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It's March 12th, 2021. The time is 6.30 p.m.

It is 814 on Tuesday, April 26th.

It is 919 on Friday, June 2nd, in 203.

Every night while you sleep, thousands, if not millions of ghostly figures dart through the sky just above where you lie.

There are rose-breasted gross peaks, Sora, grasshopper sparrows, black pole warblers, long-built curlews.

Some of them are flying just a few hundred miles.

Some are nearly struck navigating the globe.

So how, given that it's dark and given that they're flying anywhere from 15 to about 55

miles per hour over your sleeping head, would anyone ever be able not only to count them,

but also to know which bird species just zoomed past?

I'm Jacob Job, and you're listening to a five-part science quickly fascination series

on the nighttime bird surveillance network.

And today, you'll not only learn about how it's possible to see bird migrations

in darkness, but we'll also get the actionable intel on how you, too, can join the

nighttime bird surveillance network. That network, it turns out, is growing. So the night calls seem like a cool frontier and people were finding good stuff.

This is Joe. He's a member of the nighttime bird surveillance network.

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