As usual, I parked at the free spot, 41.106056, -73.85, walked up the path
(east), later walked down to the west. I don't walk far. I was there about
8:30 to 10:30.
Resident warblers are in with pretty good numbers: Yellow, Redstart,
Blue-winged, Yellow-throat. Still a couple
As usual, I parked at the free spot, 41.106056, -73.85, walked up the path
(east), later walked down to the west. I don't walk far. I was there about
8:30 to 10:30.
Resident warblers are in with pretty good numbers: Yellow, Redstart,
Blue-winged, Yellow-throat. Still a couple
At last! A walk down Old Sleepy Hollow Trail revealed a massive invasion of
Rockefeller's typical migratory and nesting species over the past couple of
days. Among the highlights were a slew of warblers, most singing and many
at eye level: Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Northern
At last! A walk down Old Sleepy Hollow Trail revealed a massive invasion of
Rockefeller's typical migratory and nesting species over the past couple of
days. Among the highlights were a slew of warblers, most singing and many
at eye level: Black-throated Blue, Black-throated Green, Northern
