Bird is here now at 1:55pm. End of Sicker Rd. Tom Williams Colonie

Female with RWBBs on fence at parking area at end of Sicker Rd. @ 8AM. (Sorry about late report. Unable to send this msg. on phone) Bird flew to airport field not to be seen again despite one hour

I forgot to add semipalmated plover and American pipit, both at the Mohawk River at Cohoes Flats, to our “good gets.”

Steve Chorvas, Jackie Bogardus, and I did an all-Albany County Century Run yesterday. The weather was quite cooperative and pleasant this year. We found 127 species, but getting some of them was

Scarlet Tanager this morning while having coffee on the deck. Yeah spring!

Cathy Graichen and I did our usual big day around central Saratoga County yesterday (5/15), ending up with a new high for us of 111 species. Tops for most-unanticipated species probably goes to a

A walk on the tow path going south from Hudson Crossing Park in Schuylerville this evening produced a young male orchard oriole. Also a number of gray catbirds, warbling vireos and a crèche of 28

if anyone would like to join me, I'll be at Schodack Island Sunday at 7:00. Planning to walk south to the usual Cerulean nesting spot Naomi Lloyd

Singing Cerulean Warbler at Schodack Island SP, in the Riverside campground. Occasionally coming out for good looks. I was starting to worry! Naomi Lloyd

Nice! We had some at our feeders on May 17, 2019. I already changed the caged tube-feeder over the sunflower hearts. I'll have to add some to the platform feeders for the next several days. Be nice

For decades we've had Bluebird boxes. We started with two and usually, after major disagreements, Bluebirds nested in one and Tree Swallows in the other. One year the House Wrens claimed one, leaving

Had an Indigo Bunting flit through my yard this afternoon, from apple tree to hanging flower basket to sunflower feeder to lilac bush. Then he flew off. But 20 min later he was back in the lilac and

After an absence of several days, I again have Evening Grosbeaks at the feeders. This time 2 females. They never stay long, so I could simply have missed them on the intervening days. Clear skies,

No Bonaparte's Gulls this morning, but the corner of the site closest to Stewart's (by the RV parking/bottle deposit shack) was okay for Warblers. There are a few spruce trees in the neighboring

Had a wonderful day birding the Pember Nature Preserve in Hebron, NY today. Lots of warblers... BT Blue BT Green Blue-winged Yellow Wilson's Chestnut-sided Black and White Nashville Common

The Thursday Morning group checked out the yellow trail at Karner Barrens East today. Despite leaving early I managed a few photos of Red Crossbills which I've posted below. The pics show a mottled

-- gregg recer malta NY

at least 6 am. pipits foraging on the drier ground between the near and far patches of water in the field north of the loop. both yellowlegs, solitary and least sandpipers, and killdeer also present.

Tail is too short for Mourning Dove. It’s a domestic rock pigeon. -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774