[cobirds] Re: Sunday Nocturnal Migrants

Damn you, Guarente, I was hoping to get a good night's sleep. It's prolly gonna be a Linus-in-the-pumpkin-patch night for me, but I'm headed out now . . .

Ted Floyd

Lafayette, Boulder County

On Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 9:09:42 PM UTC-6 Bryan Guarente wrote:

With low cloud-cover, and north winds aloft, it makes for a good night to get out and listen for migrants.  It may not be that you hear anything, with the winds muffling your ability to hear, but this is one of those rare chances to get fall migrants in CO overnight because of low clouds and north winds aloft.

This doesn't mean to expect great birds tomorrow morning, this just means that conditions are correct in this case for birds to be low enough to the ground that you may be able to hear them overnight.

At least put your head out the door and see if you hear anything, then run from the cold back into bed.

Hope someone gets out to listen for a bit.

Bryan

Bryan Guarente

Meteorologist/Instructional Designer

UCAR/The COMET Program

Boulder, CO

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