Thank you, Andrew.
It is sad to see this silly and stupid war hurting only the good birders of
Brooklyn and not saving any bird, or Owl to be specific.
I am back because I discovered that birding is an addiction The good type of
addiction, though.
I am back to enjoying birding for what it is, walking in nature and looking at
beautiful birds, away from birding politics. I have always enjoyed birding
alone anyway.
Gus
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Remarkable, given the coverage or lack thereof or dare I say suppressed.
Dick Veit also reported from Staten Island. Big up to the Bronx - an overdue
sighting.
Good to see that Gus Keri is still in the game.
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Douglass
風 Swift as the wind
林 Quiet as the forest
火 Conquer like the fire
山 Steady as the mountain
Sun Tzu The Art of War
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Though overall migrant abundance was lower than expected today, we did report
five Yellow-throated Warblers so far.
@BirdCentralPark on Twitter relayed the first two, from Tony Gazso (with photo)
at the Upper Lobe in Central Park at 7:27 am, a singing male that had moved on
by 7:45, and from Matthew Rymkiewicz, also in Central Park, between the Pool
and the Balancing Rock north of it. It is possible that the first bird quickly
flew north to the second location.
Gus Keri reported Yellow-throated Warbler at Owl's Head Park in Brooklyn at
10:29 am through @BirdBrklyn on Twitter with photos.
Patrick Horan reported one (with photos) from Pelham Bay Park at 12:55 pm on
@BirdBronx on Twitter. For directions to it, see his posts on
https://twitter.com/BirdBronx
Jeffrey Ward just reported the fifth, also from Pelham Bay Park in the small
pines along the landfill -- again, see the above link.
David Barrett
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