Buffalo has scanned your parcel at a location called Red Bay. Red Bay is a Buffalo handling point, not your home address, so the parcel is somewhere along its route and has been logged in as it arrived. "Scan to" lines like this one are routine checkpoint entries. They record that the parcel was handled and where it now sits.
On its own, this message is normal. It is a regular movement scan, not an exception or a problem report. A delay is only likely if the tracking history then stops updating for longer than the previous steps took.
The parcel is normally sorted and sent on toward the next stop in its route. That may be another transit point or the delivery branch for your area. You should then see a new scan, such as a departure from this location or an arrival at the next one.
With the use of our tracking form you can easily check the status of your package. Also if you want to tracking Buffalo and get your package location updates to your e-mail, you can Register on our website.
Buffalo — is not the only postal service that you can track at PackageRadar. See full list of postal services available.