
Except over the northeastern states. Pennsylvania, New York, New England, we're as bare as the day I was born (I assume, I don't have many memories of that day). Winds are coming from the west-northwest, but will be shifting to the south. That will give those blue pixels a tailwind to ride. This weekend should be good in the southern tier of NY!
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Yup, I'm expecting that those old birdies will be on the move this weekend!
This map is killing me. I even had warblers in the trees outside my house while waiting for the bus this morning, but work calls...
@Adirondackcountrygal - there's been that steady trickle for the past couple of weeks, but I'm counting on a nice push - a swelling of numbers of already-arrived species and a bunch of "first of the years" this weekend. Just in time for the bird walk I'm leading for a bunch of biology professors!
@Nate - I hear you! Sitting here typing this is killing me (though I relish the interaction). I know outside that all-to-brief window of still-bare trees with newly arrived birds is closing quickly. Hopefully you'll find some warblers etc during lunch? On the way home?
Hope you all have a great weekend!
-Mike
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