Weather radar can “see” much more than just the weather.
The radar, located in Melbourne, picked up the likely migration of songbirds Thursday evening that made a pit stop in and around the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge.
A large fallout, birds taking a break during severe weather, was reported at the refuge Wednesday night.
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According to Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge park ranger Kimberly King-Wrenn, songbirds are in the process
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