For Queens people not ready to go out of their way to see just a Lincoln's
Sparrow (or for anyone that would), there's currently one in the planted
meadow across the street from the east end of Oakland Lake (Alley Pond
Park). It seems to get up on a perch and call from time to time. It's
visible at these times - certainly not when it goes down to the ground. I
might put up a picture tonight, since I haven't done anything of that sort
in a while.

 

 

Steve Walter

Bayside, NY


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