What a season! From hot, humid days with swallows and flycatchers to cold, rainy days with ducks and siskins, a lot changed over the course

For many U.S. birders, November is considered “rarity month”. It’s a month that consistently produces high numbers of rare vagrants that find themselves off course,

October was a fun month here at Turkey Point with large numbers and good species diversity. There were a few exciting surprises as well! In

Early October was foggy with winds primarily out of the north. Waterfowl began to move into the region. On October 8th, a pair of Snow

September produced some of the best flights yet this season! Some of the most prominent migrants were Sharp-shinned Hawks, Blue Jays and Cape May Warblers.

It’s hard to believe it’s already the middle of September. Early September was full of new arrivals at Turkey Point, including several exciting rarities and

In many ways, the latter half of August was similar to early August here at Turkey Point. The weather was mild with light winds, mostly

August 1st was Day One of the Turkey Point Morning Flight Count. A cold front rolled in and brought with it a couple of surprises!