Point au Roche is one of Clinton County’s birding hotspots; more than 180 species have been recorded there. Bird sightings in June include Osprey, Eastern Towhee, Marsh Wren, Brown Thrasher, Baltimore Oriole, Great Crested Flycatcher, 5 species of Sparrows, 3 species of Woodpeckers, 5 Warbler species and several species of waterfowl.

Join us at the Adirondack Experience on Saturday, June 7, for an evening celebrating the fascinating world of finches! From 4–5 PM.

Reception and Book Signing at the Lakeview Café following the lecture, 5-6:30 PM.

This field trip is co-sponsored between Northern New York Audubon and Northeast Wilderness Trust. Join Janelle Jones, NY Land Steward, for a walk through deciduous forests, past beaver wetlands, and alongside wild stretches of the Grasse River.

After nearly five years closed, Moose Pond Club Road bridge has been repaired and the road is now open! We will hike the first mile (nearly level terrain) on the Vanderwhacker Mountain Trail in mixed forest, and along the wetlands for half the hike (so two miles round-trip).

Explore several great, seldom visited, birding locations with excellent views that reveal the character of the landscape. Each stop will include a short hike into a spot where we will open our camp chairs to bird in place for 20-30 minutes.

Photo of Alder Flycatcher by Larry Master

Explore this hidden birding gem behind the SUNY Plattsburgh Field House. This walk will traverse the forested and wetland habitats along the Saranac River above the Imperial Mills Dam.

The walk will cover approximately 2 miles during peak spring migration. We’ll look for songbirds, waterfowl, shorebirds and raptors along the shores of Lake Champlain.

Join trip leaders Betsy Miner, Mar Bodine, and Ken Adams for a trip around Heyworth-Mason Park that includes open fields and forest along the Little Ausable River.

Spring migration is a fun time to be out birding as you never know what you might find! Birders of all experience levels are welcome. We will walk through the campground looking for early spring migrants. We will also look out on Lake Champlain for waterfowl.

Please join us and NYS OPHRP for a discussion on research conducted on historic lands by Dr. Michale Glennon.

Enjoy a morning of late winter birding with a walk along the lake! This walk will pass through several shrubby and forested habitats before reaching the tip of Long Point with its panoramic views of Lake Champlain.

Join Mary Beth Warburton and Joan Collins for a car-birding trip in west-central Jefferson County including Point Peninsula and Cape Vincent.

Join Betsy Miner and Mar Bodine for a birding walk at the Bloomingdale Bog!

Start your 2025 birding with a walk along the lake! This walk will pass through several shrubby and forested habitats before reaching the tip of Long Point with its panoramic views of Lake Champlain.

Northern New York Audubon webinar: How to Love a Forest, with Ethan Tapper, author of the new book “How to Love A Forest”.

Join members of Northern New York Audubon to watch thousands of Snow Geese on the Rec Park water. It is a spectacle you don't want to miss.

Join Ken Adams and Betsy Miner as we bird along the road leading into the campground, the marsh overlook, and out onto Lake Champlain. Fall migration is a fun time to be birding as you never know what you might find! Birders of all experience levels are welcome.

Enjoy a fun morning of birding at one of our premier hotspots in the Champlain Valley.

Join Ken Adams and Betsy Miner at one of Clinton County's birding hotspots, nearly 150 bird species have been recorded here. There is a wide variety of habitats including open water, marsh, field, shrub meadow and mixed forest.