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That was it. This beautiful adult male Prairie warbler. Worm-eating warbler # 404 was not seen today but we bet […]

Migrants were reluctant to depart across the water overnight because of a stiff south-southeasterly breeze continuing across the region, and

Tropical Storm Laura is passing to the south of us today, and the pressure gradient between the ridge (the one

That was it. 2 birds banded today. Our local radar was down but the volunteers who drove to the banding

We had a little more activity today. The morning started out looking like another single-digit day for captures, seemingly because

Today featured a bit more diversity and the first Prothonotary warbler of the season, an adult female. We surprisingly only

  Despite overnight scattered thunderstorms on land and offshore, today was back to being pretty quiet for migrants. We had

Showers overnight and the radar promised another active day but far fewer birds were banded today. Black-and-white warblers continue to

Today the birds came in to Cape Florida, brought into the general area by a front to the north and

  While in the late-summer complete molt birds can look pretty scruffy, especially when they lose most of their head