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8/15/2019 Autumn Migration Hawk Watch
10/1/2019 Sandra Sabene Art Exhibit
10/19/2019 Family Fun in Nature - Art in Nature
10/20/2019 Creative Cafe: Art in Nature Workshop
10/25/2019 Owloween - Member Exclusive
10/26/2019 Haunted Trails
10/26/2019 Can Drones Help Our Bird Populations?
10/27/2019 Yoga on the Mountain
11/2/2019 Eagle Day
11/2/2019 Islanders: Ecology and Conservation of Raptors of the Caribbean Islands
11/6/2019 Wee Ones Walk
11/9/2019 Seagrass Coiled Gourd Vase Workshop
11/16/2019 Family Fun in Nature - Tracks and Scat

News

Age: More Than Just a Number

Former trainee Dr. Wouter Vansteelant lead a successful publication that delves into the benefits of documenting the age of individual raptors as they pass through one of the world’s most important migration flyways in the Republic of Georgia. Read More

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Comments from North Lookout

10/19/2019

Great views of bald eagle moving over the lookout, some fantastic views of the backs of adult sharp-shinned hawk passing close below the lookout.

Species Count for 10/19/2019
Black Vulture 4
Turkey Vulture 1
Unidentified Vulture 0
Osprey 1
Bald Eagle 10
Northern Harrier 0
Sharp-shinned Hawk 37
Cooper's Hawk 3
Northern Goshawk 0
Unidentified Accipiter 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 4
Broad-winged Hawk 0
Red-tailed Hawk 9
Rough-legged Hawk 0
Unidentified Buteo 2
Golden Eagle 0
Unidentified Eagle 0
American Kestrel 0
Merlin 5
Peregrine Falcon 0
Mississippi Kite 0
Unidentified Falcon 0
Unidentified Raptor 0
Other Raptor 0
Total Count: 76
Species Count for 10/19/2019

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