Category Archives: Spring Migration 2006

Big migration last night

Posted on 4/28/2007 by David La Puma

 So my radar source seems to have “gone under” for awhile. I’m in the process of switching over to a better one, but now that I’m in South Florida for 2 weeks, it might not happen as quickly as I’d … Continue reading →

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Birds over Jerze

Posted on 9/12/2006 by David La Puma

Optimal migration conditions continued last night, with clear skies and light northeast winds across the northeast and mid-Atlantic states. The radar indicated nocturnal migration from Maine through Florida, with the highest concentrations being along the coast. Migration was noticeably less … Continue reading →

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Wrapping up the 2006 Spring Migration Study

Posted on 5/19/2006 by David La Puma

Well, it had to come to an end sometime, so it might as well be now. Tomorrow morning Inga and I head south to Georgia for the big wedding. I’ll be back after our honeymoon around June 16th. Until then … Continue reading →

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Migration over New Jersey

Posted on 5/18/2006 by David La Puma

Alright! The Northeast corridor has been open for several evenings now. Here’s the radar from sunset last night through sunrise this morning. Migration was widespread across the east coast last night and heaviest from the mid-atlantic to extreme northeast. Again, … Continue reading →

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Migration forecast

Posted on 5/17/2006 by David La Puma

Lots of birds moving along the east coast with clear skies and south winds…looks like tomorrow will be another day to check the trees! Blue-winged Warbler © David La Puma

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