Wednesday & Thursday, 29 & 30 April, 2015
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A Prothonotary Warbler had not been sighted again as of Wed., although
it could well be lurking in the park, perhaps in a less-watched area.
If it has moved on, we all hope it stays out of the way of walls or
Wednesday Thursday, 29 30 April, 2015
Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A Prothonotary Warbler had not been sighted again as of Wed., although
it could well be lurking in the park, perhaps in a less-watched area.
If it has moved on, we all hope it stays out of the way of walls or
Thanks as always for the detailed report Tom (and for the shout-out you gave me
yesterday!).
I'll add a couple of sightings from my NYC Audubon walk this evening: we had
two Field Sparrows in that patch of fragrant sumac between Cherry Hill & the
Lower Lobe (by where the weeping willow used to
Tuesday, 29 April, 2014 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A few additions to the spring arrivals - Veery & Wood Thrush, each of
which sang at times as did a few Hermit Thrush, sotto voce... & a bit
more vocal, in infrequent hearings and a few bright sightings, Great
Crested Flycatcher &
Tuesday, 29 April, 2014 - Central Park, Manhattan, N.Y. City
A few additions to the spring arrivals - Veery Wood Thrush, each of
which sang at times as did a few Hermit Thrush, sotto voce... a bit
more vocal, in infrequent hearings and a few bright sightings, Great
Crested Flycatcher
Thanks as always for the detailed report Tom (and for the shout-out you gave me
yesterday!).
I'll add a couple of sightings from my NYC Audubon walk this evening: we had
two Field Sparrows in that patch of fragrant sumac between Cherry Hill the
Lower Lobe (by where the weeping willow used to
