Category Archives: hawk watching
Hawk migration at Mendota VA.
Well, the hawk migration has passed us by. The Broad-winged hawk count for the weekend was under a hundred for Saturday and Sunday together. Although the total for the count since September 10 th. is over 5,200 Broad-winged Hawks. A … Continue reading
Let’s go hawk watching!
Wow! What great weather we are having here in the Appalachian Mountains. It has been very difficult to work and know that the hawk count is still going on and I’m not there. Last Sunday we counted 892 Broad-winged Hawks. … Continue reading
Friday, I want to go hawk watching!
Great soggy, gray, drizzling Friday afternoon to you! Here is a link to the HawkCount map with North Carolina hawk migration locations. http://hawkcount.org/sitesel.php?country=USA&stateprov=North%20Carolina
Welcome to Mountain Tips – blog
Welcome, Can you beleive how fast this year is flying by? I still have lots of summer things on my “to-do” list. Speaking of things flying by, one of the things that can not wait is the fall migration of Broadwing … Continue reading
