Latest Hawk Ridge News
View all news
FACEBOOK FEED
Join the Hawk Ridge team for the fall 2025 season! Hawk Ridge is hiring for seasonal bird migration research, education, and visitor services positions. We also have traineeship & bird banding apprenticeship opportunities open to apply to. Find out more about the positions and application info here: www.hawkridge.org/about-us/employment-internships/
Join us for our Spring Migration Celebration Field Day/Workshop next Saturday, April 26th! Late April is a great time to observe a wonderful diversity of migrating birds, residents, and birds that have spent the winter here from points north. This field-oriented program will explore migration at a variety of Duluth birding hotspots, including the West Skyline Spring Count locations to learn what raptors are flying and how to identify who is who. Other locations might include Park Point, portions of Waabizheshikana: The Marten Trail (The Western Waterfront Trail), Mud Lake, Stony Point, and others. Indoor learning facilities will also be available in case of rain (itinerary will be sent to participants closer to event). Workshop is limited to 15 participants. Contact Margie mmenzies@hawkridge.org and register here today! www.hawkridge.org/spring-migration-workshop-weekend/
Join us for our Spring Migration Celebration Field Day/Workshop next Saturday, April 26th! Late April is a great time to observe a wonderful diversity of migrating birds, residents, and birds that have spent the winter here from points north. This field-oriented program will explore migration at a variety of Duluth birding hotspots, including the West Skyline Spring Count locations to learn what raptors are flying and how to identify who is who. Other locations might include Park Point, portions of Waabizheshikana: The Marten Trail (The Western Waterfront Trail), Mud Lake, Stony Point, and others. Indoor learning facilities will also be available in case of rain (itinerary will be sent to participants closer to event). Workshop is limited to 15 participants. Contact Margie mmenzies@hawkridge.org and register here today! www.hawkridge.org/spring-migration-workshop-weekend/
See the number, speed, direction, and altitude of the birds cruising through the darkness on spring and fall nights by visiting BirdCast.
