Where to see an Eastern Wood-pewee in Tennessee

The Eastern Wood-pewee is regularly recorded in the counties of 54 Tennessee state parks (eBird historical checklists). The strongest bets:

1. Reelfoot Lake State Park
2. Natchez Trace State Park
3. Pickwick Landing State Park
4. Paris Landing State Park
5. Cedars of Lebanon State Park
6. Montgomery Bell State Park
7. Harpeth River State Park
8. Bledsoe Creek State Park
9. Natchez Trace State Forest
10. Cumberland Mountain State Park
11. Big Ridge State Park
12. Port Royal State Park
13. Dunbar Cave State Park
14. Edgar Evins State Park
15. Henry Horton State Park
16. Standing Stone State Park
17. Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park
18. Burton Branch State Recreation Area
19. Radnor Lake State Natural Area
20. Long Hunter State Park
21. Bicentennial Mall State Park
22. Tims Ford State Park
23. Stewart State Forest
24. Scott State Forest
25. Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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