The Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club has cancelled upcoming field trips, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent guidelines and restrictions from the CDC, the NYS Department of Health and local

Reviewing my photographs, I don’t think I had a Baird’s (but did have the white-rumpled). In person that Buffy semipalm seemed larger than the other semipalmated sandpipers, and even in my photos

Scott Stoner and I were at cohoes flats after Zach, roughly 9 - 10:30 this morning. We had one peep that was on the buffy side and appeared somewhat long-winged, but I was not sure it wasn't just a

A few minutes ago, I had a Baird’s Sandpiper mixed in with several semipalmated and least sandpipers on a rock at the edge of Cohoes Flats. A group of peeps flew by from the west and the flock on

Today, while visiting one of the locations where we have been “atlasing” nearby, Robert and I looked up ~ 40 feet to a branch of a black-cherry(?) tree to visualize what we suspected, an intact

Good morning, Just a quick confirmation that I was back in touch with Zach about the identification of this cuckoo sighting. I sent him one more photo and have attached all three to our ebird list

Any photos of the underside of the tail? -- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

Good morning, Yesterday Chris and I stumbled upon a black-billed cuckoo late morning at Grafton Lakes State Park. We heard a cuckoo like sound and were able to watch the bird foraging in vegetation

You are first and I am happy to send them to you to aid in your birding adventures. The books will be in the mail in a day or two. Welcome to the area and good birding! Mona

I am soon moving to the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and will gladly mail a couple books to anyone that might be able to put them to use. “Adirondack Birding” by Mike Peterson and Gary Lee

> > Saratoga National Historical Park, Saratoga, New York, US > Aug 10, 2020 8:16 AM - 12:11 PM > Protocol: Traveling > 4.8 mile(s) > Checklist Comments: I did my exercise walk as soon as I

This morning, Chris and I walked the trails at MHLC Bozen Kill Preserve in Altamont. We heard a warbler near the intersection of the White and BlueTrails, not far from the parking lot, and to our

Denise and I put in near the mouth of Stockport Creek and paddled out to and around Stockport Middle Ground Island. Highlights were an Osprey, 1 adult and 2 imm Bald Eagles, and an opportunity to

Shorebird activity continues to ramp up in our region. Early this morning (6:00am) Zach S-W observed three Black-bellied Plovers at Cohoes Flats. Colleen and I had just arrived when they took flight,

Posting for Zack: The flock took off and flew away at about 6:40 AM Rich -- Richard Guthrie

-- Zach Schwartz-Weinstein 203 500 7774

This morning at Cohoes Flats, Zach and I found a Semipalmated Plover, a Lesser Yellowlegs, and a couple of Least Sandpipers. More notable was the number of Great Egrets. I had a very conservative

Had some more Red Crossbills, this time at the Corkscrew Rail Trail! I don't think they are hanging around there as much as the Rensselaer Plateau-y spots. If anybody is out Stephentown, NY way I

At 4:30 PM (7/22), the pelican was not visible from the City of Hudson "Furgary" boatclub.

I spent all morning hiking all the trails at Albert Family Community Forest in Renss. Co. Had another flyover "jip jip jip"ing Red Crossbill. While hiking the white trail I got to a clearing at