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How birds handle the ‘lights out’ during an eclipse

By Birdwatch

When day becomes night, wildlife responds accordingly

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Where to watch the eclipse in the Adirondacks

By Adirondack Explorer

Here is an overview of what's being planned in communities around the Adirondacks

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Animals and the eclipse: What to expect

By Contributing Writer

How our fellow creatures will react to a day without sun

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Shooting the eclipse

By Holly Riddle

Photographers share plans, tips ahead of April solar eclipse 

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When the sun, Earth and moon align

By Contributing Writer

What to know about this rare celestial event

Hotel Saranac

As eclipse nears, hotel bookings spike

By Holly Riddle

Accommodation options dwindle, prices soar as Adirondack region prepares for eclipse 

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How will the weather change during a total solar eclipse?

By Chloe Bennett

Short-term effects are almost guaranteed, but Adirondack conditions for April 8 event could vary

Photo of muddy Van Hoevenberg Trail to Mount Marcy in Adirondacks on 4/8/18. By Phil Brown.

Eclipse may come at bad time for High Peaks hiking

By Mike Lynch

Organizations are coming up with a plan to educate visitors about the challenging and unpredictable conditions that exist in April.

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The eclipse is coming … are Adirondack communities ready?

By James Odato

Spring break event timing brings unique challenges

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Total eclipse to pass over Adirondacks in 2024 and communities are getting ready

By Holly Riddle

Businesses, event planners are forming plans to draw eclipse crowds to the Adirondacks next spring

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