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5/22/2019 Homeschool Happenings
5/25/2019 National Scavenger Hunt Day
5/25/2019 Wild Women on the Mountain - Setting Up Camp
5/26/2019 Medicine Drum Making Workshop
5/31/2019 Educator Workshop: Project WET
6/1/2019 National Trail Day
6/1/2019 Painting with a View
6/1/2019 Hawk Mountain Arts Tour & Sale
6/2/2019 Boy Scout Day: Bird Study Merit Badge
6/4/2019 Educator Workshop: Pennsylvania Songbirds
6/5/2019 Wee Ones Walk
6/8/2019 Bird Walk with the President - Member Exclusive
6/8/2019 Brownie Girl Scout Day

News

Go on an Appalachian Adventure with Our Summer Camp!

Twice this summer, Hawk Mountain will host its one-of-a-kind Appalachian Adventure Camp for young nature enthusiasts entering grades 4-8. Read More

Recent Sightings

05/17/2019

Jacob's Ladder

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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.

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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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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.