
Blackpoll warbler: ‘nature’s hearing test’
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Learn more about the hard-to-track blackpoll warbler and how to spot it in the Adirondacks
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Black Birders Week celebration brings community and curiosity for birding at inaugural event in Lake Placid
By Birdwatch
Learn more about the hard-to-track blackpoll warbler and how to spot it in the Adirondacks
By James Odato
Insurer cites Audubon's environmental advocacy as reason
By Birdwatch
How a winter irruption sparked a lifelong passion for birdwatching
Birdability joins Adirondack Land Trust in tracking accessible birdwatching options for people with disabilities
By Birdwatch
There are six “crossbill” species—finches with mandibles (lower part of their bill) that cross either to the left or right
Birders predict which species will visit the Adirondacks this winter based on available food sources
This accessible path is one bike-birder's dream
By Birdwatch
One of the most sought-after species for Adirondack birders
By Birdwatch
Pine siskins have been observed as far south as Georgia and flocks are all over the Adirondacks