Highlights today included sightings of both eagle species, a few Red-shouldereds, a couple of Goshawks and a couple of Roughies. We ended-up seeing 12 of the 15 regularly seen species.
Today:
Turkey Vulture - 2
Bald Eagle - 1
Northern Harrier - 8
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 7
Cooper's Hawk - 2
Northern Goshawk - 2
Red-shouldered Hawk - 6
Red-tailed Hawk - 80
Rough-legged Hawk - 2
Golden Eagle - 2
Merlin - 1
Peregrine Falcon - 1
Total - 114
To Date:
Black Vulture - 1
Turkey Vulture - 3303
Osprey - 140
Bald Eagle - 105
Northern Harrier - 266
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 3703
Cooper's Hawk - 111
Northern Goshawk - 18
Red-shouldered Hawk - 79
Broad-winged Hawk - 1418
Red-tailed Hawk - 935
Rough-legged Hawk - 7
Golden Eagle - 9
American Kestrel - 697
Merlin - 128
Peregrine Falcon - 80
Total - 11000
Eagle Time (EST):
12:16 PM - GE
01:30 PM - GE
01:53 PM - BE
Another wonderful collection of photos...
(Mike D)
(Ann)
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the above 7 photos are of Red-tailed Hawks (Mike D)
Northern Goshawk (Ann)
Northern Goshawk (Mike D)
a high-flying and distant juvenile Golden Eagle (Mike D)
an adult Red-shouldered Hawk (Ann)
another adult Red-shouldered Hawk (Mike D)
a light morph Rough-legged Hawk (Mike D)
Some of today's non-raptor highlights included - Hermit Thrushes, Fox Sparrows, Eastern Bluebirds, an Eastern Phoebe and 31 migrating Loons.
migrating Cedar Waxwings (Mike D)
a friendly Eastern Phoebe (Mike D)
Here's a great photo of most of today's motley crew...
(Ann)
A huge thankyou to Mike D, Kris, Terry, Don, Berle, Peter, Betty, Pat & Nancy, Lee, Ron, Matt, Manny, Ann, John, Howie, Lynn, Trudy and anyone I missed.
Saturday's forecast for light rain all day will likely keep me away from the park.
Walter
1 comment:
Wow, what an amazing season, and it isn't over yet! Love all the photos!
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