For those listserve folks (who like myself) were not familiar with the name
"Wilson's Thrush" - it is now known as the Veery. I found this info. in one
of my favorite tomes...*A Natural History of American Birds of Eastern and
Central North America* by Edward Howe Forbush and John Bichard May.
Th
- RBA
* New York
* Buffalo
* 05/17/2018
* NYBU1805.17
- Birds mentioned
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GOLDEN-WING. WARBLER
YELLOW-H. BLACKBIRD
RED-THROATED LOON
The weather continued to be for the birds at Madison Square Park today, with no
less than 29 species reported on eBird so far today in this little 6-acre patch
of Flatiron green. The Mourning Warbler did not show (but may indeed still be
present in its more typical obscured habitat), but the fe
Hi all,
A BICKNELL'S THRUSH is continuing in the area immediately to the North of
the feeders in the Ramble. It was heard singing multiple times this morning
by several birders on this rainy morning. Patience required.
On another note of interest.
Tom Perlman found both a PROTHONOTARY and KENTUCKY
