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We finally banded our 2,000th bird of the season, a beautiful adult Black-throated blue warbler. Some years we band hundreds […]

Over the weekend the wind shifted briefly to the southwest then west then northwest for about 10 minutes before swinging

In spite of the persistent easterly and northeasterly winds, birds have been moving through the area during these first few

Entrenched high pressure over the mid-Atlantic region for the entire month of September made for slow banding. Winds were constantly

Birds were moving around the outer edges of the circulation of Hurricane Florence who was giving both Carolinas some problems

We lost one of our longtime volunteers over the past weekend. Jim, we will miss you a lot at the

Neotropical migrants have been moving through steadily throughout the end of August and into the beginning of September. We have

After what felt like an excruciatingly slow start to the season (but was actually pretty typical for August) the birds

We opened again for the 2018 fall season on August 15, and the first bird captured was this Ovenbird. We

We have now completed the 2017 field season and closed down the station a little bit early this year, for