yesterday, September 16 at Five Rivers EEC in Delmar, highlights included Magnolia and Blackpoll warblers,.red-eyed vireos, and a continuing Great Egret. Scott Stoner , Loudonville Sent from my

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We had a kettle of 30 plus broad wings at Park Ave heading towards Thacher at 9:30 am Robert S. Pastel

The scheduled field trip for Saturday, Sep. 18th at Thacher Park- Hawk Watch is cancelled. Weather conditions look unfavorable for hawk migration during the morning/early afternoon, with rain showers

Wilson’s warbler, possibly two -along the tour road in tall plants, between the east end of the service road near Stop 1 and Barber’s Field. 3 Bay-breasted, 1 each Blackburniam and Nashville, 3

FYI - Scott

Hey Thursday birders! Batten down the hatches for tonight's wild weather, but by tomorrow morning things should be calmed down. Let's see how the Hawkwatch is going. On Monday we had over 750

Hey Thursday birders! Batten down the hatches for this afternoon's wild weather! But it should be cleared out by tomorrow morning. I suggest meeting at the Thacher Park Overlook to take part in the

Morning, Here’s a fun article from next month’s Scientific American I Stumbled over this

Saturday, September 18, HAWK WATCHING AT THACHER STATE PARK (Albany County; morning) Coordinator: Tom and Colleen Williams twill0526@... We will be looking for migrating Broad-winged Hawks that use

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A Lincoln's Sparrow was along the trail behind the Fox Marsh at Five Rivers EEC in Delmar late this morning. The only through-migrant I found! Photos are in the ebird list, below. -Scott Stoner,

I’ve had an Ovenbird in my Burnt Hills yard the past few days also. It likes to chase the other birds. BAW and Blackpoll were here this morning.

Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club HMBC Program Notice Finding and Identifying Shorebirds in NYS Monday, September 13, 2021, 6:30PM via Zoom meeting Hello HMBC Members: This is a reminder that the HMBC

In our small backyard this morning we had an Ovenbird, Nashville Warbler, and Eastern Wood-Pewee! - Scott and Denise, Loudonville

There was a Swainson’s thrush on the service road past stop one this morning. Also magnolia and black-throated green warblers near the apple trees in the fields well below the visitor center. Susan

Highlights from a visit to Vischer Ferry yesterday: Green Heron (multiple) Great Blue Heron Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Belted Kingfisher Eastern Wood-Pewee Eastern Phoebe Great Crested

a rather belated report but I also had Red-eyed Vireos at 5 Rivers on Thursday Sept.9, along with several Blackpoll Warblers along the service road loop. A Great Egret continues at the Beaver Pond. -

There have already been several e-bird reports on the HMBC field trip this morning at Karner Barrens East. I’ve been making a practice of photographing as many “confusing” fall warblers as I can

Today around 2ish- down on Volmankill Trail ( north side of creek where 3 benches are- great place to see migrants). I heard other migrants but didn't have equipment to scale the trees for a better