Went into Inwood Hill Park in upper Manhattan on this foggy, damp morning.
Had about 50 species in about 2 hours (7:15 - 9:15 am). 

Highlights included:

 

Great Egret (2 in bay at north end)

Killdeer (one calling on north end soccer fields)

Eastern Kingbird

Great Crested Flycatcher

Eastern Wood-Pewee (calling on ridge)

Rough-winged and Barn swallows (over bays at north end)

Wood Thrush (singing)

Veery

About a dozen warblers inc. Northern Parula, Magnolia, Black-throated Green,
Blackpoll, Ovenbird, No. Waterthrush, and Wilson's (singing)

Scarlet Tanager (singing)

Indigo Bunting (males and females)

 

Bird song seemed to be picking up as the fog lifted when I had to leave
around 9 am.

 

Joe DiCostanzo

www.greatgullisland.org

 


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