Holiday Beach
Ontario, Canada
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 25, 2006
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Species            Day's Count    Month Total   Season Total
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Turkey Vulture               0           2557          35658
Osprey                       0              0            111
Bald Eagle                   0             29            124
Northern Harrier             4            407           1191
Sharp-shinned Hawk           0            301           9814
Cooper's Hawk                2            169            759
Northern Goshawk             0             13             27
Red-shouldered Hawk          6            416            492
Broad-winged Hawk            0              2           7730
Red-tailed Hawk              6           3102           4225
Rough-legged Hawk            0             24             30
Golden Eagle                 0             52             62
American Kestrel             0              4           2113
Merlin                       0              5            122
Peregrine Falcon             0             10            113
Unknown                                    29             40
Swainson's Hawk              0              0              3

Total:                      18           7120          62614
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Observation start time: 07:00:00 
Observation end   time: 15:00:00 
Total observation time: 8 hours

Official Counter: Todd Pepper

Observers:        Bob Hall-Brooks, Dan Mennil

Visitors:
Evelyn Fisher - Leamington
Ralph Billingsley - McGregor
Barb Sisley - Cottam
Art Armstrong - Windsor



Weather:
Sunny, clear, mild - from 6 - almost 14 degrees, light winds out of the
south-east.

Raptor Observations:
A quiet day with 18 individuals of 4 species observed.

Non-raptor Observations:
Very few other migrants: a flock of 10 American Crow, 3 American Goldfinch,
3 Northern Flicker, and a flock of 16 - 20 American Tree Sparrow. A
Carolina Wren was singing in the woods to the east. 

Predictions:
Mild, however, with winds projected out of the south-west it could be
another quiet day for migrants.
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Report submitted by Todd Pepper ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Holiday Beach Migration Observatory information may be found at:
http://hbmo.org/

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