For those interested, apparently there has been a Northern Shrike hanging around for just over a week in the last 200-300 yards of low trees and shrubs between Lower Wisner Road and Upper Wisner Road where those two roads meet at Wisner Road in Warwick, NY. Today, I had a business meeting (yes, I am talking about a meeting on Sunday) about 20 minutes from that location, so I decided to swing by and take a look in the afternoon. After about a half hour, while standing on Upper Wisner Road, I located the bird in the bushes between the two roads about 250 yards from where those roads meet. Actually, what first got my attention was its confrontation with an angry Mockingbird. Pat Palladino
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