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8/15/2017 Autumn Hawk Watch
9/27/2017 Hawk-Watching Excursion to Pronatura-Veracruz River of Raptors
9/30/2017 Celebirdy Bird Walk with Noah Strycker
9/30/2017 Meet the Fall Forest
9/30/2017 Birding without Borders | Autumn Lecture Series
10/4/2017 Wee Ones Walk
10/14/2017 Arctic Raptors: Adaptations to an Extreme Environment | Autumn Lecture Series
10/21/2017 Veracruz River of Raptors | Autumn Lecture Series
10/28/2017 Migrating Birds Know No Boundaries | Autumn Lecture Series
11/1/2017 Wee Ones Walk
11/4/2017 Eagle Day
11/12/2017 Fall Weekend Programs End
12/2/2017 Christmas Bird Count for Kids

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Hawk Mountain to host famous Big Year Birder Noah Strycker for Autumn Lecture Series

On September 30, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary will host famous Big Year Birder Noah Strycker as part of the annual Autumn Lecture Series. Read More

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Dark Morph Tiger Swallowtail

Dark Morph Tiger Swallowtail

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09/29/2017

A sharp-shinned hawk caught a tree swallow in mid-air and went down into the woods to dine around mid-day.

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Species Count for 09/29/2017
Black Vulture 0
Turkey Vulture 0
Unidentified Vulture 0
Osprey 1
Bald Eagle 8
Northern Harrier 0
Sharp-shinned Hawk 43
Cooper's Hawk 4
Northern Goshawk 0
Unidentified Accipiter 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 0
Broad-winged Hawk 1
Red-tailed Hawk 1
Rough-legged Hawk 0
Unidentified Buteo 0
Golden Eagle 0
Unidentified Eagle 0
American Kestrel 4
Merlin 1
Peregrine Falcon 3
Mississippi Kite 0
Unidentified Falcon 0
Unidentified Raptor 0
Other Raptor 0
Total Count: 66
Species Count for 09/29/2017

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