https://finchnetwork.org/winter-finch-forecast-2022-2023 Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I’ve noticed several Lincoln’s Sparrows around my property the last few days. I’ve come to expect them around this time each year. For birders who don’t see them that often, look along field

In the smallest field trip in my experience, two birders explored the dunes of Schenectady's Woodlawn Preserve. Habitat restoration continues, meaning the trails change radically from year to year as

Hey folks, the trip leader for the Saratoga Battlefield trip on Saturday October 1 had to drop out. Can someone volunteer to lead the trip? I'll be there as well but it's not local for me. I'd really

Great pictures! So that is what it was! Robert S. Pastel

Found golden eagle on the yellow trail by the Answers dump.

This morning I listened to two (possible three) Great Horned Owls hooting back and forth for about an hour, beginning just before dawn. We’ve heard them several times in the last month or two. The

Very cool morning, 45F, wind NW 12 g20mph. I intended to visit APBP banding station in Karner Barrens East, but they cancelled due to excessive wind, apparently. Birdcast recorded a decent push of

Join us on another beautiful fall weekend! Saturday, September 24, NUTTEN HOOK (Columbia County, morning) Coordinator: Kathy Schneider 518-248-8665 fallline@... Nutten Hook is part of

FYI From News10.com: "COLONIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The town of Colonie is issuing a warning after an increase in sick or dead waterfowl have been found by the pond at The Crossings. The town has sent

At noon today, while watching a pair of Red-shoulders soaring and calling over my house, I encountered a kettle of raptors- 34 BWs, 3 Sharpies, 1 Red-tail, 1 Kestrel, and 2 BE. All of them spiraled

Hey Thursday birders! Tomorrow's forecast is not looking good. Let's hope for better next week, and enjoy the first weekend of fall! Naomi

> > Zim Smith Trail, Oak Street to Underpass Road starting at Ballston Spa US-NY (42.9973,-73.8396), Saratoga, New York, US > Sep 20, 2022 8:15 AM - 9:54 AM > Protocol: Traveling > 1.235 mile(s) >

Looks like seven Mute Swans close to the Englemore Rd causeway.

I had good looks at a first year Connecticut Warbler in my yard this morning. In fact, it was my best looks ever. Brownish hood, complete white eye ring, long, light-colored bill, elongated shape,

Are others experiencing a very strong Rose-breasted Grosbeak fall? There has been a steady stream of migrants through our yard, very heavy in the first summer male category. Four to six of them here

A lingering Great Egret and one hummingbird here, plus flyover groups of dozens of Blue Jays this morning at NewBaltimore today. Last evening there were hundreds of Tree Swallows feeding on what was

Attn: HMBC members: The deadline for submissions to the October issue of Feathers will be Sunday, September 25. If you would like to contribute anything (field trip reports, articles about your

Below is the correct link for tonight's HMBC board meeting on Zoom. I had inadvertently grabbed the link from the September 2021 meeting from my Gmail archive in my first post, which is why it was

I was watching 4 Kestrels harassing a flock of Blue Jays huddled together in a dense shrub, apparently trying to get them to fly. I noticed a fifth bird flying back and forth around me several times,