Just got back from a morning birding the woods at Inwood hill Park, home to the only vestige of original woodlands left in Manhattan. It was a very active morning, with multiple hatch-outs. Highlights for me included Bay-breasted, Tennessee, multiple Blackburnians and Wilson's warblers, White-crowned and Lincoln's sparrows, and an Olive-sided Flycatcher. 19 species of warblers.
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