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| A Yellow-rumped Warbler helps scan the skies. Both the counter and the warbler were looking for raptors! |
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| Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin. |
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| Horned Lark |
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| Juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk. |
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| Today's sightings. |
Hawkwatch, 29 October 2016
Raptors and non-raptors alike pushed through the skies today, many of them heading southwest into the southwesterly winds. Red-shouldered Hawks were the stars of today. Standalone kettles of Red-shouldered Hawks formed several time throughout the morning. The largest kettle (flock of raptors) seen contained nine Red-shouldered Hawks. A total of 84 Red-shouldered Hawks flew past the hawkwatch since this morning's sunrise!
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