>From a vista on the south side of Conn Hill today (10:30-12:30 & 2:00-4:00).
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Geese (Snows, Canadas): passage of 1000+ per 15 minutes from 10:30-noon; then a 
notably denser pulse between noon and 12:30PM.  From 2PM-4PM rate was <1000 per 
hour. Mean flight direction ~NNW. ~Mean altitude est. between 2000-4000 ft agl.

Turkey Vulture: 4 apparent migrants S to N (also 4+ locals)
Red-tailed Hawk: 4 apparent migrants SW to NE (also 6+ locals)
Red-shouldered Hawk: 1 not migrating
Unid. buteo: 3 apparent migrants (one possibly a dark Rough-legged)
Cooper's Hawk: 1 (exhibiting display flight)
Merlin: 1 migrant S to N
Am. Kestrel: 1 migrant S to N
Unid. small falcon: 1 migrant S to N

note: this site is in the field at the north end of Black Oak Rd. (near met 
tower). It has excellent visibility to the west but the east vector is limited 
-- overall perhaps 60% the circumvisibility of the Mt. Pleasant watch site.

--Bill E
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