I spent the morning in Prospect Park with the Brooklyn Bird Club, but apparently the action was in Central park where Starr Saphir’s NYC Audubon walk found a Sedge Wren on the Great Hill, a relatively rare bird for New York. I didn’t get the news until I got home around 2:00 P.M. but the bird was still there when I arrived at 3:45:
As usual with rare species in Manhattan, the easiest way to find it was to look for a gaggle of strangely dressed Homo sapiens with scopes and long lenses.
This is a bad photo, but it does show all the field marks:
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