I walked out the door, turned to the right, heard a call that I know and there in the first tree was the female common yellow throat warbler. Hey, a West End Avenue surprise. But why not. We've got trees, bugs and water. It's a good place for a traveler to rest.



I thought about spending the day in thhe garden, but tramping around the park is better exercise. Off to Central Park...... no much in Strawberry Field. A lot of immature robins on the lawns. Immature cardinals. And then a green flash by my face at Shakespeare Garden. Yoiks! somebody has lost a family member. That's for sure. But this budgie seems to be calm and well fed. A budgie??? How long will this pretty bird survive. I whistled at it and held out my hand. I don't know what I would have done if it had flown to me. Luckily it was not so inclined.
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