Date: 4/30/26 11:16 am From: scottjstoner via groups.io <ScottJStoner...> Subject: [hmbirds] HMBC - May 4 Program Invite - Birds (and more) of Five Rivers!
Monday May 4 at 6:30 PM at Five Rivers Env. Ed. Center in Delmar, NY;
The program topic is: Seasons of Five Rivers: Birds and Nature Through the Year
Speakers: Scott Stoner and Denise Hackert-Stoner In person and via zoom. Details below. Hope to see you there or online! - Scott Stoner, HMBC Program Chair.
----- Forwarded Message ----- From: Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club <admin...>To: Scott Stoner <scottjstoner...>Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2026 at 09:29:32 AM EDTSubject: HMBC -- May Program Invite
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HMBC May Program Notice
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Monday, May 4th 2026, 6:30PM,
In person at Five Rivers EEC and Remotely via Zoom
Hello HMBC Members:
On Monday, May 4th, 2026 at 6:30PM EDT, the Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club's May Program meeting will be held in person at Five Rivers EEC and remotely via a Zoom meeting. Use the link below to join the Zoom meeting.
NOTE: The first time you use Zoom on a device, you will be prompted to download the Zoom app when you click on the meeting link below. Follow the prompts to download the app and then launch the meeting using the meeting ID from the invite. (The app is recommended, but if you prefer, there is also an option when you open the link below to join the meeting via a web browser window, but with limited capabilities.) Audio connections can be through the app on your device or through a separate dial-in phone number given below.
The program topic is: Seasons of Five Rivers: Birds and Nature Through the Year
Speakers: Scott Stoner and Denise Hackert-Stoner
Five Rivers Environmental Education Center in Delmar is our bird club’s home address, our monthly meeting site, and location for many of our field trips, including our longstanding Birds and Breakfast in May. More ebird checklists have been submitted from Five Rivers than from any other hotspot in the Capital Region. But how well to we really know it? What are some of its most common birds, and what are some of its rarities? What draws birders, photographers, naturalists and multiple generations to this 450-acre site at the edge of suburbia? From field to forest, ponds and flowing waters, Five Rivers' variety of habitats support an unusually wide variety of life, representing a microcosm of the natural riches of the Capital Region. Join us for this up-close look at a year's worth of nature’s beauty and diversity at this beloved integral part of the Capital Region!
