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7/20/2019 Habitats for Bats
7/20/2019 Family Fun in Nature - All About Bats
7/20/2019 The Bats of Hawk Mountain
7/24/2019 Animal Kingdom | Youth Workshop
7/27/2019 Junior Conservation Orienteers
7/27/2019 Outdoor Watercolor Workshop
7/28/2019 Yoga on the Mountain
7/28/2019 Wild Women on the Mountain - Hike to Owl's Head
8/1/2019 "Moments" Art Show by Kaitlyn Dougher
8/3/2019 National Aviary Weekend Adventure
8/7/2019 Wee Ones Walk
8/10/2019 Off to a Flying Start! Migration Kick-off
8/10/2019 Animal Kingdom Adventure

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Birds and Brew: Back by Popular Demand

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Comments from North Lookout

05/15/2019

An exciting way to end the spring count, 2019 with 3 adult Bald Eagles migrating, besides an adult and immature local Bald Eagles. Saw some local Red-tailed Hawks, Black Vultures, over 16 Turkey Vultures and other songbirds.

Species Count for 05/15/2019
Black Vulture 0
Turkey Vulture 0
Unidentified Vulture 0
Osprey 0
Bald Eagle 3
Northern Harrier 0
Sharp-shinned Hawk 0
Cooper's Hawk 0
Northern Goshawk 0
Unidentified Accipiter 0
Red-shouldered Hawk 0
Broad-winged Hawk 1
Red-tailed Hawk 0
Rough-legged Hawk 0
Unidentified Buteo 0
Golden Eagle 0
Unidentified Eagle 0
American Kestrel 0
Merlin 0
Peregrine Falcon 0
Mississippi Kite 0
Unidentified Falcon 0
Unidentified Raptor 1
Other Raptor 0
Total Count: 5
Species Count for 05/15/2019

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