If you haven’t read last night’s post, please do so before reading this one. Last night we saw a really cool event unfold over the radar, the tail end of which is evident in the two radar images below. These images are from sunset last night through 6:30am this morning. An influx of birds from the south can be seen entering the radar around 11:00pm, with the bulk of them over New Jersey by 4:00am, and all of them settling down over the Garden State by sunrise. Not much left the state last night, so there’s a definite increase in bird density from south to central Jersey. Are they all White-throats? or Juncos? Or is Chris Vogel going to find an early Northern Parula in his morning walk around the point?…LET’S GO FIND OUT!! 
New bird was Field Sparrow, and more Woodcocks tonight, plus several Phoebes showed up this morning.