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Trumpeter Swan – Status and Origin Unknown, but apparently tasty

March 29th, 2006 · No Comments · News

Trumpeter SwanA once nearly extinct Trumpeter Swan has been seen near the Moody Bridge in Tupper Lake. First sighted on Monday March 20th by Charlcie Delahanty, the bird has been seen several times over the last week. According to the Trumpeter Swan Society, this is North America’s largest waterfowl and one of our rarest native birds. Nearly lost to hunting and habitat loss, the Trumpeter Swan has made a comeback but still have not returned to much of their traditional range. The big news is that the Adirondacks is not this swan’s typical range.

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The Bird Hand Book

March 25th, 2006 · No Comments · Adirondack Life

Found a really cool bird book. And it really is a hand book.

Preview it here. The Bird Hand Book

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Sharing Bird Sightings in the 21st Century

March 22nd, 2006 · No Comments · Destination Marketing

Technologically inclined birders may find this event interesting. Thanks to Joan Collins of the Northern NY Birds group for the tip. Full event details below. As some of you might know, the Adirondack Regional Tourism Council has recently rolled out the Adirondack Birding Guide which features the regions birding sites combined with Google Map technology.

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