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Bald Eagle Shows Off at Algonkian Park

Bald Eagle Shows Off at Algonkian Park

Nov 17, 2025

Immature Bald Eagle.Photo by Michael Sciortino Fifteen birders came out for the monthly bird walk at Algonkian Regional Park on...

A Beautiful Day for Birding at Banshee Reeks

A Beautiful Day for Birding at Banshee Reeks

Nov 11, 2025

Great Horned Owl with prey.Photo by Francesca Wertheim On November 8, eight people led by Michael Sciortino, Carol Sottili and...

American Pipits and Other Surprises at Bles Park

American Pipits and Other Surprises at Bles Park

Nov 3, 2025

Blue-headed Vireo.Photo by Bryan Henson Sixteen birders led by Bryan Henson visited Bles Park on a nice sunny day on...

Eagles Stole the Show at the Hawk Watch

Eagles Stole the Show at the Hawk Watch

Oct 28, 2025

Golden Eagle.Photo by Michael Sciortino A small group of birders gathered on October 26 for a trip to Waggoner’s Gap...

New Birders Enjoy Seeing a Belted Kingfisher at Algonkian

New Birders Enjoy Seeing a Belted Kingfisher at Algonkian

Oct 23, 2025

Belted Kingfisher.Photo by Bryan Henson. Twenty-one birders visited Algonkian Regional Park on a beautiful fall day on October 19.  Many...

Bird Walk at Banshee Includes a Lincoln’s Sparrow

Bird Walk at Banshee Includes a Lincoln’s Sparrow

Oct 18, 2025

Lincoln’s Sparrow. Photo by Michael Myers On October 11 nine birders, led by Kevin Denice and Mary Ann Good, enjoyed...

Birds Were Slow to Appear at Sweet Run on September 27

Birds Were Slow to Appear at Sweet Run on September 27

Oct 1, 2025

Twelve birders attended the September Sweet Run bird walk on a Saturday morning with rain threatening all morning. Thankfully the...

Bles Park Walk Takes Place After a Good Migration Night

Bles Park Walk Takes Place After a Good Migration Night

Sep 29, 2025

Female Rose-breasted Grosbeak.Photo by Bryan Henson Nine birders come out to the Bles Park walk on September 27, our first...

Birds of Prey Were the Highlight of the Goodstone Inn Walk

Birds of Prey Were the Highlight of the Goodstone Inn Walk

Sep 25, 2025

Peregrine Falcon.Photo by Jenny Erickson Birds of prey (including a Peregrine Falcon, at least six Bald Eagles and a Northern...

Birders Find an Abundance of Warblers at Algonkian

Birders Find an Abundance of Warblers at Algonkian

Sep 22, 2025

Magnolia Warbler.Photo by Bryan Henson Twenty birders visited Algonkian Park for the monthly bird walk on an overcast, but comfortable,...

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