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Update from The Broad-winged Hawk Project! The first Minnesota bird with a transmitter from this season is on his way south. Good luck, Brewer!
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Mark your calendar for the fall Everyone Can Bird event to be held at Hawk Ridge on Saturday, October 17th - more info below! 🍁🦅
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Count Update: Songbirds on the move! The first 10 days of September have been exceptional for non-raptor flights at Hawk Ridge. Some highlights have included three days of 2000+ warblers (Sep 1, 2, 9), as well as two days of 100+ Rose-breasted Grosbeaks (Sep 1, 9)!! These morning flights have kept counters busy, and some foggy days in between allowed for much needed rest. Songbird diversity is changing by the day, so make sure to do some warbler-watching this week. In the first week and a half, nearly 6,000 raptors have been counted, including our first day of 1,000+ on September 6th! Sharp-shinned Hawks are really on the move, with hundreds counted daily, and Broad-winged Hawks should be picking up soon. Hope to see you at the ridge!
See the number, speed, direction, and altitude of the birds cruising through the darkness on spring and fall nights by visiting BirdCast.
