Friday, November 29, 2024

One More Day To Go

 CAPTAIN SAMS

This morning started out with a bit of a chill in the air and as the day went on, the chill got a little more chillier.  Tomorrow morning will be even colder and may dip into the upper 30s.  

After yesterday's high winds and lack of birds, we did a little better today with 28 new birds and 13 recaptures.   A flock of 10 Yellow-rumped Warblers in net 2 on the third net run helped us out. We also banded our 7th Eastern Towhee and the first one in over a month.  

Tomorrow is the last day of the 2024 fall migration season.  

-Aaron


  SpeciesCaptain SamsLittle Bear
NewRecapsNewRecaps
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
-1--
Gray Catbird
-2--
Hermit Thrush
-1--
House Finch
1---
Swamp Sparrow
-1--
Eastern Towhee
1---
Yellow-rumped Warbler (Myrtle)
268--





Today's Banding StatsCaptain SamsLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
28
-
-
# of Recaptures
13
-
-
# of Species
7
-
-
Effort (net-hours)
187.4
-
-
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
21.9
-
-
# of Nets
32
-
-

2024 Fall Cumulative Banding Stats Captain SamsLittle BearTOTAL
# Birds Banded
5,755
3,345
9,100
# of Recaptures
1,487
941
2,428
# of Species
92
87
106
Effort (net-hours)
17,318.9
9,541.6
26,860.5
Capture Rate (birds/100 net-hours)
41.8
44.9
42.9
# of Days10480



Banding Staff

Aaron Given (CS)
Michael Gamble (CS)





Note:  All banding, marking, and sampling is being conducted under a federally authorized Bird Banding Permit issued by the U.S. Geological Survey’s Bird Banding Lab.

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