Counts
Northern Harrier 1
Broad-winged Hawk 1
Total 2
Observation Period: 9:00AM -11:15AM
Observers: Todd Watts
Weather: Low clouds, gusty northeast winds 20kmh with widespread showers approaching.
Notes: Showers and moist air to the east and north kept potential migrants on the ground. The arrival of light showers to the more immediate area brought observations to an early end.
Highlights: None
Birds going for the decoy: None
Raptor interactions: None observed
Non-raptors: Nothing noteworthy
Tomorrow: Gusty North winds, maybe some sun and it seems likely that there will be showers to the east. How many showers and how long they last will determine what we see.
More details can be found at https://www.hawkcount.org. Additional information on hawk migration can be found at https://www.hmana.org/
This project takes place on private land. Please contact the project co-ordinator before visiting the site.
Primary support comes from the New Brunswick Wildlife Trust Fund (NBWTF) with additional support from the New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund, private donors and the volunteers. Purchasing conservation license plates supports the NBWTF and this project.
Todd Watts
Official Counter/Co-ordinator
Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch
Saint John Naturalists’ Club
buteobuz@gmail.com
506 321-2125