Friday, April 23rd addendum - Manhattan, N.Y. City Happy to add that a singing male Yellow-throated Warbler (photographed) is giving views to multiple observers at Fort Tryon Park in northern Manhattan, in an area south-southeast of the Cloisters museum there, & not far from a (fenced) dog-run which is just to the east. Look for birders and photographers in the area, this is a bit north of the parking pullout for the New Leaf restaurant, & north of the “A” train subway stop at 190th Street & Fort Washington Ave. in northern Manhattan. It is a well-used area of the park. The bird was discovered by 9-yr.-old Asher Perkins, one of our many great young birders!! First reported in afternoon, and already seen by many others. A not entirely unexpected arrival given the other species showing in NYC, etc. but a **great** find, and particularly for that beautiful area of northern Manhattan. Be sure to check out the Hudson river views, and the lovely heather garden too if not a regular to the area.
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