26th Apr, 2007

Very little migration last night

The weather minimized migration last night, as the front of storms pushed into our area early in the evening. The composite shows strong migration echoes over the Mid-Atlantic, with some movement into southern Pennsylvania, but most stopping short of entering either PA or NJ. This is setting us up for a big push tonight, as winds are forecast to turn southerly this evening. Birding conditions should remain stable from yesterday.

Good Birding

Frames are every 1/2 hour for reflectivity and velocity, and 1 hour for the regional composite
Base Reflectivity image from Mt. Holly, NJBase Velocity image from Mt. Holly, NJBase Reflectivity image from Dover, DEBase Velocity image from Dover, DE Regional Base Reflectivity for the Northeast

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Posted by: David La Puma

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A lot of activity this morning at the Celery Farm compared to yesterday morning. 7 warbler species to yesterday’s 2–highlighted by my FOY BT GREEN (2+) and NASHVILLE (occasional here in spring)
Also about twice as many Yellow-rumps as yesterday–with many feeding on or near the ground–nice little “mini” fallout
-Rob

By: Rob Fanning on April 26th, 2007
at 11:32 am

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