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Woodcreeper On The Road: Headed for High Island, TX
Today Jeff and I are heading to High Island to do a little birding after three great days at the Galveston Featherfest. While we’re not expecting any heavy fallout on our last day of birding, we hope to have a small influx of new birds this afternoon as Trans-Gulf migrants push across and southwest winds build in over the Western Gulf Coast. Read on for the radar and more interpretation, and if you see us walking around with Leica gear at High Island, be sure to stop us and say hello!
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Woodcreeper On The Road: Galveston Featherfest Day 3
It’s Day 3 of the Galveston Featherfest and I’m here with my buddy Jeff Bouton (Leica Sport Optics) having a blast birding Galveston Island and meeting all the great people here for the festivities. What more could you ask for? Chatting about radar and migration, and then going out to see what’s on the ground!? We’re up to 135 species for the trip and we still haven’t had a significant arrival of Neotropical migrants… but I can feel it in the air; they’re on their way! Below you’ll find the radar loops for the Texas coast and western Louisiana, along with a little interpretation. If you’re in the Galveston area, be sure to come by and visit us in the Leica Sport Optics booth where we’ll be displaying the live radar feed and talking about migration across the region (and get your hands on some pretty sweet glass). If you’re looking for the Midwest radar you can find it in the post below this on. Thanks for stopping by!
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Woodcreeper On The Road: Galveston Featherfest
I’m on the road this weekend working the Galveston Featherfest with my buddy Jeff Bouton (Leica Sport Optics). Below you’ll find the radar loops for the Texas coast and western Louisiana, along with a little interpretation. If you’re in the Galveston area, be sure to come by and visit us in the Leica Sport Optics booth where we’ll be displaying the live radar feed and talking about migration across the region (and get your hands on some pretty sweet glass!).