Hello all, Today, Saturday 5 December I visited the Queensbury School Campus to view the Pine Grosbeaks. I parked in the lot between Aviation and the school. Only two other cars were in the lot, and

Still there 3:20 Sent from my phone. Please excuse typos etc.!

After seeing my first flock of 32 birds, I did a drive around the block and found 3 more PG's on Archibald Street, 2 more behind the old Trustco bank on Main Street, and watched a new wave of approx

Currently, 32 Pine Grosbeaks in the Crabapple Trees at the big white church on West Broadway, near intersection with Main St. (Rt 22) Salem, NY. They just arrived today. I've been checking all week.

Just had about 30 Common Redpolls at Crescent Power Plant. Not much else interesting here or at Crescent Park but the lighting and rain sure doesn't help.

PLEASE NOTE 8 PM START TIME

Behind the middle school at 10:30 Robert S. Pastel

Hi Scott, any chance you got photos? Any swallow this late is very unusual and it’s good to rule out some exotic possibilities. -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

I stumbled upon a group of 8 Tree Swallows this afternoon on McClay Road, roadside to a large field with Bluebird boxes about 1/2 mile west of Hartshorn Road. Kind of odd seeing them this time of year

A walk along the shore at Lake George Village this afternoon yielded 16 common goldeneye, two bufflehead, one common loon and two white-winged scoters. Alan Mapes Saratoga

near the power plant below the falls, viewed from the park off of school st. nice clean, fairly pale individual with two-toned bill. probably 2nd cycle, but with minimal gray in mantle. Also 2 adult

I agree with Lindsey, there are no school functions on the weekend, so that should not be a problem for the school, the sheriff or the church. Robert S. Pastel

Soooo...is the school a go on weekends, as there are probably no events or functions due to Covid, or just not worth risking that? It was quiet up there last weekend but I also know how things can

A group of us were in the church parking lot and the pastor explained where his house is and how disturbed he was by photographers outside his windows early in the morning. He politely asked that NO

The man who lives in the home behind the church just told me he feels very uncomfortable with people taking photos in his backyard and asked me to leave. -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Ron H. and I also checked out the Pine Grosbeaks at Our Lady of the Annunciation Church in Queensbury this morning. The birds were mostly hanging out in 2 Crabapple trees in the back of the church

At least ten pine grosbeaks were in the crab apple trees behind Our Lady of the Annunciation Catholic Church across from Queensbury Middle School on Aviation Rd. They took off around 2:00. I also

Just an FYI to the group ... If you are looking for an abundance of Pine Grosbeaks, there are roughly a dozen or more taking refuge in the ornamental fruit trees behind the Catholic Church on the

Hey Thursday Birders! We'll be returning to winter hours as of this week - starting at 9:00am. I don't know how many walks we can get in this season, since our usual carpooling to the Grasslands etc

Denise and I had about 20, voraciously consuming the crab apples from the trees on the north (back) side if the Queensbury Middle school on Aviation Rd., Queensbury, Warren County NY on November 29.