20 September 2011 'Triple Doppler' NEXRAD
Here's the second of two views of the early evening -- just after sunset -- lift-off of biota combing Buffalo, Tug Hill, and Binghamton radar stations (clockwise, from left side). In addition to this representing a huge night migration (note green centers to the blooms), this evening's imagery shows an unusual lift-off of birds originating N or Kingston. Listeners (to night flight calls overhead) reported several more northerly species calling: Black-throated Blue & Green Warblers, plus Lincoln Sparrows, for example. This S Ontario effect will be interesting to watch for as Yellow-rumped Warblers herd southward within the next weeks. Another, more local view featuring just the Tug Hill imagery, can be viewed here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk9xaBUFe1Y [loops 3x]
Suggested videos

PBS - Condition Black 2
Tom Carrolan · 2:19

4. 16 April 2012, Huge Raptor Migration on NEXRAD (4 Parts)
Tom Carrolan · 0:11

Hank hates you all.
Tom Carrolan · 1:07

2. 16 April 2012, Huge Raptor Migration on NEXRAD (4 Parts)
Tom Carrolan · 0:09

3. 16 April 2012, Huge Raptor Migration on NEXRAD (4 Parts)
Tom Carrolan · 0:13

22 August 2011 Morning NEXRAD
Tom Carrolan · 0:13

9 July 2012 Eastern Seaboard NEXRAD
Tom Carrolan · 0:11

PBS - Condition Black
Tom Carrolan · 1:21