thanks for posting on hm birds, Jeff. Based on your post I stopped there around 2 pm and most of the subject shorebirds were still present and visible in the large flooded area near the back parking l

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Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Yellow-rumped and Palm Warblers, and still large numbers of Ruby-crowned Kinglets present at the Five Rivers Env. Ed. Cntr, Albany County this morning. Scott Stoner, Loudonville

Denise and I made another trip up this morning and eventually found about 25 very vocal Red Crossbills, including at least one juvenile, singing Purple Finch, a single Pine Siskin, and a single Americ

Saratoga Co this morning...water levels very high. no grebes, ducks, or gulls visible from the rt 9 boat launch. then met up with Gregg R to walk part of zim Smith trail west from Coons Crossing. high

A lengthy visit to Five Rivers Env Ed Cntr in Delmar, NY this morning yielded 38 species; Ruby-crowned Kinglets were numerous, vocal, and widespread; Palm and Yellow-rumped Warbler also present, along

At our yard we had a Hermit Thrush this evening, and first of year Chipping Sparrows yesterday. Scott Stoner, Loudonville NY Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

adding to John H's list, Gregg R., Denise, and I also had American Wigeon & Rusty Blackbird. Gregg had a Pied-billed Grebe before we got there. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Two Purple Finches at our feeders this morning as well! Scott Stoner, Loudonville Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

7 people, 30 species. 3 new I think - towhee, Rough-winged Swallow, kingfisher. plaase.credit to HMBC. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone -------- Original message -------- From: "scottjs

Seven birders on the HMBC trip in a light steady rain, chilly 40s. At the Five Rivers EEC, in Delmar, Albany County. thirty species including Eastern Towhee, Northern Rough-winged Swallow, Belted King

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Following up on Alan's report, Denise and I birded Round Lake Saturday afternoon from the state boat launch in Rt 9 and the Anthony Kill from Round Lake preserve on cr 67. While we didn't see eagles o

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This evening on the DEC raptor survey, 3 groups each had a Northern Harrier, and tallied a total of 12 American Woodcock! Robins, grackles, Red-winged Blackbirds were also conspicuously present. Scott

While driving up to John Boyd Thacher State Park late morning today, I saw two adult bald eagles flying above the road, over the escarpment. Scott Stoner, Loudinville

With apologies for the delayed report... Denise and I birded the Tahawus area yesterday. Red Crossbills were gritting in a number of places, including Rt 28N north of Olmsteadville, Tahawus Rd, Upper

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Denise and I made a few stops along the Mohawk in Cohoes and one along the Hudson at Green Island this afternoon. One adult Bald Eagle at School St. and some scattered common mergansers along the Moha

Please see the following program information and zoom link for Monday evening's HMBC program Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club HMBC Program Notice The Language of Birds Monday, February 7, 2022, 6:30PM via Zoom