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Migrants are finally starting to trickle through the area! We had a front pass last Friday; a squall line passed […]

We continue to catch mostly birds that have spent the winter at Cape Florida, including this Ovenbird which has come

The partnership between Tropical Audubon Society and the Cape Florida Banding Station is allowing us to begin regular spring migration

(Nov 7) Since 2020 insists on continuing to be weird we are ending the season under a tropical storm warning.

And this is why we close when we do, since migration becomes a trickle again in November. The species lineup

Today turned out to be a majority recapture day, with 9 recaps of 9 species comparing to only 6 new

The theme of slow and windy yet diverse days continues as we pick up a few extra species right at

The strong east winds continue and they will be with us for the last 4 days we are open, with

It is getting really windy due to a strong gradient between high pressure in the Atlantic and low pressure in

This morning we at least heard and saw warblers dropping in right after sunrise, especially Northern parulas, Cape Mays, and