Miscellaneous Niagara River Locations


Site history/background

This web page features many birding locales within the confines of Buffalo Ornithological Society (BOS) region. This includes many short sidetrips on the way to bigger hotspots.

Some of this is based upon personal experience but, most of it is based upon reports from knowledgable birders and hotline reports of birders in the Buffalo area. Surely, this is not all-encompassing, but is meant to give the reader a general impression of where local birders bird at certain times of the year. Buffalo area birders primarily bird the Niagara River area, and the lakeshores of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Additionally, the BOS region includes the entire Niagara Peninsula, which includes not only NYS, but also parts of southern Ontario.

Niagara River

To read about how to bird the river looking for gulls, check out the Niagara River web page. Several of these sites are also choice spots to view waterfowl and other water birds.


Other Resources Online

Links from any one of the following sites may describe the above public locations.

Squaw Island

Please be considerate when trying to view waterfowl.

Directions: Broderick Park, the Bird Island Pier and the RR Bridge are located on Squaw Island, which separates the Black Rock Canal and the Niagara River at the foot of West Ferry Street, off Niagara Street. Cross the Ferry Street lift bridge over the canal, and park to the right. Walk downriver along the Bike Path to the Sewage Plant and the RR Bridge or upriver to the Bird Island Pier.

This page was last updated on 18 April 2001.

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