Vischer Ferry: black-throated green warbler, yellow warbler, yellow-rumped warbler, warbling vireo, swamp sparrow, blue-gray gnatcatcher, Virginia rail, green-winged teal, belted kingfisher Saratoga L

Hi all - I just wanted to let you know that I just changed the "featured site" on both my personal birding webpage and the HMBC website. Check them out when you get a chance. http://members.xoom.com/B

Vischer Ferry 5/2/99 - I missed some of the ones Barb Putnam had but I can add an Am Bittern calling, 10 GW Teal, Rusty BB's, one of which I tried to make into a Brewer's - but didn't, and Yellow Warb

Saratoga Airport: Vesper Sparrow, Horned Lark, Purple Finch, Song Sparrow I was up at Ft. Edward mid-afternoon and didn't see much: Savannah & Song Sparrows, Eastern Meadowlarks, Mockingbirds, two Red

On a brief stop here at 10:30 AM, the first bird to greet us was a beautiful male NORTHERN ORIOLE!!! Otherwise, not much seen but the Oriole made our day. ---------------------------------------------

The Finger Lakes RBA is reporting a male ruff and a male Eurasian wigeon at Montezuma WR For more info: http://www-stat.wharton.upenn.edu/~siler/hotmail/EAST.32313.html or call: (607) 254-2429 -------

Ooops, I hit the send key a little too soon - sorry. Besides the ruff and the Eurasian wigeon, there also was a white-fronted goose at Montezuma TODAY (5/3/99) ----------------------------------------

Hi all, Didn't get to Blackcreek Marsh till about 9:15am on the 3rd, but a Brown Thrasher Greeted us as we approached the marsh. Also saw a Yellow Warbler, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, Swamp Sparrows, Brown

This sighting might not be as exciting as Lous', but today at noon we observed a male & female Downy Woodpecker on the branch of our Catalpa tree which holds our suet feeder. He proceded to mount her

Between the raindrops this a.m, I found a Baltimore Oriole, Yellow Warbler, Swamp Sparrows and Northern Flickers at the old train station. Things are picking up. -- Joan Cipriani jlcip@... Schenectady

Hi - Just in case you have decided to head for Montezuma, the wigeon, ruff, and goose were still being reported and (from NYSBirds-L): "... two possibly a third Cerulean Warblers singing at May's Poin

Vischer Ferry - 5/6/99 - first Wood Thrushes, White-crowned Sparrow, B Oriole. As far as I'm concerned it's been a silent spring so far. I have never seen such low numbers of Yellow-rumps in my life.

This is a summary of most of the birds called into the birdline this past week. Please call 518-439-8080 for the full report. Tomhannock Reservoir 4/27: eastern towhee; 4/28: evening grosbeak Vischer

I haven't seen large numbers of Yellow-rumps nor Yellow warblers either. I did see my first ruby-throated Hummingbird today, though. It was perched in a dead tree...exactly where I've seen it the past

Moreau Lake State Park: eastern phoebe, pine warbler, northern flicker, yellow-rumped warbler, least flycatcher, osprey, chipping sparrow Town of Northumberland: Canada goose, house wren, yellow-rumpe

My yard today: wild turkey (one male had his tail fanned "forever"), goldfinch, grackle, tree swallow, house finch, song sparrow, starling, mourning dove, waxwing, red-winged blackbird, killdeer, yell

Hey, you guys - more of you MUST be birding - it is May, you know! Let's have a few sightings, please. Thanks :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ eGroup home: h

It has come to my attention that some people may not know how to post messages to this group. I hope this helps: First, you need to be a member (If you recieved this in your email, you are already a m

Cold Springs Highlites: Eastern Towhee, Wood Thrush, Rosebreasted Grosbeck, Yellow Warbler,Hermit Thrush, Common Yellowthroat, Baltimore Oriole, Northern Flicker.At the Battlefield we saw---Great Cres

I took a walk at Wilson Powell Sanctuary in Columbia County today. It's such a lovely place and it is so peaceful there. It was especially beautiful today because everything was wet and glistening fro