I have also noticed that there have been a number of days this season in which
there was good migration reported on the ground, but relatively low densities
seen on radar. While the variation of wind direction at different altitudes
may offer a path for birds to migrate on nights that the predo
Hi folks
I also find this website very useful for wind -
https://www.windyty.com
You can change the altitude in various increments all the way up to 10,000m
(good if you wanted to see bar-headed geese movement ;). The data
visualisation is pretty cool, and you can scroll backwards in time which
For those of us who can't stay up all night watching the radar there is this
one which shows the last 24 hours. Sometimes I take a look in the morning to
see how things went overnight.
Last 24 hours' US radar
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Last 24 hours' US radar
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César
Una tarde la princesa
I was fortunate enough to see the male Cerulean Warbler in Prospect Park
this morning and equally fortunate to be standing near Karen Ohearn when
she said, "I've got a Yellow-throated Warbler!"
Both birds were near the southern terminus of the Lullwater adjacent to the
winter bird feeding station.
