All,
My delayed, or lack there of, sightings of many
migratory-Adirondack-breeding-species would fall in the same vein as what
everyone else is seeing. However, watching the Doppler radar patterns(which I
did over much of May) of spring migration species, show just what Chris has
Thank you for this interesting post Chris. This has been a dominate topic
of discussion among many birders in the Adirondacks. Sean O'Brien and I
have been talking every few days wondering what has happened to many
neotropical migrants this year. I mentioned the low numbers of Blackpoll
I still have to catalog most of the calls from this spring migration (and much
of last spring's as well!), so I don't have (yet) the numbers to show any
decline this year, but here in NW NJ the winds were not favorable to migration
for much of the spring, and that will be easy to show in my
Good morning,
I am curious to know if recording stations in the Northeast have experienced,
numerically – with respect to quantity of night flight calls, a reduced number
of migrants this spring as compared to past years. My perception is that there
was a noticeable lack of birds moving
