4/17/15 Long Lake (Hamilton Co.) * First-of-the-season

 

Bufflehead - on the Little Tupper Lake outlet (they have been moving through
for nearly a week now)

Ruffed Grouse - 2 along Sabattis Circle Road (one drumming)

Common Loon - one on Long Lake

Great Blue Heron - at the small (yearly) rookery on Minnow Pond along Route
30 in Long Lake.  The bird was sitting up in the nest in foggy conditions
with Minnow Pond below - still totally frozen!  (Photo on Facebook.)

*Broad-winged Hawk - 2; 1 perched along Route 30 in Long Lake (photos on my
Facebook page below) and 1 outside our home

Hermit Thrush - singing that lovely song at dawn outside our home!

*Palm Warbler - at least 4 singing at Sabattis Bog

Chipping Sparrow - flocks still moving through

Fox Sparrow - we've had a singing Fox Sparrow outside our home for 4 days
now and there was one singing along Sabattis Road.

*White-throated Sparrow - singing outside our home this morning

Rusty Blackbird - 3 flew over Sabattis Bog vocalizing

 

4/16/15 Long Lake (Hamilton Co.) & Newcomb (Essex Co.)

 

*Common Loon - arrival on Long Lake - report from Bill Labes, Long Lake

*Belted Kingfisher - at the Newcomb Adirondack Interpretive Center (AIC)
between Rich Lake and Belden Lake

*Pine Warbler - 2; one singing in the pines at the parking area for the
Newcomb AIC and one singing near Belden Lake

Fox Sparrow - singing near the parking area for the Newcomb AIC

 

Joan Collins

Editor, New York Birders

Long Lake, NY

(315) 244-7127 cell       

(518) 624-5528 home

http://www.adirondackavianexpeditions.com/ 

http://www.facebook.com/AdirondackAvian

 

 


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