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The radar still looked decent overnight and some birds were dropping in at sunrise but the day’s captures were much […]

We also catch Blue-gray gnatcatchers and Red-eyed vireos, and today was the first day to band both as the stream

The Miami radar is back online after being struck by lightning a couple of weeks ago, and to our delight

When we catch just one new and one recapture Ovenbird it is a pretty good indicator that migration has come

That was it. This beautiful adult male Prairie warbler. Worm-eating warbler # 404 was not seen today but we bet

Migrants were reluctant to depart across the water overnight because of a stiff south-southeasterly breeze continuing across the region, and

Tropical Storm Laura is passing to the south of us today, and the pressure gradient between the ridge (the one

That was it. 2 birds banded today. Our local radar was down but the volunteers who drove to the banding

We had a little more activity today. The morning started out looking like another single-digit day for captures, seemingly because

Today featured a bit more diversity and the first Prothonotary warbler of the season, an adult female. We surprisingly only