“The time to protect a species is while it is still common.” - Rosalie Edge
black rat snake by bogey
The resident black rat snake at the Acopian Center is a biggie! This picture taken by Mongolian intern Bolormunkh Erdenekhuu -- orl "Bogey" for short.
Red Admiral on the Move
When the sun is out, the Red Admirals are a'fluttering, and in a large numbers. This was one of several spotted on the ground or resting on vehicles in the staff parking area.
Blue Heron with Fish by baileys pond
The Blue Heron in the field and pond below Hawk Mountain (Albany Township/Kempton side) always takes off before you can get a photo ... except when it catches a fish!
Prairie warbler by johannes jansen
Prairie Warbler by leadership intern Johannes Jansen. Also seen and heard during Warbler Walk on Sunday, May 6.
pink lady slipper by phil campbell
Pink Lady Slipper up early this year. This native orchid photographed by Phil Campbell.
The Wedge-tailed Eagle is the biggest eagle in Australia
Take in the views of the Mountain and the migration.
Visit us to learn more about migratory hawks, eagles and falcons and their special conservation needs.
Hawk Mountain scientists, interns, graduate students and research associates study raptors here and across the globe.
Join as a Member and enjoy year-round the spectacular views at Hawk Mountain.
Join friends like Joan Jacobs, an 18-year volunteer who helps us care and share the Sanctuary.
Hawk Mountain is the oldest and largest, member-supported raptor conservation organization in the world.