In Manhattan, part of New York County, which is within N.Y. City as one of 5 
counties - or boroughs as often called in that city - on Sunday, April 14th -

A Purple Sandpiper was still lingering where they have wintered-thru, at 
Manhattans Pier 26, far west edges, this in lower-west Manhattan, along the 
Hudson river, with again multi-observers for 4-14.

Migrants that likely just came in included a bright male Rose-breasted Grosbeak 
on Sunday, at Inwood Hill Park which incidentally has the tallest and oldest 
forest, some considered local old-growth, on Manhattan, this park at the 
northern-upper end of Manhattan island.

Also seen Sunday, in Washington Square Park, in the Greenwich village part of 
lower Manhattan, was an American Redstart.

These 2 songbird species which migrate in from well south of the U.S. are 
representative of a nice recent arrival of a variety of species just beginning 
to show from well-south of the U.S. border, including also some that may have 
come from as far south as n. Argentina- as a few Broad-winged Hawks were 
noticed coming thru on Sunday, past Manhattan island. Thanks to a number of 
keen watchers and photographers for these sightings. More to report soon from 
around the county.

Good birding to all,

Tom Fiore
manhattan



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