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Every flyway has a migration fingerprint. The birds it carries, when they push, and the weather that moves them. Learn the birds, watch the fronts, and be set up when the flight hits.

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Flyway Fingerprints
Each flyway carries a different mix of birds. The barcode is 12 months of flight volume. No two flyways match.
Pacific Flyway
AK · WA · OR · CA · NV · ID
Klamath Basin → Sacramento Valley
14 · Quiet
84°
High Temp
NW 8
Wind
6
Species Moving
Pintail- and wigeon-heavy with a huge white-goose show. Peaks December–January when the valley floods; specks arrive early and stay.
Central Flyway
MT · ND · SD · NE · KS · OK · TX
Prairie Potholes → TX Panhandle
24 · Quiet
91°
High Temp
S 14
Wind
6
Species Moving
Front-driven and fast-moving: blue-wing September, big-duck November–December, and the spring light-goose reverse migration up the middle.
Mississippi Flyway
MN · WI · IL · MO · AR · MS · LA
Upper Miss pools → Arkansas timber
12 · Quiet
89°
High Temp
SE 6
Wind
7
Species Moving
Mallard-dominant with a wood-duck opening act and a speck-and-snow rice finale in Louisiana. Peaks late. December timber is the show.
Atlantic Flyway
ME · NY · PA · MD · VA · NC · SC
St. Lawrence → Chesapeake Bay
10 · Quiet
86°
High Temp
SW 10
Wind
3
Species Moving
Goose-forward and diver-rich: resident Canadas open September, sea ducks and buffleheads own the winter bay, puddlers thread the tidal creeks.
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