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was eventually able to hear and see a few of the crossbills that have been reported here in the last few days. same general location on the CCC Rd down the hill north from the circle pulloff and befor

Hey Thursday birders! It's the calm before the storm tomorrow... not a lot of activity except up in the Rensselaerville forests, which based on driving dirt roads in my neck of the woods is probably p

With 8 species added today, we have a tally of 99 species - with a few waiting some details to be certain the entry was correctly identified or not a typo error in the checklist. If someone went out l

Greetings: My niece and her beau introduced me to BRDL, the Bird version of Wordle. Read about it here: https://www.audubon.org/news/love-hit-game-wordle-try-brdl-bird-inspired-spinoff It is at: https

I took a walk around my neighborhood this morning to see if I could add anything to Rich Guthrie’s growing list. At the time, Northern Shrike hadn’t been reported and it was a remotely possible specie

Shortly after departing CCC Road I was pleasantly surprised to see NOGO flying along and across Cheese Hill Road. Alison Van Keuren

With N. Shrike and Killdeer, we now have two more species to the weekend list. Rich Guthrie

Wow. Going into day 4 of this long holiday weekend, we are at 90 species reported!!! And there are several more species under review. Missing so far are some species that have been reported recently,

This morning I went to Northumberland in Saratoga County and, first of all, found a huge flock (+800) of Snow Buntings in sight from near the intersection of Williams Lane and Wall St. It was really a

2 Lapland longspurs in with a small group of snow buntings and horned larks at the field on rt32 and rugg Rd. -- gregg recer malta NY

Hi, I will be traveling up to Brunswick, Maine on Tuesday the February the 22nd, staying in the Best Western in Brunswick and trying for the Steller's Sea Eagle on Wednesday February the 23rd and retu

I overlooked a few checklists... So, with E. Screech Owl, Hermit Thrush, and Field Sparrow reports, we now have 78 species ! with a few more under review or not yet reported. All this subject to a rer

As of mid-morning, Sunday, day 2-1/2 of the 4-day weekend wrap-up, we have ----------> 76 species for the 11 county Region list; and counting. We're still have a few not reported so far - unless I mis

With the addition of Greater Scaup, Red Crossbills, Ruffed Grouse, Fish Crow, Brown Creeper, Great-horned Owl, and Snow Bunting, we are now at 70 Species for our 11 county region. There are a few repo

From the reports so far, we have 63 species in our eleven county region, and perhaps a few more that are under review. These include some nice rarities such as the Gr. White-fronted Goose and Cackling

So far as I can tell, we are at 37 species reported in our 11 county region for this 4-day weekend winter wrap-up (which is also Cornell's Great Backyard Bird Count weekend). There's a lot of expected

first year iceland gull in a big group of gulls on the Mohawk at crescent park. Another bird flew just as I was starting to scope the group that seemed to have little contrast between the primaries an