Rare bird spotted in North Lawndale -- 7,000 miles north of home

From the Chicago Tribune

On a quiet, cool Saturday afternoon in Douglas Park, about a dozen bird watchers stood under a large, bushy tree, peering through binoculars to search its leafy branches for an ornithological version of treasure dropping from the sky.

There, in North Lawndale of all places, sat what appeared to be a White-crested Elaenia, perched amid the neighborhood sounds of sirens and a nearby basketball game some 7,000 miles north of its natural habitat.

The American Birding Association has yet to conclusively identify that the bird is, indeed, an Elaenia. But if the find is confirmed, it would be only the second sighting of an Elaenia bird in the United States. The first was also a White-crested Elaenia in South Texas in 2008. The rare bird was last seen flying further south toward the Englewood neighborhood.
UPDATE:
The rare bird was again spotted at 6100 South Racine in Englewood where it was promptly shot my a member of the Black Disciples .