Birds of all types will be coming back to New Jersey over the course of the next three months, in dribs and drabs in March, then gathering steam in April and peaking in May.

That’s true of snowbirds, folks who return to the Northeast in planes, trains and automobiles each spring and head to warmer climes, especially Florida, come fall. If they drive they’ll likely use I-95, the main north-south interstate highway on the East Coast.