Snowy Owls; Nomads of the Arctic

This presentation will review recent results from Hawk Mountain Sanctuary's research program. The audience will witness how they manage to monitor these highly mobile and unpredictable predatory birds throughout consecutive […]

Raptor Migration Worldwide by Bill Clark

More than half of the World’s species of diurnal raptors perform annual migrations, especially those populations in higher northern and southern latitudes. However, the entire population migrates in only a […]

June Lunch & Learn – Tracking Broad-winged Hawks

In 2014 Hawk Mountain Sanctuary launched a full annual cycle study of the Broad-winged Hawk. Almost a decade later, Sanctuary biologists are continuing to uncover the mysteries of this long-distance […]

July Lunch & Learn – The Enigmatic Hook-billed Kite

The Hook-billed Kite (Chondrohierax uncinatus) is a highly specialized, snail eating Neotropical raptor with a wide distribution that has received little research attention despite local declines occurring. It was once […]

Tracking Red-shouldered Hawks with John Jacobs

John and Eugene Jacobs are attempting to determine the breeding range, nest site fidelity, breeding habitat use, migration timing and routes, wintering areas and wintering habitat used by Red-shouldered Hawks […]

Lunch & Learn Series: Tracking Red-shouldered Hawks

Join us for another in the series of Lunch & Learns where we welcome John Jacobs to share about his Red-shouldered Hawk telemetry research. John and his brother, Eugene Jacobs […]

International Hawk Migration Week

Join watch sites throughout North America during International Hawk Migration Week (IHMW) to enjoy the annual spectacle of fall raptor migration and help raise awareness of hawks, hawk migration, and […]

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