Pine siskins: A welcome sight in the Adirondacks this winter
By Birdwatch
January 10, 2024
Pine siskins have been observed as far south as Georgia and flocks are all over the Adirondacks
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By Birdwatch
January 10, 2024
Pine siskins have been observed as far south as Georgia and flocks are all over the Adirondacks
By Jak Krouse
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By Mike Lynch
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Michale Glennon discusses her work monitoring birds in the lowland boreal environments of the Adirondacks.
By Phil Brown
April 6, 2010
Last week, I posted a list of rock-climbing routes that are closed to protect the postential nesting sites of peregrine falcons. This morning, the state Department of Environmental Conservation announced that it is adding the Upper Washbowl routes to the list. The following is an e-mail sent out by Joe Racette, a DEC wildlife biologist:…