Maybe the Drought out west is pushing them down. Hope they stick around til September.
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I've lived here in San Antonio since 1980 and whitewings have always migrated in in early spring and migrated out early fall. Basically, migrating in late February/March and out in September. Doesn't take much of a cool front or rainstorm to have them start leaving in September.
Some do stay here year around. But nothing like summer numbers.
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Originally posted by BrokenJ View PostWho’s birds have shown up? Few folks I know in south texas say their birds are in. I’m in Sealy, very few if any yet.
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Interesting topic. I have read where some WW's migrate south from Texas into Mexico and beyond so it makes since that any North Texas birds would head that way.
I do think that when fields get ripe and prepped for hunting come August/Sept it concentrates the birds so you see way more than when they are spread out during the early summer.
Its very cool watching massive flocks of WW's pour out of cities like Waco/Robinson every morning and evening heading off to feed in August/Sept.
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From what I understand, in the fall birds migrate to the RGV to feed before going to Mexico. The birds in Mexico will come up to the us side to feed in the fall before returning to Mexico. With the weather changes a lot just hang year around and live in the cities. Need cool weather and no rain in August for white Wings
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Originally posted by Speck View PostI noticed more doves than usual flying yesterday evening in Cat Spring. Had a conversation with my wife about it. nice timing on the topic!
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Originally posted by JackRyan View PostAs already mentioned we have really good numbers in the RGV right now. Even in town I've been shocked by how many dove I'm already seeing. Sure makes me look forward to September!
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Yep palmview area is showing herds of em as well
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