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Morning Flight Update – October 7, 2019

October 16, 2019 Chris Neff Morning Flight, Seasonal Research, View From The Cape

This week on the Dike was fairly quiet in terms of large movements, but the slower days allowed us to really appreciate the newer arrivals! Yellow-rumped and Palm Warblers, those harbingers of the late season, were both present in decent numbers this week. We had hoped for a great flight…...

CMBO Songbird Banding Week 6: Dry weather, slow days

October 1, 2019 Chris Neff Research, View From The Cape

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Morning Flight Update – September 27, 2019

October 1, 2019 Chris Neff Morning Flight, Seasonal Research, View From The Cape

This week featured some notable influxes of a few later Warblers, as well as a distinct departure of some of our early season migrants. While we only had one major flight, it was a good week overall with a few good flights and only one really slow day. Wednesday was…...

Monarch Midday Update 9.26.19

September 29, 2019 Chris Neff Monarch Monitoring, View From The Cape

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CMBO Songbird Banding Week 5: Warbler Season

September 22, 2019 Chris Neff Research, View From The Cape

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Morning Flight update – September 16, 2019

September 17, 2019 Chris Neff Morning Flight, Seasonal Research, View From The Cape

Hi all! My name is Jerald Reb and I’m super excited to be the Morning Flight Counter this fall! Some of you may remember me as one of the Interpretive Naturalists from the 2018 season. This season I’m looking forward to some spectacular flights past the dike, especially when the…...

CMBO Fall Banding Week 4: First big days of the season

September 13, 2019 Chris Neff Research, View From The Cape

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CMBO FALL 2019 NATURALISTS AND COUNTERS

September 10, 2019 Chris Neff View From The Cape

Here at New Jersey Audubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory, we strive to keep our finger on the pulse of migration. It is through the efforts of our dedicated seasonal counters and naturalists that we are able to not only quantify the migration, but also share the wonder and excitement of…...