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After an extended summer hiatus, we opened our nets on Labor Day, September 2nd. This is a slightly later start

If you’ve been keeping an eye (or ear) on the trees in Miami-Dade county, you’ve likely noticed some migrants starting

From left to right: Robert, Danny (behind), Nicole (Middle), Common Yellowthroat (Front), Rebecca and Noelle. Photo By Nicole Rita Welcome

Exciting news! Today marks the kick-off for Give Miami Day’s early giving, and we’re diving into fundraising via our own

It’s October, and our numbers are finally (starting) to show that fall migration is happening. In these first two weeks

The last couple of weeks of September are normally when we can start to get a sense of what to

Welcome back to our fall banding season, and welcome back to our regular blog updates! We know many of you

Welcome back to the Fall 2023 season!  As many of you already know, I have permanently relocated north this fall.

We ended the season on May 15 with 1,310 birds of 32 species banded or recaptured. This is slightly more