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Birding on Fishing Brook

Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
A frog hides along the shoreline. Photo by Mike Lynch
A frog hides along the shoreline. Photo by Mike Lynch
Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack guide Joan Collins scans the treetops for birds. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack guide Joan Collins scans the treetops for birds. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
Adirondack birding guide Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in July 2019. Photo by Mike Lynch
The shoreline of Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
The shoreline of Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
Beaver dams are abundant on Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Beaver dams are abundant on Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Scenic Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Scenic Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook in Hamilton County. Photo by Mike Lynch
A tree swallow sits on a snag along Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
A tree swallow sits on a snag along Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
A beaver house on Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
A beaver house on Fishing Brook. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins looks for birds Fishing Brook where it enters County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins looks for birds Fishing Brook where it enters County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A loon on County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A loon on County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Scenic County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Scenic County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A lily pad flower on County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A lily pad flower on County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
Joan Collins paddles County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of County Line Flow. Photo by Mike Lynch
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Explorer multimedia reporter Mike Lynch joined Adirondack birding guide on a trip to Fishing Brook in Hamilton County in July 2019.

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Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. Sign up for Mike’s newsletter

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