Month: April 2006

  • Passed my quals!

    WOOOOOHOOOOO!! I’m now a PhD Candidate!…okay, back to work. 😉

  • Birds over Jerze

    Moderate migration over Jerze last night, but it looks like a nice pulse entered from the south early this morning. Here’s the radar from sunset last night through sunrise this morning. It was definitely birdy around my place this morning. On the morning walk we saw several RED-EYED VIREOS, many Ruby-crowned Kinglets, PALM WARBLERS, PRAIRIE […]

  • Big Migration last night

    Looks like some big migration over the northeast last night, until about 4am when the thunderstorms shut it down. The largest influx into New Jersey appears to have been in the Southwest part of the state, then progressively north up the Delaware river valley. I think you’ll see a replacement of birds (old ones with […]

  • Get those gumbo spices back out, it’s Mardi Gras in the sky!

    Seriously, tomorrow, head for the hills and/or coast. The birds are on the move, all down the East Coast. They’re leaving New Jersey en mass as I type this, but don’t fret, new ones will be arriving from Virginia in a few hours…go figure, I have my oral qualifier exams tomorrow…I get to be a […]

  • Scratch that gumbo call…

    Everything went as planned…for the Mets, that is (Mets 8, Padres 1). As for migration, that’s another story. It looks like the storms moved in quick and fierce last night, before any large push of birds could make it very far into our fair state. Here’s the Fort DIX radar- which shows the major storm […]

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