Updated 05/12/05 @ 6:30am The radar now covers from sunset last night through sunrise this morning. As you can see from the updated radar, the wind finally switched to the north around 3am, shutting down the big migration. Many birds were over the state at the time, so I would think that most locations are […]

Here’s the Northeast composite radar from 8pm to 11:00pm tonight (5/10). My NEXRAD direct feed is down tonight, so this is all I have to show you (no velocity), but rest assured this is a ton of birds! Look at the migration all along the east coast, from South Carolina up to Maine. We are […]

I hope you’re out birding already. Here’s the radar from sunset last night through sunrise this morning with frames taken at 30 minute intervals. Our first really heavy movement of the spring happened last night, as a mega flight is seen on the radar. The velocity confirms that most of what’s on the radar are […]

Morning Update: Well, the radar doesn’t seem to show much in terms of migration. Most of the data seems to be anomalous propagation, but there was a a small ‘blip’ in the early morning coming across Delaware Bay. Given its size, though, I doubt whether it would be noticeable on the ground. Old Reports: 1. […]

Light north winds & clear sky = little migration…very little migration. I’ll post the radar tomorrow afternoon (I lied, no radar), but until then think “Little Migration”.