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No we’re not fooling. We really did catch this Northern yellow bat today: never mind new species for the station, […]

This Indigo bunting was the most photogenic capture in a day that featured more diversity with the recaptures. The front

(Oct 29) The bird of the day was definitely this female Connecticut warbler, our third for the season. We have

We seem to be in a rut but at least we are catching something. Warm weather and east winds continue,

Today was fairly slow banding wise but it was steady and the diversity went back up a bit. There were

I was wrong about migration being a complete nothing-burger until the weekend. Radar showed a lot of birds on the

We were only open for a couple hours this morning as rain storms kept building up just offshore and rolling

It is still quiet in the woods, but about mid-morning we could hear a couple of small flocks drop in

We’re still waiting along with the birds for a change in the weather. There seems to be a front progressing

Migration has been stalled now for almost a week, and it appears this is the case across the entire Southeast