The radar from last night is quite reminiscent of April 23rd. Just after sunset we see a heavy lift off on all the radars from Northern Florida up through New York, but around 3:30am the weather moves in from the south, putting down birds and cutting our link to the source of any major influx. […]

No migration over New Jersey last night, as weather to our south coupled with unfavorable winds, failed to entice our feathered friends. The south, on the other hand, experienced a large movement from Florida all the way up into the Carolinas. This means ‘bird on the way’ as soon as weather in the Northeast becomes […]

No migration detected last night, as winds switched around to the Northwest. THE “LORD GOD BIRD” LIVES!

An exodus of birds occurred last night, as some modest precipitation moved in from the south. The precipitation eventually catches up with the migration and shuts it down. Interpretation is difficult, since I’d expect little influx due to the origin of precipitation, although most of the radars to our south showed a similar level of […]

Birds on the move last night, with winds light and variable and skies clearing throughout the evening. Here’s the radar from sunset last night through sunrise this morning. Although good numbers are seen moving, no precipitation was present to bring birds down, reducing the predictability of large concentrations. This is the time of year when […]