Despite the high winds and threatening rain keeping the crowds away, there was not much activity on the Bryant Park lawn today. I could not find the Connecticut Warbler. The count of Ovenbirds seemed to have increased. The Grey-cheeked Thrush and Lincoln Sparrow on the south side of the lawn were still around. I'm not sure if it's the same bird, but there was possibly a second Lincoln Sparrow at the gardening shed in the southeast corner. Still around - the Veery, Northern Waterthrush, and many Common Yellowthroats and a few Catbirds.
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