Hawkwatch International - Where Do Canadian Ferruginous Hawks Winter?
: Blog by Jesse Watson In early October we blogged about the Ferruginous Hawk project one of our biologists has been involved with in southern Cana...
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.
Showing posts with label Hawk Watch International. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hawk Watch International. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Hawkwatch International - Where Do Canadian Ferruginous Hawks Winter?
Wednesday, July 6, 2016
Hawkwatch International - Shape Shifters
Hawkwatch International - Shape Shifters: Check out this composite image of a Cooper’s Hawk (http://hawkwatch.org/learn/factsheets/item/91-coopers-hawk) passing at eye-level on migration...
It is so important to stay on the bird to see all the possible profiles and views it offers....
We teach that in our outings and watches to stay on it and get all you can, we try to do this on all raptors, but always when its a species that is often hard call or misidentified. So often folks see a bird, make a call and then they move to look for the next bird, staying on a bird to see all its appearance at each angle is indeed a major key to un-tapping the wonders of Raptor Identification.... love the Blog HWI, thank you
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