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April was a busy month for people at the Banding Station as we hosted Outdoor Afro, Tropical Audubon, and Boy […]

Migration slowed down to a trickle after an auspicious first week of banding. We banded or recaptured only 0 to

The pace of migration through Cape Florida has slowed down this week, as easterly winds have pushed the migrating birds

Migration is already well underway as we opened for the Spring season last week. We were greeted by west winds,

We are in the tail end of fall migration, and most of the birds we banded this week were probably

Nothing lasts forever, and the Fall 2022 banding season is coming to a close. Bird activity has slowed down a

This last front delivered as promised. It was passing all day on October 19, and the day actually got cooler

The Cape Florida Banding Station’s inaugural day was on October 5, 2002, and we banded 23 birds of 9 species.

The edge of Hurricane Ian tread lightly on the CFBS and we were back open on September 29, with only

We reached a milestone on Sunday, September 25 while the Phoebes women’s birding group was visiting the station- the 1,000th