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We banded another species of thrush today, the Wood thrush. These are much less common in south Florida than the […]

This fall migration is a curious one. Today was our biggest day so far in terms of birds banded, with 68

Brian Rapoza led a Tropical Audubon Society walk to Cape Florida on Sunday, and they got lucky when a Sharp-shinned

We don’t capture the same volume of birds at CFBS when compared to many other banding stations, so it has taken

Just because we love vireos! This is possibly a Cassin’s vireo , the western counterpart to the Blue-headed vireo; a

We waited patiently for the front to arrive, and we were excited to have northwest winds bring us birds yesterday

Here is the Southeastern radar mosaic around 0515 on the morning of Sept 22. The band of irregular yellow and

We banded a very unusual bird yesterday; a leucistic adult male American redstart. I saw this guy foraging in the

There has been a nice influx of birds over the last two days. A front that stalled and dissipated before reaching the