The flight of swallows has been usually low this spring flying over BWI
Airport. That changed this morning as a steady stream of pairs and
individuals has been flying by since daybreak. All of the birds I have seen
and identified have been barns but I've seen a few birds that were likely
not that I was too busy to get on.
Ed Boyd
On May 3, 2013 11:04 AM, "Frode Jacobsen" <frodesjacobsen...> wrote:
> Well, like most of the hawk migration this spring the easterly winds
> likely pushed many northbound neotropical migrants further west this
> spring, thus bypassing the Eastern Seaboard. Long Point Bird Observatory in
> Ontario has had a stellar warbler showing in recent days! Check out some
> recent news here: https://www.facebook.com/LPBObs
>
> Frode Jacobsen
> Windsor Mill, MD 21244
>
>
> On Friday, May 3, 2013 9:54:04 AM UTC-4, Timothy Boucher wrote:
> > While we may be having a sucky migration (blame that pesky coastal
> High!), in the center of the country, they are having a superb migration...
> >
> > Check this report from Magee Marsh from Wednesday...
> >
> http://cranecreekbirding.blogspot.com/2013/05/may-1-update-explosion-of-diversity.html
> >
> > Tim
> > Bethesda, MD
>
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