Category: NEXRAD Migration Study

  • Coolest feeder bird

    Redpoll (2 of 5) Originally uploaded by woodcreeper. Common Redpoll at our feeder in Somerset, NJ. By far the coolest new bird to our yard list. There were two, actually, a female and this male, but only the male stuck around for the rest of the day yesterday. So far neither have returned today…

  • Wii bowls a strike with retirees

    I would not have believed it had I not played it myself at Inga’s Brother’s house over Thanksgiving… every retirement home needs one of these!

  • Nocturnal Research

    Inga and I were fortunate enough to join the DVOC in visiting one of Scott Weidensaul’s Northern Saw-whet Owl banding stations. The particular station is located near Wayne, Pennsylvania, along the Kittatinny Ridge. Jim Logan Jr. was the lead bander, and working with him were seven owl-savvy volunteers. Several participants “adopted” Saw-whet Owls throughout the […]

  • Birds over New Jersey

    Migration over New Jersey is heavy tonight. Anyone hearing birds overhead? Good Birding David

  • November Migration

    It’s a tough call, whether to continue the radar migration posts through November. It can be a great month for large movements of the common winter species, or as Sam Galick pointed out yesterday on Jerseybirds, it represents the best month for rarities in Cape May. Either way, I’ve just gotten my Mac up and […]

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