Southeast winds are keeping things slow. Last night was another one filled with anomalous propagation, but no detectable migration. Tonight is likely going to be the same, and I don’t expect things to pick up again until the winds switch Wednesday night. I’ll keep you posted as things change, until then, go out and find […]

Here’s the radar from sunset last night until sunrise this morning. Now, although the reflectivity looks impressive, if you check the velocity you’ll notice something fishy. It appears that there are two directions that things are moving through the radar beam (direction is from – to +, or in this case, from green/blue – yellow/red). […]

Here’s the radar from sunset Sept. 10 – sunrise Sept. 11, which shows a pretty heavy migration across our area especially down the coast and bay shore.

Big Big Big. I can’t post the radar since I’m leaving right now to head out on a Pelagic trip. I’ll post it Monday morning, but in the meantime, you should know that tonight’s movement is B I G. No weather in sight to concentrate the birds, so say Hi for me to Michael O’Brien […]

And they’re off! Birds were definitely on the move last night with winds wavering between North and Northeast. The radar loops are from sunset last night through sunrise this morning. Although not pictured, the radar from New York showed an even higher number of birds moving toward our area last night, making me think that […]