I looped around Buckingham Pond in Albany this morning. Highlights- black throated green warbler singing high in the trees; blue headed vireo. Cardinals galore. Excellent program on pine bush last nig

Just a reminder that our monthly program featuring Amanda Dillon speaking about the latest bird research at the Albany Pine Bush is taking place tonight on Zoom in a little over an hour at 6:30 p.m. P

The Trumpeter Swan seen recently at Staats Island Road in Rensselaer County was probably not wild. My neighbor here in Selkirk bought a pair of them for his pond in 2020. The pond is located about 1 m

Where in Hand Hollow is the RHWO being seen? Near east or west entrance? Thanks -- Naomi

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

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

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Am at Wright’s Loop. Finally got 4 Wilson’s Snipe that I can observe DOING something. Two previous sightings they were hunkered down and I could barely make them out in the corn stubble and fallen sta

To escape the wind and open spaces at Vischer Ferry I headed for Anchor Diamond Park in Ballston in search of migrants and new arrivals for the year. Ron and I had some of the following highlights the

The weather was fairly tranquil at Five Rivers EEC in Delmar this morning, although the wind strengthened after 9am. That drove many of the birds farther into wooded areas and down along the Vlomankil

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On 4/26 I had a BROWN THRASHER in my yard, the first I’ve seen here in probably 25 years. He returned twice more through the day. WOW! He’s back today just while I’m typing this!!! I also had my FOS G

This morning - several hermit thrushes, at least 16 white throated sparrows in one place, ruby crowned kinglets, a pair of wood ducks, and one yellow rump warbler were highlights. Robert S. Pastel

I never thought of American Goldfinch as mimics, but today I listened to one mimic an Eastern Towhee (Drink your tea..) with astonishing accuracy. He sang it about 10 times, albeit a little falsetto.

Hey Thursday birders! Windy but at least dry this week, and our migrants are on the move! Let's meet at 8:00 at Five Rivers and see what's new there. Naomi

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

walked west to the lock 7 rd crossing. 45 spp in intermittent drizzle. new for the year for me were bg gnatcatcher and black-throated green warbler. still lots of rc kinglets around, several groups of

They’re back! 1st arrival ( that I have seen) found today on Hanley Road in Nassau. The lone Yellow Rumped Warbler in my yard yesterday has attracted a gang of 9 today.

Greetings, Den and I birded the Woodland/Willow Pond Trail at Landis Arboretum, after a slow start with the usual suspects, Bluebirds, red winged blackbirds, robins, house finches, mourning doves, we

As the late Meatloaf might have sung, ‘two out of three ain’t bad’. Inspired by David’s report from Saratoga County Airport, I went to check. Got Savannah in a bush where the prison fence meets the ad