Date: 5/17/26 6:50 pm From: Tom Fiore <tomfi2...> Subject: [nysbirds-l] (Others saw) Swainsons Warbler, Wyoming Co., NY - May 17 (+ NY Co. notes)
It is rather remarkable to have had a singing male Swainsons Warbler turn up at the Beaver Meadow Audubon Center in Wyoming County of N.Y. - on Sunday, May 17 - with photos and sound-recordings in the Macaulay Library. -n.b., this bird found and observed by others. I was not out in that part of NY State.-
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In New York County, my own home-county, which is a part of N.Y. City, Willow Flycatcher was noted - by one of our countys keen, active birders - at Randalls Island, on May 17. That is among sites in NY. County where there is potential for the species to breed.
In Manhattans Central Park on Sunday, May 17, a Blue Grosbeak was found and photographed in the Ramble area, by G. Willow, also seen by others there on the day. At Central Park on Sunday, at least 110 species of wild birds were found, again, for the entire park on the 1 day, by many observers and photographers, in the collective. All of Manhattan fared well with active migration.
