Hi, all - This is my first, test post. Nothing major to report, other than enjoying witnessing spring activity for the first time this year!: I drove along the Hudson in Fort Miller yesterday and

We've signed up, and gotten confirmation...but does this work? We too have had more brown creeper sightings the last few weeks than we remember for several years. Have we had an invasion? Dale and

Welcome all and thanks for posting. I saw 15 turkey vultures along the northway on my way home today - TV migration is in full swing! Also had cowbirds at the feeders today - this is the only time

This is not a transcription of the Birdline tape. It is summary of some of the sightings that were called in to birdline during the past week. Please call the birdline (518-439-8080) for the full

A pair of Wood ducks were seen on Hanks Rd Salem, NY Brown creeper on Riley Hill Rd Salem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home:

A pair of Wood ducks were seen on Hanks Rd Salem, NY Brown creeper on Riley Hill Rd Salem. A Northern Flicker in Argyle, on Bald Mt. Rd. on March

Waterfowl are beginning to arrive. Collins Lake is just starting to open up. There were two pairs of Hooded Mergansers there this morning. Canada Geese are slowly building up even though the Lake is

Hi Folks, Stopped by Stissing Mt. today in hopes of spotting a Golden Eagle. Had to settle for an adult Bald Eagle, a pair of Red tails displaying in the air, 4 TV's, Tundra Swans and a Raven

At Fort Edward this afternoon 4-6pm: 5 rough-legged hawks, 4 red-tailed hawks, bluebird, horned larks, kestrels, wild turkeys, tree sparrows, numerous flocks of red-winged blackbirds, 14 northern

As of yesterday morning at 8 a.m. (things are happening fast now) the Lake was about 35-40% open. More open water was alos marked by the first day of a more varied asortment of waterfowl

3/20/99 - Fort Miller, Hudson River. 10-11 AM. 1 Ross's Goose seen well, up close and great looks. Much smaller than Snow, small round head and small beak. Gene Vermillyea was there to see. Also

Just a reminder that you should still call in your sightings to the Hudson-Mohawk Birdline. This list is NOT a replacement or a competitor to the birdline. 439-8080 (This is not aimed at you, Frank

At the Saratoga Sod Farm this morning there was 1 Greater White-fronted Goose in the company of 2500-3000 Canada Geese. In the flooded field on the north side of Wright's Loop Road were Mallards,

March 21 - Hudson River betwen Fort Edward and Schuylerville: ring-necked duck, American wigeon, wood duck, American black duck, mallard, common merganser, hooded merganser, common goldeneye,

Canada Goose numbers peaked this weekend on Saturday (20th) with 400 Geese. Both pairs of collared birds (1KA and XSZ ; L+Z and XS2) have been at the Lake. Other waterfowl at the Lake include on

A Ross's Goose was among the many hundreds of Snow Geese still at Ft Miller Rd and River Rd n of Schuylerville yesterday. Also present were Ring-necked Ducks, Cm and Hooded Mergansers among others.

At Fort Edward this evening, I saw 6 red-tailed hawks, 4 northern harrier, and 11 short-eared owls (most of the owls were on Fitzpatrick). This was between 5:45 amd

This is not a transcription of the Birdline tape. It is summary of some of the sightings that were called in to birdline during the past week. Please call the birdline (518-439-8080) for the full

3/25/99 Saw a single Pied-billed Grebe today. It was in the body of water on the right-hand side of Riverview Rd just before it intersects with Boyack Rd (Take a right out of the main entrance to

In my message about the Grebe, I said Ring-billed Ducks--should have been Ring-necked Ducks. However, there were several Ring-billed Gulls there also. Sorry.