Over the past week people from all over the world have met in Cape May to attend the 2017 International Bird Observatory Conference. It was an incredible week of awe-inspiring meetings and networking that took place for all who attended.
Delightful bird migration took place too. Cooler, gentle winds from the north brought the first-of-the-season Golden Eagle. A stronger cold front is nearly upon us. Bring on the birds, and see you at the hawkwatch!
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| Immature Golden Eagle... the first one documented from the Cape May Hawkwatch this fall. |
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| Adult Sharp-shinned Hawk migrating low over the edges of Bunker Pond. |
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| Gray Ghost (adult male Northern Harrier) |
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| Yellow-rumped Warbler taking a rest from migration on hawkcounter Erik's car. |
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| Northern Flicker |
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| Double-crested Cormorant |
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| Sightings from October 26th. |
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| Sightings from October 27th. |
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| Sightings from October 28th. |
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| Sightings from October 29th. |
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