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(Oct 21) It rained at least 3 inches this morning by my house but the Wednesday crew persevered and was […]

This weather pattern has really shut things down at Cape Florida, although mainland birders are seeing a constant stream of

Nets were opened late and closed after a couple of hours due to persistent heavy storms over the area caused

That pesky NE wind ended up putting a lid on today’s captures. Birds across Florida were flying low and for

…we’ll take it! A northeast wind set in today and built up as the morning progressed, making the air feel

Thunderstorms moved into the area overnight and opening nets was delayed a little bit while we waited for them to

The diversity was back today! The radar returns across the entire continental Southeast have been bright green with the density

Today exactly 50% of the new captures were Gray catbirds, including this guy/gal banded in 2019 who is returning to

This much-anticipated front was not the most spectacular front in South Florida history, although it did knock the humidity down

The front technically kind of passed today, but you wouldn’t know it by the temperatures. It is still hot and