Three Rose-breasted Grosbeak on the north section of Wrights Loop this AM as rain was stopping Alison Van Keuren

Saw 5 common night hawks flying over Burden Lake in Averill Park as it got dark last night. Looked like they were hunting. I haven’t seen many this year, so it was good to see them. They put on a

In spite of the late notice, eight people turned up for a morning of birding at Five Rivers EEC in Delmar. Everyone chose option #2, "let's hike the trails." We dispersed to several different

(Though the fact that Rich White had the same number of Pectorals at the flats six hours later and no Golden Plovers doesn’t bode well for the plover.) -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Early this morning at Cohoes Flats, I saw a peregrine Falcon chasing the adult American Golden Plover that Gregg found earlier this week. A few seconds later, I saw the Falcon fly off holding a

For each of the next three Sundays we will be doing socially-distanced birding, and welcome other birders who are comfortable in doing so. Sept. 27th and Oct. 4th we will meet-up at Five Rivers EEC in

Ron H. and I went to Peebles Island this morning. I was looking for warblers and Pectoral Sandpipers and he needed the American Golden Plovers seen at Cohoes Flats. We succeeded with all three. We

For those interested: the two Amer. Golden Plovers are still at the Cohoes Flats. They were together on the Saratoga County side with several Killdeers Friday 2 PM Rich Guthrie

Hello Thursday birders! Let's check out the southern end of Saratoga Spa Park - the famous Picnic table graveyard.This can be a great migrant spot, with varied woodland, a brush dump, capped landfill

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2 individual pluvialis plovers here now. one in fresh basic is clearly am. golden: prominent supercillium, contrasting dark cap, dark tail and clear axillars seen briefly while bathing. the other is

I decided to try Vischer Ferry Preserve this morning because I figured the 37 degree temperature would keep the biting insects at bay, which it did. At 7 am almost every tree that was directly

got to the flats at about 9:40 and found an adult basic plumage Pluvialis plover right away in with several killdeer. overall somewhat buffy and spangled on wings and back, not very prominent cap or

Showing nicely on the north side of the flats now.-- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

I am reminded I usually include map locations for our meeting points. Sorry, got to get back into the groove! Hennessey Rd

(Sorry for the previous mistake) Hello Thursday Birders - long time (March 12 to be precise) no see! Hope you are weathering these difficult circumstances. I'm curious if there's interest in starting

Naomi

The gravel road and picnic graveyard area were very busy this morning. I encountered the same mixed flock several times.The most obvious birds were red eyed vireos, at least five of them foraging

Folks, below are the details on participating in this program. This is our first online Zoom program so please bear with us! We look forward to seeing you online! HMBC Program Notice: Birding

Ron H. and I spent a few hours this morning at the Carlsbad Picnic Area at Saratoga Spa SP. My main interest was warblers and butterflies. I wasn’t keeping track of numbers but I had the following