 
                    Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
Turkey Vulture               0            124            124
Osprey                       0              7              7
Bald Eagle                   0            102            102
Northern Harrier             9            142            143
Sharp-shinned Hawk         151           1580           1580
Cooper's Hawk                3             46             47
Northern Goshawk             0              0              0
Red-shouldered Hawk          0              0              0
Broad-winged Hawk          106           5133           5133
Red-tailed Hawk              0             65             65
Rough-legged Hawk            0              0              0
Golden Eagle                 0              0              0
American Kestrel            35            609            609
Merlin                       3             44             44
Peregrine Falcon             0             22             22
Unknown Accipiter            0              0              0
Unknown Buteo                0              0              0
Unknown Eagle                0              0              0
Unknown Falcon               0              0              0
Unknown Raptor               0              0              0
Observation start time: 07:00:00
Observation end   time: 16:00:00
Total observation time: 9 hours
Official Counter: Nicole Shangi
Observers: Hugh Kent, Liz Kent
Visitors:
We thank Linda for her help counting raptors, blue jays, and other
passerines today.
Weather:
This morning started with some westerly winds and a few hundred broad-wings
were counted. Throughout the day the winds became more southerly and clouds
began to accumulate resulting in some strong winds.
Raptor Observations:
A few hundred broad-wings were recorded earlier in the day and sharpies
were recorded throughout the day. Kestrels and a few merlins were also
spotted as well as a few harriers that flew over the tower. Today we
recorded much less raptors than yesterday, possibly due to high winds and
storm clouds which arrived later in the day.
Non-raptor Observations:
Today was a good day for warblers with around 10 species counted including
beautiful black-throated greens and northern parulas. There are also more
waterfowl arriving including northern pintails, American wigeons and
blue-winged teal. Today was the biggest day this season for blue jays, with
a whopping 48,000 birds! A new species today was a common loon heard
calling on the marsh! Today's Ebird list is at
https://ebird.org/checklist/S119104311
Predictions:
Hopefully tomorrow is the last super hot day of the season. We hope
northerly winds allow us to observe the last of the broad-wing migration.
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Report submitted by Hugh Kent (Hughnkent@gmail.com)
Holiday Beach Hawk Watch information may be found at:
http://hbmo.ca/
More site information at hawkcount.org:  https://hawkcount.org/siteinfo.php?rsite=100
Count data submitted via Dunkadoo -  Project info at:
https://dunkadoo.org/explore/hbmo/hbmo-hawk-watch-fall-2022
