Yes, it has been making appearances in the late afternoon -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

For those of us who aren't such fans of the morning, has anyone seen the bird later in the day? Sent from my phone. Please excuse typos etc.!

Still here, in the same buckthorn bush.-- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Yes. Friday. The bird was on the ground first, at 2:50pm, in the field east of the favored buckthorn then made its way to the bush. It stayed in the back until it flew off to the east, back on the

Just discovered 5 Evening Grosbeaks on one of my platform feeders, soon joined by 2 more on the ground - until a Red-bellied Woodpecker "asked" the two late arrivals to leave. (Eastern Bluebirds

Seen this morning on the same side of the pond. Naomi

The Sage Thrasher at Ooms Conservation Area is showing nicely again this morning in the same area. I’m not sure who relocated it this morning. -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Saw the sage thrasher at Ooms at about 4:30, same location posted. Many thanks to the spotters and posters. Was hidden for about 10 minutes when I got there. Then it posed graciously. Hope it finds

The Sage Thrasher continues at Ooms. I was here a little over an hour before I saw it. Many birders present. John Kent Selkirk

Thanks Mike Nicosia for providing this.

Approximate location -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

On the south side of the pond, in the low shrubs and trees. When I left, there was a large group of people on the bird -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

hello hmbirds: I gather the sage thrasher has been located again this morning at Ooms. any further details about where to look once one gets there? thanks. -- gregg recer malta NY

Did it again, dammit I will NOT be at Vischer Ferry tomorrow - we have a mega-rare bird at Ooms Conservation Area in Chatham. SAGE THRASHER has only two state reports since the '70s and I'd rather

Naomi

Barbara Sylvester photographed a sage thrasher at Ooms Conservation Area in Columbia County today. Photo posted to the “What’s This Bird” Facebook Group.-- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Thanks. We definitely need to vote, then bird a lot! I hope the election mess is over soon. Nancy

Hey Thursday birders! Get out and vote! If you already have, thank you! And then go birding and get your mind off this mess until tomorrow. Let's go to Vischer Ferry and see what waterfowl have turned

I hiked the trails at Carter's Lske in Greenwich on Saturday and found 3 Black Ducks hanging out separately, but near a pair of Red-necked Grebes in the open water viewed from the first observation

Chris and I walked around 5 Rivers this afternoon and enjoyed some great looks at a Northern Parula and a Tennessee warbler. They were foraging low in some weeds by the start of the Birder's trail