Dinosaur Ridge - Denver Field Ornithologists
Colorado, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: May 04, 2021
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Species            Day's Count    Month Total   Season Total
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Black Vulture                0              0              0
Turkey Vulture               7             10            159
Osprey                       3              3             29
Bald Eagle                   0              0             21
Northern Harrier             0              0              4
Sharp-shinned Hawk           5              7            133
Cooper's Hawk                2              6            104
Northern Goshawk             0              0             10
Red-shouldered Hawk          0              0              0
Broad-winged Hawk            0              2             32
Red-tailed Hawk              2              4            350
Rough-legged Hawk            0              0              1
Swainson's Hawk              3              4             14
Ferruginous Hawk             0              0              9
Golden Eagle                 0              0              9
American Kestrel             1              3            122
Merlin                       0              0             12
Peregrine Falcon             0              0             11
Prairie Falcon               0              0             22
Mississippi Kite             0              0              0
Unknown Accipiter            0              0             11
Unknown Buteo                0              0             18
Unknown Falcon               0              0              7
Unknown Eagle                0              0              0
Unknown Raptor               0              0              7

Total:                      23             39           1085
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Observation start time: 08:30:00 
Observation end   time: 14:15:00 
Total observation time: 5.75 hours

Official Counter:        Carol Cwiklinski

Observers:        

Visitors:
Scheduled trail work was cancelled so I was able to count today. The trail
is very muddy and slippery in spots.


Weather:
Weather was pleasant today. Winds were generally light and switched
direction through the day from south to northeast and late in the day
southeast. Cloud cover increased as the day progressed and made it much
easier to locate high birds. Storms developed in the afternoon and ended
the day early.

Raptor Observations:
Birds flew very high today and were scattered around the sky, some high
over the ridge, some high west of the ridge, and a few on the east. Local
raptors were active today, often escorting migrants from the area.

Non-raptor Observations:
Double-crested cormorant with a fishing bobber hanging from its mouth.
Four Sandhill cranes flew low just west of the ridge, just east and over
Mt. Morrison.

Predictions:
Birds are still moving!
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Report submitted by DAVID HILL ()
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