Hi Sally and all,
If you "google" RAP NEXRAD radar, the first result will take you to a site
that shows raw unfiltered radar, it doesn't track bird migration per se,
but it will show you the density and direction/speed of biological targets
when they are moving overhea, there are also archives available so you can
see what happened the night before a particularly good day if you wanted
to. Hope this helps!
Good birding!
Mikey
Mikey lutmerding
Croom, MD
On Sep 11, 2012 5:54 PM, "sally wech" <aixxss...> wrote:
> Hi There:
> I'm looking for a radar site that tracks bird migration through our
> area. Can anyone suggest one (or 2)?
> thanks in advance.
>
> Sally Wech
> silver spring, md
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