A 'brief' addendum, as of full dusk and even dark in Central Park
(Manhattan, NYC) and with 4 of us eventually looking - and two of us
covering all of the Great Lawn of CentraI Park & not finding any such
bird (bright yellow on belly, grayish breast, upright flycatcher pose
in the -one- poor photo - it will be seen if any such bird is noted
next day - on Tuesday 11/1. Those interested in seeing the single,
poor photo may write me, and I will send it. It is not color-enhanced
& just the upper & lower portions were cropped out as they show just
some foliage or lawn in background. I'm prepared to eat crow-pie
(vegan variety) if the bird is not understood to be a Tyrannus [genus]
and wished to get word out, on the possibility. (Any Tyrannus is rare
for this park, other than Eastern Kingbird, and this is not a photo of
that species - which also would be an exceedingly late date, for an
Eastern.)
Other reports at a later time; a Yellow-breasted Chat (not far to the
west of the above-referenced) was still being viewed (by others) to at
least 5:30 pm in it's same area, now 8 days in a row in the park and
in that general vicinity.
good birding,
Tom Fiore
Manhattan
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