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Albany County CBC Highlights | The Nightjar
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. The Birds of Eastern New York. The tales of an Upstate NY Birder. Albany County CBC Highlights. December 30, 2012. December 16, 2012. Barred Owl – New Baltimore, New York – December 2012 – By Danika Raup. Red-Shouldered Hawk – New Baltimore, New York – December 2012 – by Will Raup. This entry was posted in Birding. The First Chase of Big Year 2013. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. A DC Birding Blog.
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year | The Nightjar
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. The Birds of Eastern New York. The tales of an Upstate NY Birder. 2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. Region 8 in New York State is defined by the New York State Ornithological Association as the Following Counties: Albany, Columbia, Fulton, Greene, Montgomery, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Washington and Warren. Any birds currently on the NYS Checklist are eligible to be counted. 2013 Species List (Species, Date, County). Snow Goose (1/5/13), Rensselaer. Fish Crow (1/...
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The First Chase of Big Year 2013 | The Nightjar
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. The Birds of Eastern New York. The tales of an Upstate NY Birder. The First Chase of Big Year 2013. January 11, 2013. A few days ago a local birder on his way home from work, noticed 2 odd shapes next to a little patch of water along the north shore of the Mohawk River in Crescent, Saratoga County. The birds were just within the lights of a local Tavern and in this dim light, he could make out that they were 2 Sandhill Cranes. The next day more birders showed up, but the Cranes.
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The Birds of Eastern New York | The Nightjar
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. The Birds of Eastern New York. The tales of an Upstate NY Birder. The Birds of Eastern New York. Ok, I’ve decided to change this up a bit. 1/14/10. Breeds in Region 8. N) A New York State Avian Records Committee Review Species. D) Rare for the Region and should be documented, but is not a NYSARC Review Species. EX) Extirpated, a species which once occurred in the region, but no longer does. Ross’s Goose (D). Barrow’s Goldeneye (D). Greater Prairie-Chicken* (E) (Heath Hen).
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A (late) Red Phased Eastern Screech Owl | The Nightjar
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2013 NYS Region 8 Big Year. The Birds of Eastern New York. The tales of an Upstate NY Birder. A (late) Red Phased Eastern Screech Owl. October 24, 2012. Are fairly common here in Eastern New York, they can be found in most lower elevation areas, especially away from the deeper forests (and Great Horned Owls. They are particularly at home in suburban yards and even venture into the City of Albany at times. More often that not I find these birds in winter in empty Wood Duck. Whenever I see a Wood Duck.
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Manor Rock Road
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Complete List of Available Lots. LOCATED IN SOUTHERN COLUMBIA COUNTY, JUST MINUTES OFF THE TACONIC PARKWAY. As seen in the photos, several parcels overlook the green rolling hills of the area. During the heart of Autumn, the trees put on a wonderful display of color. If you look closely, the views even extend to the very tip of the Catskill Mountains. This historic music center is only 45 minutes away. Offering the entire 112 acres 6 lot parcel for $989,000. Complete List of Available Lots.
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NYSYBC -RTPI Field Trip - Collins Lake 2014
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Collins Lake, Scotia, Schenectady County — October 5, 2014. This field trip was sponsored by the Alan Devoe Bird Club. A NYSYBC Partner. Many thanks to ADBC and especially to our trip leader, Bill Cook. For his time and expertise in organizing and leading this trip. The day started out chilly at 42 degrees! But it warmed up to 58 by lunchtime, and we enjoyed plentiful sunshine with no wind. Another rare sight for Scotia was crowds of people! List of Birds Seen on this Trip.
