, click on the appropriate link below:
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