Migration

Species on the move, Spring 2020: mid-March

Andrew Farnsworth The Cornell Lab Mar 10, 2020

Spring migration is well underway for a number of species, and the tables below highlight species you can expect in your regions over the coming week! Note that, as our 1-, 2-, and 3- day forecasts highlight, the most noticeable movements will occur in the southern and southeastern US ahead of an approaching weather system crossing the country’s mid-section (areas forecast to receive precipitation of various types appear in greens and blues in the image below).

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Upper Midwest and Northeast

Green-winged Teal. Davida Kalina/Macaulay Library. eBird S35073721.

Species on the Move

Beginning Arrivals What is this?

Peaking Arrivals

Beginning Departures

Ending Departures

Gulf Coast and Southeast

Pectoral Sandpiper. George McHenry/Macaulay Library. eBird S65609428

Beginning Arrivals What is this?

Peaking Arrivals

Beginning Departures

Ending Departures

Great Plains

Greater Yellowlegs. Rick Sammons/Macaulay Library. eBird S34995615.

Species on the Move

Beginning Arrivals What is this?

Peaking Arrivals

Beginning Departures

Ending Departures

West

Scott’s Oriole. Emily Tornga/Macaulay Library. eBird S35048755.

Species on the Move

Beginning Arrivals What is this?

Peaking Arrivals

Beginning Departures

Ending Departures

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