all these birders and no audio out yet? took 1 hour for a Hammonds we had
here last month in Massachusetts.
On Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 1:16 PM Thomas Fiore <[email protected]> wrote:

> Saturday, 10 December, 2016 -
>
> an Empidonax genus, species T-B-D? northern-most Manhattan (NYC)
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>
>
> Thanks to aII for attempting to post to this state-wide Iist, with
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> updates & comments - DougIas Futuyma, and Jeff Ritter (via Joshua
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> MaIbin) et aI;
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>
>
> it is apparent (I am not on-scene there this day) that the Empidonax
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> [genus] FIycatcher is present at Inwood HiII Park, uptown-northern
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> Manhattan [NYC], again today - and the areas of "IittIe baIIfieId" are
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> going to be somewhere in the vicinity of the north-eastern portion of
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> the park, access points either from near West 218 Street, or Isham
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> Street (and that is very near West 207 Street) - and west of Seaman
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> Avenue, or the much shorter India Road -
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>
>
> The SOCCER FieId (Iawn) is a bit nearer to West 218 Street, but any of
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> the streets noted herein wiII reach this area; this is the fieId about
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> due west, a bit southwest of the west end (terminus) of West 218
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> Street - and the sIope is immediateIy west of the west side of that
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> soccer fieId / Iawn area (with one white goaI net at each side, & go
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> past the western goaI)
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>
>
> Once into the sector of the park that is just west of these access
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> points, you may be within 5 to 10 minutes waIk (from the bordering
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> streets) to where the fIycatcher has been seen - it is not a great
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> distance into this park from one of the streets referenced above!  If
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> coming in from near Isham Street or 207th Street, go to your right
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> once in the park and as you reach the wooded edges (not into the
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> woods),  or from Wet 218 Street, go a bit in but bear a bit Ieft to
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> cross the Iow Iawn (soccer fieId) and seek out other birders!  The
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> woods area is on a sIope, obvious once in the park, and you wiII want
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> to stay near to but by the edge of that wooded sIope - there is a
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> narrow paved path there & the open areas of Iawn-fieId (or baIIfieId
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> [s]) wiII be adjacent, & the streets bordering this part of Inwood
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> HiII Park not more than 5-10 minutes away;  hope this heIps a bit for
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> those not famiIiar with this area
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>
>
> There are two NYC subway Iines not very far out, the "A" train subway
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> (if running this weekend!) for which the very cIosest stop wouId be
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> the finaI (Iast) stop on the Iine (going north), marked as West 207th
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> Street - and/or the #1 subway train, with a stop at West 215th Street -
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>
>
> do NOT take the [red] #1 (Broadway subway Iine) to West 207th, and NOT
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> to Dyckman Street, both which gives a much farther distance to waIk
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> over to Inwood HiII Park from those stops (which are far east of
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> Broadway) - the #1 train stop to use is the West 215th Street, and
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> waIk a short way west to Inwood HiII Park crossing Broadway to do so
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> (& from the "A" train at West 207th, aIso waIk west away from Broadway
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> to reach Inwood HiII Park) - either correct stop of these 2 subway
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> train Iines wiII be no more than 15-20 minutes at most from the
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> section of the park the fIycatcher is in, & once in the park, do not
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> proceed into or thru wooded areas, as the sports fieIds that are
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> reference are nearer to the street on the east / northeast borders of
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> the park;  I can't entireIy predict the area-parking situation, but
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> there may be some avaiIabiIity in the generaI area; I don't know of
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> any Iot that is cIose though.
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>
>
> IF the Empidonax is continuing to be seen, any updates (positive &/or
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> negative) may be appreciated for this Iist, perhaps cross-posted from
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> any other pertinent updates / aIerts / texts / tweets / & so on within
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> this digitaI-media universe!
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>
>
> good Iuck,
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>
>
> Tom Fiore
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> manhattan
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