All Friday trips are full day trips beginning at 7 a.m. Read the full trip description for more details.
Join us for a peaceful, guided paddle on beautiful Osgood Pond as part of the Great Adirondack Birding Celebration, hosted by Northern New York Audubon. This scenic outing will take us across the open waters of Osgood Pond and into the quiet, meandering channel of the Osgood River — a diverse habitat rich with birdlife and spring activity.
The sheltered shoreline, wetlands, and mixed forest surrounding the pond and river create ideal conditions for spotting a variety of Adirondack bird species. From loons and waterfowl to warblers and raptors, we’ll keep our eyes and ears tuned to the rhythms of the season. Along the way, we’ll pause to observe, listen, and discuss identification tips, bird behavior, and the ecology of this unique waterway.
This paddle is designed for participants who enjoy a relaxed pace with time for wildlife observation and appreciation. Whether you are an experienced birder or simply curious about the birds of the Adirondacks, this outing offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature from water level.
All Friday trips are full day trips beginning at 7 a.m. Read the full trip description for more details.
Join us for a peaceful, guided paddle on beautiful Osgood Pond as part of the Great Adirondack Birding Celebration, hosted by Northern New York Audubon. This scenic outing will take us across the open waters of Osgood Pond and into the quiet, meandering channel of the Osgood River — a diverse habitat rich with birdlife and spring activity.
The sheltered shoreline, wetlands, and mixed forest surrounding the pond and river create ideal conditions for spotting a variety of Adirondack bird species. From loons and waterfowl to warblers and raptors, we’ll keep our eyes and ears tuned to the rhythms of the season. Along the way, we’ll pause to observe, listen, and discuss identification tips, bird behavior, and the ecology of this unique waterway.
This paddle is designed for participants who enjoy a relaxed pace with time for wildlife observation and appreciation. Whether you are an experienced birder or simply curious about the birds of the Adirondacks, this outing offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature from water level.
