Dear Rekan2 Selamat atas catatan migrasinya, saya coba pemantauan di Sungai Siak mencatat 8 individu sikep madu asia melintas ke arah Tenggara, kemungkinan besar masuk melalui pintu mihgrasi di pulau Bengkalis kemudian ke Sumatera, melintas ke S Siak sebagian.
Wishnu S. --- On Thu, 9/3/09, Panji Gusti Akbar <[email protected]> wrote: From: Panji Gusti Akbar <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [SBI-InFo] Fw: [raptorindonesia] Fw: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 To: [email protected] Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 3:34 PM Siap!!!! Sikep madu Asia juga mulai terlihat di merapi.. terakhir terlihat 3 individu soaring di dekat sarang Elja, 2 individu gliding satu minggu sesudahnya, lalu esok harinya ada 1 individu berantem sama Elang Hitam.. "Masih belajar huruf "R"!" Panji Gusti Akbar KIBC/SMAN 1 Pakem-Yogyakarta taekwondo_105@ yahoo.com http://wildfriends. multiply. com From: PANCA WIRANI <pancaoktawirani@ yahoo.co. uk> To: sbi-i...@yahoogroup s.com; mabur...@yahoogroup s.com; kadangkukila@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Thursday, September 3, 2009 1:08:53 PM Subject: [SBI-InFo] Fw: [raptorindonesia] Fw: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 yuk..rame-rame menyambut tamu dari utara.... ----- Forwarded Message ---- From: ika rani suciharjo <ika_rani_suci_ u...@yahoo. com> To: raptorindonesia@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Wednesday, 2 September, 2009 23:31:53 Subject: Re: [raptorindonesia] Fw: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 yup bersiap2lah Indonesia ^-^.. Suci di hawk mountain sudah mencatat beberapa migrasi raptor, wlpn masih terlihat jarang dan tergantung cuaca disini.. smngt ya rekan2.. ditunggu kabar migrasi raptor di Indonesia ^-^ salam konservasi ^-^ ____________ _________ _________ __ From: hendry_mono <hendry_mono@ yahoo.com> To: raptorindonesia@ yahoogroups. com Sent: Wednesday, September 2, 2009 4:36:27 AM Subject: Re: [raptorindonesia] Fw: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 wah...gd news tuh man..kayaknya kita mesti siap2 nih.setahun 1 kali nyambut tamu, masa gak meriah sih....klo saya standby bro... salam mono --- On Wed, 9/2/09, Asman Adi <asman_...@yahoo. com> wrote: >From: Asman Adi <asman_...@yahoo. com> >Subject: [raptorindonesia] Fw: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 >To: "Raptor Indonesia" <raptorindonesia@ yahoogroups. com> >Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2009, 9:31 AM > > > >dear all,.. >di amerika ternyata sudah mulai migrasinya. Indonesia bersiap-siaplah, ... sepertinya sebentar lagi tamu dari utara akan segera sampai di indonesia,.. > > >Salam > ____________ _________ _________ __ Asman A Purwanto >+6281319633321 >Blog: 4raptor >Blog: Nature lovers(isinya sih campuran) >Facebookku > > > > > > >----- Forwarded Message ---- >From: "i...@hawkmountain. org" <i...@hawkmountain. org> >To: l...@hawkmountain. org >Sent: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 6:47:18 AM >Subject: Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31 > > > Welcome > > Hawk Mountain Migration eUpdate for August 31, 2009 ____________ _________ _________ __ >Great weather this week >High pressure is expected to dominate the weather this week, with mostly sunny >skies and temps in the upper 70s. Winds should be out of the north or >northeast for most of the week. >What you can expect to see >Broad-winged, Red-tailed and Sharp-shinned Hawks, Ospreys and American >Kestrels should be seen throughout the week, with Bald Eagles seen on days >with north winds. > >Migration recap >Hawk Mountain's 2009 Autumn Hawk Count started off with a bang! A Mississippi >Kite was seen on August 15, the first day of the count, only the fourth autumn >sighting for this southerly species. On the 19th, a very early adult goshawk >and Red-Shouldered Hawk were spotted migrating south. >The migration last week started off well, fizzling mid-week, but ended on a >positive note on Sunday. Monday had a high count of 24 Broad-winged Hawks and >9 Red-tailed Hawks along with 7 American Kestrels. The flight >continued Tuesday with 20 broadwings, 9 kestrels, 2 Bald Eagles and a >Peregrine Falcon. Sunday was the best day for migrants: 61 birds including 9 >Bald Eagles, 16 Ospreys and 8 kestrels. >Other Migrants: Record Hummingbird Flight! >A big flight of hummingbirds passed the lookout early last week: 41 hummers >were counted Monday and a whopping 71 passed Tuesday, a new single-day record >at Hawk Mountain. Swallows and swifts were the most abundant migrant. Mostly >Barn and Tree Swallows passed, but Cliff and Rough-winged Swallows also were >reported. >Warbler flights seem to be a bit earlier than usual. So far 15 species have >been sighted including Wilson's, Hooded, Yellow-rumped, and a possible >Yellow-throated Warbler. Songbirds are typically seen around the lookout on >calm mornings for the first two hours after sunrise. > >Last Week's Hawk Count (Mon-Sun) > Species Weekly Total Total thru Aug 31 > Black Vulture 0 0 > Turkey Vulture > Northern Goshawk > Sharp-shinned Hawk 18 29 > Cooper's Hawk 5 13 > Unidentified Accipiter 0 0 > Red-tailed Hawk 18 25 > Red-shouldered Hawk 0 1 > Broad-winged Hawk 58 103 > Rough-legged Hawk 0 0 > Unidentified Buteo 0 0 > Golden Eagle 0 0 > Bald Eagle 14 27 > Unidentified Eagle 0 0 > Northern Harrier 7 9 > Osprey 32 46 > Peregrine Falcon 3 6 > Merlin 4 8 > American Kestrel 29 62 > Unidentified Falcon 1 1 > Unidentified Hawk 0 1 > Mississippi Kite 0 1 > TOTAL 189 333 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Other News: >The Hawk Mountain coffeetable book has arrived and looks great! Call the >bookstore at 610-756-6961 to reserve a copy. Author Jim Wright and >photographer Kevin Watson will be at the Mountain to sign books Sept 12, 13 >and October 10. >The Anniversary online auction awaits your bid! We've had lots of talk, tons >of 'lurkers' but someone's going to move soon--let it be you! Win an >experience package with Jim Brett, Scott Weidensaul or Pete Dunne. Go home >with that Mary Taylor Sculpture. Hang the framed artist's proof of our Wetzel >anniversary print, or your impressive Robert Bateman. Click here to get in on >the auction action and get things rolling! >OPTICS FAIR: Saturday, 9 am-4 pm, Hawk Mountain Visitor Center >Great chance to talk with optics reps and test the latest products > ____________ _________ _________ __ >For more information about the Sanctuary, to access daily counts and a 5-year >archive of hawk counts, visit http://www.hawkmoun / tain.org. To unsubscribe, >email linkev...@hawkmount ain.org, subject line "UNSUBSCRIBE. " >The Migration eUpdate is issued by Hawk Mountain Sanctuary every Monday >through Dec. 15. If you're not already a member of Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, >please consider joining and investing in our mission to protect far-ranging >birds of prey throughout their migratory journeys. As a member, you'll receive >free admission to the trail year-round, as well as a 10% discount in our >Bookstore and a subscription to our biannual magazine. >Hawk Mountain Sanctuary is the oldest and largest, member-supported raptor conservation organization in the world, this year celebrating 75 years in raptor conservation. > >Happy Hawkwatching! > >Hawk Mountain Sanctuary >1700 Hawk Mountain Road, Kempton >www.hawkmountain. org > >If you do not wish to receive this email, unsubscribe to this service now. >Click Here > >
