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The daily totals of birds banded have slowed down considerably since that big wave of Black-throated blue warblers moved through […]

  The rain to our south overnight put down birds by the hundreds in Cape Florida this morning. We could

The middle of October has historically been our busiest time, and the 2017 season is not disappointing us. We have

We had an exciting Monday morning when three Chuck-will’s widows and a Whip-poor-will were all captured on the first net

We finally were able to return to the site on Friday Sept 29 and start the process of cleanup and

As everybody has probably already heard, Hurricane Irma engulfed a majority of Florida and several other states in the Southeast

Our first day open turned out to be a nice day for mid-August, with 9 birds of 5 species banded.

We ended the 2016 banding season today with a Gray catbird return from 2010 as our final capture. We were

Strong northeast winds have been in place for nearly the entire month of October, and the forecast shows no signs

The winds on the west side of Hurricane Matthew were surprisingly weak, and it only gusted into the high 30’s