Join the Harris Center and Wings of the Dawn for the long-awaited release of several birds of prey that have been in raptor rehabilitator Maria Colby's care due to injury or illness. Harris Center naturalists will also be on hand to discuss the raptor migration. Come be part of the excitement as these raptors get […]
Celebrating 50 years at Hawk Ridge Theme: 50 Years and Counting (1972-2022) Celebration of Past, Present, and Future We invite you to join us for this special celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Hawk Ridge Nature Reserve & raptor research at Hawk Ridge! The Hawk Ridge Nature Reserve was established in 1972, which also was the […]
The Gulf Coast Bird Observatory is pleased to host: Raptor Identification Workshop With William S. Clark. This workshop will take place September 30 and October 2, 2022. Details and how to register HERE.
Raptor Identification with Nature’s Educators This in-person event features live falcons, hawks, and eagles from Nature’s Educators, an acclaimed Colorado wildlife outreach organization. The event will take place in the Lois Webster Amphitheater at Denver Audubon’s Kingery Nature Center, 11280 Waterton Road, Littleton. Participants will learn how to identify eight raptor species found along Colorado’s […]
Dave Hill, chair of DFO’s Hawk Watch Committee will present on field marks to look for when observing raptors in migration. This free session is for birders of all ages. Participants will learn to identify locally seen hawk species in flight using shape, plumage, and flight styles that distinguish each from the others. You must […]
Join DFO seasoned hawk watchers at the site where DFO conducts its spring migration birds-of-prey count with the support of partners Denver Audubon, Colorado Field Ornithologists, Jefferson County Open Space and Hawk Watch Migration Association of North America. Register for this or other programs
Black Swamp Bird Observatory's Global Young Birder's Weekend. A virtual event connecting young birders 18 and under.
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 years via a slide show depicting field work situations. JF Therrien grew up in Sherbrooke, Canada, about 30 minutes from the border with Vermont. He […]
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 few species. Beginning with North America, Bill Clark will show photographs of and discuss some of the locations on five continents where people regularly gather […]
March 2023 Lunch & Learn Presentation Series Mike Stewart is a Texas A&M PhD student studying Gray Hawks. He will be joining us to discuss his Masters research which will be featured in the upcoming issue of Journal of Raptor Research. For his studies, he used GPS-GSM telemetry to quantify dispersal time and distance, winter […]
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