Barn Swallow migration peaks. Watch for Bank Swallows among them. Migrating Red-eyed Vireos become so numerous as almost to constitute a nuisance. If a hurricane makes landfall anywhere on Florida's Gulf Coast, look for seabirds on Newnans Lake. Teal show up on Paynes Prairie.
Veeries arrive during the first week.
Migrating Common Nighthawks, sometimes in flocks, may be seen on rainy evenings during the first week or two of the month. Fall migration gains momentum. Spend your time at Newnans Lake, the Bolen Bluff Trail, and San Felasco Hammock. Migrating White-eyed Vireos are annoyingly abundant during the second half of the month. If you have a spotting scope, focus it on any full moon during September and the first half of October.