[nysbirds-l] Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan

[Dawn Hannay]

Another exciting morning in Ft. Tryon Park this morning, with yet another 
Eastern Bluebird and 5 species of warblers; Blackpoll, Nashville, 
Black-throated Blue, Palm and Yellow-rumped. Large numbers of the commoner 
species, and a constant overhead stream of Grackles, Cowbirds, Blackbirds, 
Waxwings and finches. A flock of about a dozen Monk Parakeets also came 
streaming through. Lots of birds moving.
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[nysbirds-l] Fort Tryon Park, Manhattan

[Dawn Hannay]

Another exciting morning in Ft. Tryon Park this morning, with yet another 
Eastern Bluebird and 5 species of warblers; Blackpoll, Nashville, 
Black-throated Blue, Palm and Yellow-rumped. Large numbers of the commoner 
species, and a constant overhead stream of Grackles, Cowbirds, Blackbirds, 
Waxwings and finches. A flock of about a dozen Monk Parakeets also came 
streaming through. Lots of birds moving.
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[nysbirds-l] Fort Tryon Park

[Goldstein, Gina]

For the record, birding in Fort Tryon Park and environs this morning was really 
excellent. Inside the park: yellow, black-throated blue, black-throated green, 
b, and Parula warblers, rose-breasted grosbeak, indigo bunting, scarlet 
tanager (m), Eastern kingbird, Baltimore oriole, warbling vireo, and a lot of 
swifts around a termite hatch. (Cape May and Tennessee warblers were reported 
by others.) In Cabrini Woods (along Cabrini Blvd, between 190th St. and the 
entrance to the park), were chestnut-sided and yellow-throated warbler, plus 
more Parulas and another Eastern kingbird.

I didn't know Ft Tryon ever got this birdy, but maybe I've never gone in at the 
right time before today.


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[nysbirds-l] Fort Tryon Park

[Goldstein, Gina]

For the record, birding in Fort Tryon Park and environs this morning was really 
excellent. Inside the park: yellow, black-throated blue, black-throated green, 
b, and Parula warblers, rose-breasted grosbeak, indigo bunting, scarlet 
tanager (m), Eastern kingbird, Baltimore oriole, warbling vireo, and a lot of 
swifts around a termite hatch. (Cape May and Tennessee warblers were reported 
by others.) In Cabrini Woods (along Cabrini Blvd, between 190th St. and the 
entrance to the park), were chestnut-sided and yellow-throated warbler, plus 
more Parulas and another Eastern kingbird.

I didn't know Ft Tryon ever got this birdy, but maybe I've never gone in at the 
right time before today.


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Gina Goldstein
Senior Editor/Writer

THE BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP
10 Hudson Yards
New York, New York 10001 ▪ United States of America

Tel. +1 212 446 3298 ▪ Mobile +1 7184155770
goldstein.g...@bcg.com
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