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