Fall is an exciting time at HawkWatch International (HWI), as virtually everyone on the team gets involved in migration in some way or another. For the education team, autumn leaves also herald the return of our formal school programs. While we love sharing our passion for raptors with learners of all ages, for the four-member […]
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Imagine yourself in the storybook forest of your dreams. The ground is carpeted with soft green moss, every rock you peek under has a salamander there to greet you, the air is filled with cicadas chirpings, and after a long day of exploring, you dine on a foraged meal. This is the picture Emily Poole
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This is an exceptionally exciting year for the Manzano Mountains HawkWatch because the Raptor Research Foundation conference is hosted in Albuquerque, New Mexico this October! If you are a raptor researcher attending the conference, we hope you put aside some time to visit our crew in the mountains. Our team will definitely take a trip
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Arizona’s tagline is “The Grand Canyon State,” and although we may be biased, we think it is a fitting title. The Grand Canyon offers not only incredible recreation but also happens to be home to our Grand Canyon HawkWatch. The park is even considered an Important Bird Area, in part thanks to our 33 years
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September 7, 2023—Raptor biologists had an unexpectedly busy day last week when 28,103 Mississippi Kites migrated past the Corpus Christi HawkWatch. In total, the biologists have now counted over 57,000 of the species—over 3x as many as are typically seen at the site each fall. Crew member Daniel Horton, who is working his 6th season
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