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Slow Progress of Spring Migration

March 27, 2024 by Nancy Sheehan, Program Coordinator

Dr. David Aborn notes "Migration is picking up, but it is slow. More species are showing up, but only a few individuals of each." Catch up on where migrating songbirds are and keep reporting to Journey North.

Dr. David Aborn notes "Migration is picking up, but it is slow. More species are showing up, but only a few individuals of each." Catch up on where migrating songbirds are and keep reporting to Journey North.

Dear Journey North Readers,

Migration is picking up, but it is slow. More species are showing up, but only a few individuals of each. In Texas and Louisiana, more White-eyed Vireos and Common Yellowthroats arrived, along with some more Ruby-throated Hummingbirds and the first Black-throated-green Warbler. In Georgia, the first Red-eyed Vireo, Ovenbird, Baltimore Oriole, and Great Crested Flycatcher were seen, and over the past week, I have seen a couple of Louisiana Waterthrushes, Blue-gray Gnatcatchers, and Northern Rough-winged Swallows.

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