BOS Photo Albums
Photo albums submitted by BOS members are below. These albums feature BOS field trips, events, and special bird sightings that our members have seen. We hope you enjoy them! (BOS Members: you'll need to LOGIN, then find the link on your member homepage to add your photos.)
September-2025
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MONTHLY photos contributed by our members for September - 2025.
David Crowe absolutely crushed it with this photo of a Connecticut Warbler. David took this image on the 12th near Rushford, Allegany County. Well done!
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Ryan Griffiths captured this image of a first winter Forster’s Tern near the Peace Bridge from Fort Erie on the 6th.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Another angle of the Fort Erie Forster’s Tern from the 6th. Here you can see the brownish wash to the back indicating this bird was hatched this past summer. Photo by Ryan Griffiths.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
This beautiful image of a Common Nighthawk flying by this waxing moon was expertly executed by Brad Reinhardt on the 1st near Port Colborne, Ontario.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Waterfowl begin moving into the region in numbers by September. These gleaming Green-winged Teal were photographed by Clayton Pavis at Wilson-Tuscarora SP on the 5th.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Bald Eagle in 3-D! Bill Massaro took this imposing image at Bennett Beach on the 13th.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
This classic adult Broad-winged Hawk shows off its single broad white tail band and dark trailing edge to the wings as well as the primary tips. Sue Barth photographed this individual at Winter’s Pond, Langford on the 10th.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
One of those birds that is near-mythical…the Connecticut Warbler. One of the most difficult warblers to detect during migration, Steve Pitt captured this image at Beaver Meadow Audubon Center on the 11th.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
The algae/weed mat floating on Chautauqua Lake has provided refuge for many uncommon species of shorebirds this fall. This Wilson’s Phalarope was photographed on the mat by Nathan Stimson on the 7th from Lakewood Community Park.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
This image features three species of shorebirds. The Stilt Sandpiper in the lower left is the ‘best’ bird of the group. The largest bird with open wings is a Greater Yellowlegs and the other three are Lesser Yellowlegs. Nathan Stimson took this photo on the 7th from Lakewood Community Park, Chautauqua Lake.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
This very bright Yellow-bellied Flycatcher made for a nice subject for Ian Campbell on the 11th at Hanging Bog WMA.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Truly exceptional was this one-day-wonder Say’s Phoebe at the home of Jeffrey Reed on the 17th along Maine Hill Road, in Cattaraugus County!
Contributed by: Alec Humann
Another image of the Say’s Phoebe from Cattaraugus County on the 17th. Jeff Reed took this photo of the bird as it fed in his backyard along Maine Hill Road. Note the very dark gray throat and upper breast contrasting with the pale pumpkin belly.
Contributed by: Alec Humann
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