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Murmurations Blog

Category: Monthly Bird Forecast
  • Monthly Bird Forecast: February 2025

    on February 6, 2025

    What to watch for in February: Spring is in the Air Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN Purple Martins, North America’s largest…

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  • January 2025 Monthly Bird Forecast

    on January 10, 2025

    Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN What to watch for in January: Winter Warblers

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  • November 2024 Monthly Bird Forecast

    on November 5, 2024

    What to watch for in November: Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers Compiled by Jane Tillman, Travis Audubon Volunteer Feature Photo: Yellow-bellied Sapsucker male by Jeff Osoborne The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker winters here in central Texas….

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  • September Bird Forecast

    on September 12, 2024

    Bird Forecast What to watch for in September: Belted Kingfishers Compiled by Jane Tillman, Travis Audubon Volunteer for KXAN Migration continues during September, with many…

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  • August Bird Forecast

    on August 12, 2024

    Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN What to watch for in August: A colorful songbird and a graceful kite Summer has flown…

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  • July Monthly Bird Forecast

    on July 26, 2024

    Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN Feature Photo ofMale Northern Cardinal COURTESY: James Giroux It would be fun if we had…

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  • June Monthly Bird Forecast

    on June 13, 2024

    By Jane Tillman for KXAN What to watch for in June: Breeding Birds While you may get to sit back and enjoy…

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  • Monthly Bird Forecast: May

    on May 8, 2024

    Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN What to watch and listen for in May: Night Birds There’s something mysterious about…

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  • Monthly Bird Forecast: April

    on April 23, 2024

    What to watch for in April:  Charismatic Flycatchers Compiled by Jane Tillman for KXAN AUSTIN (KXAN) — April is an especially exciting…

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  • March Bird Forecast

    on March 30, 2024

    What to watch for in March:  Migration – the early day By Jane Tillman for KXAN Many different…

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  • February Bird Forecast

    on February 22, 2024

    Male American Kestrel shows off its dark facial stripes. Photo by Jeff Osborne What to watch for in February: Small Falcons and the Great Backyard Bird Count By Jane Tillman for…

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  • January Bird Forecast

    on January 31, 2024

    Pine Warbler. Photo by Bill Sanford By Jane Tillman for KXAN What to watch for in January – Hungry Birds How do birds survive our cold winter nights? They…

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  • December Bird Forecast: What to watch for in December: Ducks

    on December 18, 2023

    Lots of ducks of fifteen regularly occurring species are arriving to spend the winter here. If you need to walk off a holiday meal this…

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  • November Bird Forecast: Do owls live in Austin?

    on November 22, 2023

    Fall migration continues. Check BirdCast to see what birds are forecast to be migrating tonight. Help them along the way by participating in 

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  • October Bird Forecast

    on October 17, 2023

    What to watch for in October: Crowd-pleasing Woodpeckers Fall migration continues. Check BirdCast to see what birds are forecast to be migrating tonight. Help them along their way…

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