For anyone in NYC, my mom heard and I subsequently relocated the Tennessee
Warbler at Randall's Island. We obtained some identifiable pics.
The bird is frequenting the thicket behind the #42 backstop and seems to be
favoring the west end, in the vicinity of the stands of flowering goldenrod.
Jacob Drucker and I are currently trying to track down and photo document a
molting 1st winter female type Tennessee Warbler in the backstop 42 marsh area
of Randall's Island in Manhattan. Also of note was a single Cackling Goose
among the Canada Goose flock also in the same location.
Happy
For anyone in NYC, my mom heard and I subsequently relocated the Tennessee
Warbler at Randall's Island. We obtained some identifiable pics.
The bird is frequenting the thicket behind the #42 backstop and seems to be
favoring the west end, in the vicinity of the stands of flowering goldenrod.
Jacob Drucker and I are currently trying to track down and photo document a
molting 1st winter female type Tennessee Warbler in the backstop 42 marsh area
of Randall's Island in Manhattan. Also of note was a single Cackling Goose
among the Canada Goose flock also in the same location.
Happy
