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We ended October on a fun note with the capture of this tiny Ruby-crowned kinglet, another species that is a common […]

Our week long festival of birds is winding down today with 40 new captures, a majority of which were Gray

Yet another great day at the banding station, with 82 new birds of 16 species banded! Indigo and Painted buntings

We followed up yesterday with another respectable day, although there was less overall diversity. The winds had picked up out

Northerly winds overnight combined with a threat of rain just offshore of the Cape at sunrise to bring in the birds today!

After a slow weekend things finally picked up on Tuesday, and the migration activity continued through today. A complex series

We banded another species of thrush today, the Wood thrush. These are much less common in south Florida than the

This fall migration is a curious one. Today was our biggest day so far in terms of birds banded, with 68

Brian Rapoza led a Tropical Audubon Society walk to Cape Florida on Sunday, and they got lucky when a Sharp-shinned