After big days like yesterday, we often experience a dip in bird numbers the following days. That being said, today was still a fairly productive day with 55 new birds and 2 recaptures of 11 different species. Today we experienced a small influx of unbanded Painted Buntings and Red-eyed Vireos. Though as always with this time of year, Common Yellowthroats were our most numerous species to be banded this morning. We expect the next few days to be similar to today with only light movement of birds into our area.
NEW BIRDS
9 Red-eyed Vireo
1 Northern Mockingbird
1 Veery
5 Prairie Warbler
1 Northern Mockingbird
1 Veery
5 Prairie Warbler
1 Black and White Warbler
5 American Redstart
1 Ovenbird
8 Northern Waterthrush
12 Common Yellowthroat
1 Northern Cardinal
11 Painted Bunting
RECAPTURES
1 Ovenbird
1 Painted Bunting
BANDING STATS
# of New Birds: 55
# of Recaptures: 2
# of Species: 11
Effort: 125.0 net-hours
Capture Rate: 45.6 birds/100 net-hours
# of Nets: 20
BANDING STAFF
Aaron Given
Mattie VandenBoom
Matt Zak
Libby Natola
12 Common Yellowthroat
1 Northern Cardinal
11 Painted Bunting
RECAPTURES
1 Ovenbird
1 Painted Bunting
BANDING STATS
# of New Birds: 55
# of Recaptures: 2
# of Species: 11
Effort: 125.0 net-hours
Capture Rate: 45.6 birds/100 net-hours
# of Nets: 20
BANDING STAFF
Aaron Given
Mattie VandenBoom
Matt Zak
Libby Natola
Will Oakley
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