This observation by David may help explain the migration/radar disconnect we
have been observing. Perhaps when birds migrate under cloudy conditions, they
are more likely to fly low and therefore escape detection by radar.
Happy spring birding
Peter
> On May 5, 2016, at 7:34 AM, David
This observation by David may help explain the migration/radar paradox we have
been observing. Perhaps when birds migrate under cloudy conditions, they are
more likely to fly low and therefore escape detection by radar.
Peter
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> On May 5, 2016, at 7:34 AM, David
This observation by David may help explain the migration/radar paradox we have
been observing. Perhaps when birds migrate under cloudy conditions, they are
more likely to fly low and therefore escape detection by radar.
Peter
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> On May 5, 2016, at 7:34 AM, David
I got finished by with work at 11 pm last evening and
in the parking lot before I got into my car I heard a
"stream" of chips, zips, zeets and zeeps! I listened for about
5 minutes and it was constant. There were at least 3 SOLITARY
SANDPIPERS that flew by. Additionally, I was surprised to hear
a
I got finished by with work at 11 pm last evening and
in the parking lot before I got into my car I heard a
"stream" of chips, zips, zeets and zeeps! I listened for about
5 minutes and it was constant. There were at least 3 SOLITARY
SANDPIPERS that flew by. Additionally, I was surprised to hear
a
