While there are still two white rumped- sandpipers remaining, along with a handful of least and semi palmated sandpipers, the party is just about over. The water left in the fields doesn’t amount to m

Walking from the Whipple Bridge to the intersection with the yellow left arrow sign, I went left/east and had a Wilson’s warbler loudly and repeatedly singing. Another birder had found two of them, a

2 Canada, 1 Blackburnian, 1 Magnolia, 1 Pine warblers, 1 Louisiana Waterthrush Numerous Yellow warblers, Redstarts, Common Yellowthroats, Ovenbirds 3 Least, 2 Great-crested Flycatchers, 4 Eastern-wood

Cape May, Tennessee, N.Parula, Black-throated Green, Chestnut-sided, Magnolia, Black-and-white warblers. Redstarts, Baltimore Orioles and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks everywhere. Alder flycatcher and Virgi

Two pipits were mixed in with several lesser and greater yellowlegs, least sandpipers and a spotted sandpiper. There were some peep sized birds that appeared to be more brown underneath than the least

I stopped at the Surrender March Trail off of Rt 4, south of Schuylerville, this morning in hopes of finding the Prothonotary Warbler that has shown up the past two years. I didn’t see or hear it, but

There is a Louisiana Waterthrush singing away close to the Ferndale parking lot at Saratoga Spa SP. Susan Beaudoin

There are currently 2 Caspian Terns sitting on the docks at Brown Beach Susan Beaudoin

A couple of Solitary and Spotted Sandpipers along with at least 7 Greater Yellowlegs and 1 Lesser are currently at Wrights Loop. Bald Eagles are on their nest in the large pine, and there is a singing

I went to two different areas of the park- the Picnic Loop Road area and the Carlsbad Trail with the Thursday group. At the beginning of the picnic area, I heard 20 different species in about 20 minut

Seven yellow legs, mostly greater and at least 15 snipe are in clear view at the Northwest/route 4 corner of Wrights Loop. They are in the same area as a large group of mallards and several green wing

Following John H‘s lead, I went to Anchor Diamond Park this morning and found most, but not all the birds that he and Ron had. Highlights for me were as follows: Louisiana waterthrush, black-throated

Single rusty blackbird, many ruby-crowned kinglets and swamp sparrows, one yellow warbler, 4 white throated sparrows, a green heron 2 green-winged teal and weird hybrid mallard.- green head, tan cresc

Wrights Loop, now: side-by-side greater and lesser yellowlegs, yellow warbler, warbling vireo, snipe, pintail, yellow-rumps, green-wing teal, wood ducks, swamp and song sparrows No northern shoveler S

Eight rusty blackbirds on the entrance road to Shenantaha Creek Park in Ballston Spa. Several ruby-crowned kinglets. Susan Beaudoin

A Peregrine falcon is currently perched in one of the tall trees behind the cornfield on the north side of Wrights Loop, calling occasionally. Also saw five Wilson snipe, only when they flushed. They

Thanks to a report by Kevin McGrath, I observed a large, mixed species raft of waterfowl on Round Lake. About 30 long-tailed ducks, 2 red-necked grebes, numerous horned grebes and bufflehead, scaup, a

I am looking at at least seven Wilson’s snipe hidden in the corn stocks close to the road on the north end of Wrights Loop. Lots of Greenwing teal, mallards and some American black ducks. Chipping spa

Earlier this afternoon, I saw a Caspian Tern from Waterfront park on Saratoga Lake as I looked south using a scope. The bright red-orange bill was clearly visible. It was on a rocky outcrop with sever

I spent a little over an hour between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning, traveling only from the Meadowbrook Road entrance of Bog Meadow to the boardwalk overlooks. While I did not find the rusty blackbirds