For the past month I've been watching the house and white-throat sparrow 
population accumulate in the holiday lighted conifers of Grace Plaza on the 
corner of 43rd and 6th Avenue. The last common yellow-throats departed a week 
ago with the unseasonably mild weather but a hearty Catbird is toughing it out. 
 This morning two kind young fellows recovered an injured American Woodcock, 
placing in a large blanketed milk crate (I believe they secured from a subway 
panhandler) and are delivering to the Wild Bird Fund hospital. Godspeed.

Alan Drogin

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