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A Yellow-throated Vireo by Central Park's Turtle Pond today.
Manhattan Bird Alert
''Habitat
Deciduous woodlands, shade trees. Breeds in tall trees in open deciduous woods. Prefers trees such as oaks and maples along streams, lakes, and roadsides. Also will summer in tall trees or orchards in towns. Avoids areas with dense undergrowth. Generally absent in mixed or coniferous forest, where it is probably replaced by the Solitary Vireo. Winters in tropical lowlands and foothills, in habitats ranging from rain forest to dry scrub.''
https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/yellow-throated-vireo