DFW Raptors – Hawks, Falcons, and Eagles
Many people hold a particular fascination with raptors—otherwise known as birds of prey. I know I do. These big, powerful birds inspire us with their raw power, grace and majesty. So respected are these birds that they are often chosen as sports team mascots. Many countries use birds of prey as their national symbol.
The DFW Metroplex is home to a number of these mighty birds. Depending on the season, there can be as many as 20 different species of falconiformes living in the North Texas area. Some are seasonal migrants. Other are what is known as occasional vagrants—birds that sometimes roam outside their normal range. When you’re as big and powerful as a raptor soaring high in the sky, moving outside your home range is not difficult to do.
West County Hawkwatch 2020/2021 Event dates are listed below, More dates coming soon. We are a North Bay Area, (Ca.) group bringing attention to North American Birds of Prey and the threats they face. We provide Identification and Education Programs, Hikes, Tours and ID Workshops. We also monitor encroachment of wind turbines into the North Bay, we do Nest Site protection, Raptor Migration counts, Studies and Documentation. Donations received fund youth Educational and Book Programs.
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
DFW Raptors – Dallas area ..... Hawks, Falcons, and Eagles (Dallas Fort Worth area hawks)
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birds of prey,
Birds of Prey viewing,
Dallas Forth Worth area Birds of Prey,
Ferruginous Hawks,
Hawks. Hawk Watching,
Kites,
Raptor Quiz. Raptor Identification. Raptor Identification Quiz?
Sonoma County California
Dallas, TX, USA
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What is the last photo of - the very dark by bird?
sorry for delay, Northern Harrier
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