Hawkwatch 14 November 2015


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Cape May
Cape May Point, New Jersey, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 14, 2015
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Species            Day's Count    Month Total   Season Total
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Black Vulture                0             27            130
Turkey Vulture               8            102            676
Osprey                       0             12           3343
Bald Eagle                  14             41            386
Northern Harrier            22            140            828
Sharp-shinned Hawk          51            500          10212
Cooper's Hawk               26            271           4236
Northern Goshawk             0              0              0
Red-shouldered Hawk         17             83            180
Broad-winged Hawk            1              2            286
Red-tailed Hawk            110            307            781
Rough-legged Hawk            0              0              0
Golden Eagle                 0              1             11
American Kestrel             1             12           2231
Merlin                       1             24           1112
Peregrine Falcon             0             21            431
Unknown Accipiter            0              0             14
Unknown Buteo                0              0              3
Unknown Falcon               0              1              4
Unknown Eagle                0              0              0
Unknown Raptor               0              0              2
Swainson's Hawk              0              0              2
Zone-tailed Hawk             0              0              1

Total:                     251           1544          24869
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Observation start time: 06:30:00 
Observation end   time: 16:00:00 
Total observation time: 9.5 hours

Official Counter:        Cameron Cox

Observers:        

Weather:
Strong NW to WNW winds, a high, broken cloud layer, and temps starting in
the high 40's rising to the mid 50's. 

Raptor Observations:
A good day for Red-tails, Bald Eagles, and Northern Harriers.

Non-raptor Observations:
After yesterday's huge Franklin's Gull event I was hoping for a few
stragglers today but it was not to be. No Franklin's Gulls at the Hawkwatch
though a handful were seen at other location around Cape May. Today massive
numbers of Cave Swallows were the show, in the afternoon Cave Swallow were
in view at nearly every moment, sometimes wishing a few feet of people on
the platform..

Predictions:
Another day of NW wind is predicted. It should be a moderate day..
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Report submitted by Cameron Cox (Kumlieni@gmail.com)
Cape May information may be found at:
http://BirdCapeMay.org




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Cape May
Cape May Point, New Jersey, USA

Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 14, 2015
SpeciesDay's CountMonth TotalSeason Total
Black Vulture027130
Turkey Vulture8102676
Osprey0123343
Bald Eagle1441386
Northern Harrier22140828
Sharp-shinned Hawk5150010212
Cooper's Hawk262714236
Northern Goshawk000
Red-shouldered Hawk1783180
Broad-winged Hawk12286
Red-tailed Hawk110307781
Rough-legged Hawk000
Golden Eagle0111
American Kestrel1122231
Merlin1241112
Peregrine Falcon021431
Unknown Accipiter0014
Unknown Buteo003
Unknown Falcon014
Unknown Eagle000
Unknown Raptor002
Swainson's Hawk002
Zone-tailed Hawk001
Total:251154424869


Observation start time:06:30:00
Observation end time:16:00:00
Total observation time:9.5 hours
Official CounterCameron Cox
Observers:


Weather:
Strong NW to WNW winds, a high, broken cloud layer, and temps starting in the high 40's rising to the mid 50's.

Raptor Observations:
A good day for Red-tails, Bald Eagles, and Northern Harriers.

Non-raptor Observations:
After yesterday's huge Franklin's Gull event I was hoping for a few stragglers today but it was not to be. No Franklin's Gulls at the Hawkwatch though a handful were seen at other location around Cape May. Today massive numbers of Cave Swallows were the show, in the afternoon Cave Swallow were in view at nearly every moment, sometimes wishing a few feet of people on the platform..

Predictions:
Another day of NW wind is predicted. It should be a moderate day..


Report submitted by Cameron Cox (Kumlieni@gmail.com)
Cape May information may be found at: http://BirdCapeMay

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