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Hawk Migration Notes: Hawk Watchers Contribute Valuable Data to Another Successful Year of Dragonfly Migration Monitoring
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Thursday, March 19, 2015. Hawk Watchers Contribute Valuable Data to Another Successful Year of Dragonfly Migration Monitoring. Participating hawk watch sites in 2013 and 2014. In 2013, HMANA partnered with the Migratory Dragonfly Partnership (MDP), a group dedicated to the long-term study of dragonfly migration in North America, to formally incorporate daily dragonfly observations and counts into the fall monitoring protocols of participating hawk watch sites. In eastern North America in 2013 and 2014.
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Hawk Migration Notes: February 2014
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Sunday, February 2, 2014. HMANA 40th Anniversary Conference 2014 - Booking now! Conference Logo - Tiffany DeRidder. We are pleased to announce that booking has now gone live for the HMANA 40. Anniversary Conference, which takes place between April 25-27. You can read more details about the event on our newly launched conference website ( link here. Book your conference places online ( here. Or print off a booking form if you wish to send in a booking form with check ( PDF here. You can read my recollecti...
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Hawk Migration Notes: August 2014
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Monday, August 25, 2014. Hawkwatching guides: where to begin. Guides - Luke Tiller. I thought it would be interesting to do a few posts looking at equipment you might use at a hawkwatch, and that lead me to approach Rick Bacher to write a blog post about what to look for in a pair of hawkwatching sunglasses ( post here. Recently I've been thinking about Raptor ID guides: there has been a slew of excellent ones published over the last few years, but which ones do raptor professionals recommend? I think I ...
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Hawk Migration Notes: April 2015
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Monday, April 20, 2015. HMANA Raptor ID Workshop 2015 report. HMANA Workshop at Braddock Bay. Osprey - Luke Tiller. The next two days ( Tuesday. The promise of a decent southeast winds and perhaps a flight Thursday. Saw us up at 5:30am. Details of the days flight ( here. Rough-legged Hawk - Luke Tiller. Saw us with something of a conundrum, initially forecasts had shown potential for another good day at Derby and a day at Braddock that could be great or dismal depending on how long the rain held off....
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Hawk Migration Notes: March 2015
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Thursday, March 19, 2015. Hawk Watchers Contribute Valuable Data to Another Successful Year of Dragonfly Migration Monitoring. Participating hawk watch sites in 2013 and 2014. In 2013, HMANA partnered with the Migratory Dragonfly Partnership (MDP), a group dedicated to the long-term study of dragonfly migration in North America, to formally incorporate daily dragonfly observations and counts into the fall monitoring protocols of participating hawk watch sites. In eastern North America in 2013 and 2014.
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Hawk Migration Notes: July 2015
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Friday, July 31, 2015. And they are off! Clickers - Catherine Hamilton. Though most 'Fall' watches won't start up for a couple of weeks yet it was exciting to see the first flight of raptors reported on Hawkcount from Congaree Bluffs, SC ( report here. They are counting the northbound push of post breeding dispersal along the Great Lakes ( read about the phenomenon here. Red-tailed Hawk - Luke Tiller. Being in the Los Angeles Basin means that there is little in the way of any visual migration of raptors,...
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Hawk Migration Notes: Looking for a few good board members
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Saturday, August 8, 2015. Looking for a few good board members. Serving as a director on HMANA. S board of directors is fun, rewarding and an important way to help assure raptors and migration study continues into the future. Now is the time for HMANA members and prospective members to get involved in board activities for 2016. S board is comprised of nine elected and up to eight appointed directors. Elected directors serve three-year terms; board-appointed directors serve one-, two- or three-year terms.
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Hawk Migration Notes: Progress on HMANA's new home
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Tuesday, July 7, 2015. Progress on HMANA's new home. HMANA will find a permanent home in the Visitor Center of the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge in southeast Michigan. Now under construction, the visitor center is expected to be completed in the spring of 2017. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hawk Migration Association of North America. Paul M. Roberts. 2013 fall hawk migraiton. Belize Raptor Research Institute. Braddock Bay Raptor Research. Hawkwatching Across The Globe.
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Hawk Migration Notes: HMANA Raptor ID Workshop 2015 report
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Monday, April 20, 2015. HMANA Raptor ID Workshop 2015 report. HMANA Workshop at Braddock Bay. Osprey - Luke Tiller. The next two days ( Tuesday. The promise of a decent southeast winds and perhaps a flight Thursday. Saw us up at 5:30am. Details of the days flight ( here. Rough-legged Hawk - Luke Tiller. Saw us with something of a conundrum, initially forecasts had shown potential for another good day at Derby and a day at Braddock that could be great or dismal depending on how long the rain held off....
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Hawk Migration Notes: August 2015
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Monday, August 24, 2015. Fall Hawkwatching Basics: Where and When. Hawkwatching - Braddock Bay, NY. As a seasoned hawkwatcher this is a conversation that I have had sadly all too often: on a deathly slow day someone shows up at the watch and asks ‘how is it going’. After you’ve relayed the bad news about winds from the wrong direction and a band of blocking rain to the north they say something like “but it looked like you had a great day yesterday”. Hawkwatching - Quaker Ridge, CT. As I write this post i...