Early morning trip to Wright's Loop had usual large numbers of Mallards, 400, Black Ducks, 85, Wood Ducks, 35, Green-winged Teal, 90, but Northern Pintails seem to have moved out with only 2 when last

This morning's new arrivals in Lost Valley, Montgomery County include Indigo Bunting and Song Sparrow. Barbara Brabetz Lost Valley Town of Florida 590' elevation

Thanks to Jim de Waal Malefyt's ebird posting, we ventured out to find the red-necked grebe at Fishermans Lane (Schaghticoke). On our convoluted way back home we saw and heard 4 Sandhill Cranes from

We have a link to this great resource on our Audubon chapter Birding page, so THANK YOU Tom for updating. I have pointed our link to the new calendar. Mona Bearor South Glens Falls, NY Sent:

At five rivers this afternoon, my partner, my partner's friend, and I found a winter wren and a phoebe, both along the vlomankill. -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Tom Williams has just updated the Capital District Bird-finding Calendar. This is an excellent resource that many may not be aware of. It can be downloaded

5 in view now (4:50). The 5 reported earlier today by Tom w. at crescent on the Mohawk were still present about 2 hours ago. gregg recer gregg_recer@...

At 11:05 a.m. there is a group of 15 Red-necked Grebes on the Mohawk, as seen from the Shaker Creek bridge on the M-H bike path. Earlier there was a group of five seen from Canal Road Park in

This morning there are a pair of BUFFLEHEADS, 3 HOODED MERGANSER and a COMMON MERGANSER at The Crossings in Colonie. Craig F

Nancy Kern US-New York-Kinderhook - 42.418x-73.706 - Jan 22, 2017 4:39 PM, Columbia, New York, US Mar 30, 2017 5:55 PM - 6:40 PM Protocol: Traveling 2.0 mile(s) Comments: Temperature 46 F

There was a lot of water at Staats Island Road and the Papscanee Creek today but the former one out in terms of bird activity with lots of Canada Geese, Mallards and Black Ducks, but also 13 Wood

Lots of the usual waterfowl at Vischer Ferry today with lots of N. Shoveler seen. Also present was a Mute Swan, Bluebird, Song Sparrow, a Bald Eagle, Turkey and lots of Blue Heron.

FOS Woodcock this morning on Waters Rd along with a FOS Phoebe.

I heard my first Eastern Phoebe of the season today, too! I was surprised, as we’re usually a week behind everyone else in the region. Ellen P. West Charlton

Nancy Kern FOS E. Phoebe

An Eastern Phoebe has returned and is inspecting the nest on the shop. Hopefully the Brown-headed Cowbirds won't infiltrate the nest again with their eggs. Keeping my fingers crossed. Also, I've

At 10:45 a.m. a Common Loon was present at Collins Lake in Scotia. There was also a lone Snow Goose resting on the island among a group of Canada Geese. Tom Williams Colonie

Birdline summaryfor week ending March 29: 39 reports; 57species reported Best of the week: GREATERWHITE-FRONTED GOOSE: Glenmont 3/24 RED-NECKED GREBE:Saratoga Lake

> Round Lake, Saratoga, New York, US > Mar 29, 2017 9:55 AM - 10:10 AM > Protocol: Traveling > 1.0 mile(s) > Comments: Thanks to tip from Lindsey D, I was able to make a birding bee line to Round

> Saratoga Lake, Saratoga, New York, US > Mar 29, 2017 10:20 AM - 10:55 AM > Protocol: Traveling > 7.0 mile(s) > Comments: Drove around lake. Waterfowl generally spread out all around lake with