PHOTOS: Firefighters have battled at least six wildfires in New York State.
The New York State DEC confirmed forest rangers have responded to "numerous wildfires" in recent days.
On May 30 at 3:40 p.m., Forest Ranger Jackson responded to a wildfire in Poestenkill, New York in Rensselaer County. Ranger Jackson found multiple log piles on fire producing extreme heat and 40 foot flames.
"The fire was the result of a bonfire not fully extinguished nor in a proper fire pit. Ranger Jackson issued one ticket for failing to clear flammable material around a fire," the DEC stated.
On June 1 at 4:14, p.m., Forest Ranger Nahor discovered a wildfire on North Shore Road in Hadley. Rangers declared the 3.5-acre fire fully contained the following night.