Saturday, Nov.1 was a very busy day at the CMRW platform. At least 50 people
came down, many having great looks at a COMMON RAVEN fly by us at 11:55.
Among the non-raptors were 3 Fox Sparrows, N.Shrike (north end of Hall's
Rd.), both Yellowlegs, Pectoral Sandpipers, Dunlins, Wilson's Snipe, Horned
Lark, many R-w Blackbirds and Ladybird Beetles, white Snow Geese, 1 Blue
Goose, Y-r Warbler, -----

We enjoyed the manoeverings of a "resident" Peregrine in its attempts to
corral everything from Ducks to Geese to the Snipe.

The 8-day "resident" juvenile Bald Eagle was "picked up" by an incoming
partner, and the 2 finally elected to fly off westward; we shall see if
he/she returns.

 I THANK EVERYONE WHO HAS BEEN HELPING WITH THE COUNT AND IN THE EDUCATING
OF VISITORS.

Below is a raptor count for Saturday Nov.1 and, in brackets the total up to
& incl. Sunday, Nov.2(a rained-out day):

Turkey Vulture    2    (2316)
Osprey                1   (123)
Bald Eagle            3    (44)
N.Harrier            4    (247)
Sharp-shinned    16    (1906)
Cooper's            2      (77)
N.Goshawk        -      (18)
Red-shouldered    1    (170)
Broad-winged    -        (276)
Red-tailed            178    (1209)
Rough-legged        12    (38)
Golden Eagle        3    (6)
Am.Kestrel            1    (587)
Merlin                    -    (48)
Peregrine Falcon    -    (31)
Unidentified            6    (264)
TOTAL                229    (7462)

CMRW is at the base of Hall's Rd., accessed from Victoria St., in southwest
Whitby, ON

Doug Lockrey, coordinator CMRW

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