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4/1/2019 Spring Migration Hawk Watch
4/27/2019 Adirondack Pack Basket Weaving Workshops
4/27/2019 Birding by Boat
4/28/2019 Yoga on the Mountain
4/28/2019 Senior & Ambassador Girl Scout Day
5/1/2019 Wee Ones Walk
5/3/2019 Warbler Walk - Pine Swamp
5/4/2019 Warbler Walk - Leaser Lake
5/4/2019 Hike Behind the Scenes - Member Exclusive
5/4/2019 Pennsylvania Boreal Forest Birds
5/5/2019 Warbler Walk - Pine Swamp
5/5/2019 Sensory Exploration - CANCELLED
5/5/2019 Merlins and Margaritas - Member Exclusive

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News

Hawk Mountain announces 2019 Spring Lecture Series

This year's line-up features regional experts who focus their life work various conservation efforts. Read More

Recent Sightings

04/19/2019

American Goldfinch

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Our phone lines are currently down. Please email info@hawkmountain.org or call 484-793-1978 to contact us.

Comments from North Lookout

04/24/2019

We saw a couple of local Bald Eagles, some Turkey Vultures and a Broadwing. We also saw a Black and White Warbler. Spring id here and the forest is beaming back to life!

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Species Count for 04/24/2019
Black Vulture 6
Turkey Vulture 0
Unidentified Vulture 0
Osprey 2
Bald Eagle 2
Northern Harrier 1
Sharp-shinned Hawk 3
Cooper's Hawk 0
Northern Goshawk 0
Unidentified Accipiter 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 0
Broad-winged Hawk 23
Red-tailed Hawk 5
Rough-legged Hawk 0
Unidentified Buteo 3
Golden Eagle 0
Unidentified Eagle 0
American Kestrel 3
Merlin 1
Peregrine Falcon 0
Mississippi Kite 0
Unidentified Falcon 0
Unidentified Raptor 3
Other Raptor 0
Total Count: 52
Species Count for 04/24/2019

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Kempton, PA 19529

(610) 756-6961
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