The Cranberry Marsh Raptor Watch in southwest Whitby, ON, has been in
operation since 1990. This year we started up on Aug.14; we try to cover the
platform every day through to Nov.30, particularly in the AM hours.
 The table below indicates the number of migrating raptors recorded for the
 period of SEP.6 to SEP.12, and in BRACKETS is the TOTAL SINCE AUG.14.
TO DATE WE HAVE HAD ONLY 3 OR 4 DAYS WITH STRONG NW WINDS,
CONDUCIVE TO A SIGNIFICANT HAWK FLIGHT.

TURKEY VULTURE            9 (15)
OSPREY                                15(76)
BALD EAGLE                        3(13)
NORTHERN HARRIER        10(22)
SHARP-SHINNED HAWK    72(119)
COOPER'S HAWK                15(20)
NORTHERN GOSHAWK       - (-)
BROAD-WINGED HAWK    4(115)
RED-SHOULDERED HAWK   -(-)
RED-TAILED HAWK              9(41)
ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK       - (-)
GOLDEN EAGLE                       - (-)
AMERICAN KESTREL             39(79)
MERLIN                                    1(15)
PEREGRINE FALCON              2(3)
UNIDENTIFIED RAPTORS    7(23)
 TOTAL                                    186(531)
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 Directions: From Toronto--east on the 401 into Ajax, exiting south on
Salem, down to Bayly, left (east) along Bayly a few km., through
Lakeridge Rd., whereupon Bayly becomes Victoria St. in Whitby--- 1 block
 east of Lakeridge turn south down Hall's Rd.; park in the second roadside
parking
area, just north of the lakefront; walk east down the path to the platform.
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Doug Lockrey, coordinator CMRW

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