I just found and am currently listening to a Yellow-throated Warbler in Inwood Hill Park. The bird is currently foraging on east facing slope of the ridge. Walk to the south east corner of the soccer field to enter the woods. Take the path to your right, or the north paved path that overlooks the field and the lagoon. Do not take the path that takes you into the Clove and Bird Alley. Walk up the paved path about 150 paces or until you can look down on a triangular patch of tangle where the hill, the Lagoon, and the edge of the soccer field meet. Start looking and listening both up and down slope from there. I first had coming up from the water and watched it slowly work it's way up the hill, moving north and west. Un believably, I obtained digi- binned image with my phone as I was scrambling up the fairly steep hill face while it flitted and creeped from trunk to low hanging branch. I will forward a link to my pic later. Directions: Inwood Hill Park is the Northern most park on Manhattan Island, NYC. You may enter the park at 211th St. or 218th St. walking west from Broadway. Take the 1 to 215th or the A to the last uptown stop, 207th.
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