Saturday, November 23, 2019

23 November 2019

CAPTAIN SAMS

I had expected another slow day today but numbers actually picked up a bit with 35 new birds and 19 recaptures of 10 species.  I had heard a Blue-gray Gnatcatcher yesterday in the trees by the banding table but it never found its way into a net until this morning.  This the first one that we have banded since the end of August.  Blue-gray Gnatcatchers are uncommon winter residents therefore it is possible this individual is here to stay.    

It gonna get windy tonight as a front moves through.  We will even get some overnight rain which will block any migration form happening along the east coast.  The strong winds will continue into tomorrow morning so I am not expecting too much for tomorrow.  The west northwest winds that will follow the front will continue through Monday.  I anticipate that Monday morning might be busy with birds. 

-Aaron 



 SpeciesCaptain Sam'sLittle Bear
NewRecapsNewRecaps
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
1
1
-
-
Carolina Chickadee
-
1
-
-
House Wren
1
-
-
-
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
1
-
-
-
Hermit Thrush
-
2
-
-
Gray Catbird
2
2
-
-
Song Sparrow
-
1
-
-
Swamp Sparrow
1
3
-
-
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)
29
8
-
-
Northern Cardinal
-
1
-
-





Today's Banding StatsCaptain Sam'sLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
35
-
35
# of Recaptures
19
-
19
# of Species
10
-
10
Effort (net-hours)
161.0
-
161.0
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
33.5
-
33.5
# of Nets
28
-
28



2019 Fall Cumulative Banding Stats Captain Sam'sLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
4,359
2,561
6,920
# of Recaptures
1,091
454
1,545
# of Species
86
79
104
Effort (net-hours)
11,933.6
5,265.75
17,199.4
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
45.7
57.3
49.2
# of Days8871-

Banding Staff

Aaron Given (CS) 

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