Not a lot happening at the Watch today, just 2 countable birds flew by. Maybe tomorrow! Just 29 more raptors to reach 7000 for the season!
Today:
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 1
Red-tailed Hawk - 1
Total - 2
To Date:
Turkey Vulture - 2719 (1461) (3306)
Osprey - 94 (110) (211)
Bald Eagle - 69 (57) (109)
Northern Harrier - 200 (244) (488)
Sharp-shinned Hawk - 2729 (2191) (3712)
Cooper's Hawk - 50 (95) (127)
Northern Goshawk - 5 (18) (24)
Red-shouldered Hawk - 39 (25) (83)
Broad-winged Hawk - 89 (216) (1418)
Red-tailed Hawk - 496 (757) (1019)
Rough-legged Hawk - 4 (10) (28)
Golden Eagle - 6 (10) (20)
American Kestrel - 302 (561) (719)
Merlin - 112 (72) (130)
Peregrine Falcon - 57 (68) (102)
Total - 6971 (5963) (11128)
The numbers in red are our seasonal averages - 2006 thru 2014.
The numbers in blue are our highest seasonal totals - 2006 thru 2014.
Other Birds:
American Goldfinch - a number of small flock in the air overhead
Loon sp - 1 out of the lake
Long-tailed Duck - a few out on the lake
Red-breasted Merganser - a few out on the lake
Butterflies:
None
Mammals:
Eastern Cottontail - 1
Hawkwatchers:
Lee, Berle, Peter, and Cori
Weather Prediction:
Nov 14th - a mix of sun and clouds switching to mainly sunny in the afternoon, NW 25km/h and gusting to 41km/h switching to W 20km/h and gusting to 36km/h in the afternoon. (theweathernetwork.com) Please check again before you leave the house as I'm sure this forecast will change.....it always does!
See you at the park!
Walter
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