Ash-throated Flycatchers are southwestern relatives of our breeding Great Crested Flycatchers. They show up regularly in the Northeastern US in the late fall. Any flycatcher seen after October should be carefully inspected because the probability of it being a rarity increases as the season goes on.
A. 11/26/1997 – Williams Twp, NORTHAMPTON 1st PA Record
B. 12/29/2000 – Safe Harbor, LANCASTER 2nd PA record
C. 12/27/2006 – Lititz, LANCASTER
D. 11/20/2009 – Mount Gretna, LEBANON
E. 1/4/2012 – Newville, CUMBERLAND
Species: Ash-throated Flycatcher (Myiarchus cinerascens) Number of Individuals observed: 1 Date of Sighting: 11/17/2019 County : Lehigh Location : Trexler Rd, Breinigsville GPS Coordinates: Observer(s): James Funk Date of Submission: 11/17/2019 Submitted by: James Funk Written Description: Yes Photo: …
Species: Ash-throated Flycatcher (Myiarchus cinerascens) Number of Individuals observed: 1 Date of Sighting: 12/17/2017 County : Montgomery Location : Green Lane Park, Knight Rd near Rt. 29 GPS Coordinates: 40.354213, -75.489169 Observer(s): Joseph Greco, Andrew Curtis, John Becker, Tyler …
Vern Gauthier spotted this Ash-throated Flycatcher as he was walking up the steps to his house, when it flew out of a bush and perch on a nearby wire. Several birders were able to refind it and Dale Gearhart took …
This bird was found by Mandy Pennypacker, Bob Snyder, Randy Miller, and Sid Hostetter during a Mount Gretna Bird Club walk. It was seen from November 20th to the 28th and represents the 1st record for Lebanon County and only …
Ash-throated Flycatcher — Lititz, Lancaster County; December 27, 2006. This was the 2nd record for Lancaster County and only the 3rd for Pennsylvania. The previous Lancaster County record was in Safe Harbor on December 28, 2000.
Ash-throated Flycatcher — Safe Harbor, Lancaster County; December 29, 2000. This record was only the 2nd Ash-throated Flycatcher found in Pennsylvania and a first for Lancaster County.
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