Monthly Archives: October 2006

Let’s Go METS

Posted on 10/19/2006 by David La Puma

“I don’t know. In a Game 7, you can’t tell how anybody’s going to do. Game 7 is an out-of-body experience. Game 7, in stickball, is an out-of-body experience, so you can imagine what it must be like in the … Continue reading →

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Migration over Jerze & Closing for Winter

Posted on 10/19/2006 by David La Puma

LETS GO METS! What a great game….but alas, it’s the reason I couldn’t wake up early enough to post the radar this morning. Anyway, Here’s the radar from 2 hours after sunset last night (no radar was available for the … Continue reading →

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Nothing but the rain and the Glavine blues last night…

Posted on 10/18/2006 by David La Puma

No migration last night as storms worked their way across the state. Glavine obviously couldn’t make it enough innings to hold off the St. Louis offense…man I hate Dave Eckstein. Hopefully we’ll get a little movement of birds tonight, and … Continue reading →

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Late fall fallout???

Posted on 10/17/2006 by David La Puma

Hmmm…the radar is enticing! It looks like a moderate migration last night was shut down in the early AM hours by an approaching low pressure system that originated in the gulf several days ago. I think most hotspots should be … Continue reading →

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Birds on the move

Posted on 10/16/2006 by David La Puma

Birds are on the move again tonight as winds aloft are strong out of the NW. Winds on the surface are southeast which might keep the birds further inland tomorrow morning. Go get an early start, because the rain is … Continue reading →

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