Friday, September 25, 2020

It was a slow day for KIBS

CAPTAIN SAMS

Strong south winds coupled with rain across Tennessee and North Carolina grounded any birds that might have moved into South Carolina last night.  As a result, it was slow at the banding station with only 4 new birds and 7 recaptures.  Thankfully, rain forced us to shut down around 8:30am otherwise it would have been in for a long and uneventful morning as we didn't catch any birds in our 3rd and final net run.  Looking ahead it appears that we may be stuck in this weather pattern until Wednesday when the next cold front is predicted to arrive.    

-Aaron    


LITTLE BEAR

Today was a very slow day. The weather was very unpredictable, as the rain started to come up from the south. We shut down early hoping to stay away from being soaked. We had a total of 13 birds today with only 4 of them being recaptures. I'm hoping the next few days are not super slow, but I can only hope.

-Kristin


  SpeciesCaptain Sam'sLittle Bear
NewRecapsNewRecaps
White-eyed Vireo
-3

Gray Catbird
2222
Yellow-breasted Chat

1

Northern Waterthrush



1
Black-and-white Warbler


1
Common Yellowthroat
11

American Redstart
1


Black-throated Blue Warbler


1
Prairie Warbler


1
Northern Cardinal



1
Painted Bunting


1


Today's Banding StatsCaptain Sam'sLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
4
9
13
# of Recaptures
7
4
11
# of Species
5
8
11
Effort (net-hours)
60.0
78.45
138.45
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
18.3
16.6
17.3
# of Nets
30
21
-




2020 Fall Cumulative Banding Stats Captain Sam'sLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
1377
643
2,020
# of Recaptures
350
116
466
# of Species
44
43
51
Effort (net-hours)
4,686.31
2,499.9
7,186.21
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
36.9
30.4
34.6
# of Days4029-


Banding Staff

Aaron Given (CS)
Sarah Mueller (CS)
Vincent Weber (CS)
Kristin Attinger (LB)
Josh Lefever (LB)

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