I thank the very many who came to help at the CMRW over 6 hours on Aug.26. 
Among the non-raptors--6 Great Egret, 12+ Green heron, 4 southbound Common 
Loon, Black-bellied plover, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Chimney swift, Red-eyed 
Vireo, Chestnut-sided Warbler, Black-and-white warbler, Spotted sandpiper, 
Solitary sandpiper. 
Numbers of Monarchs per minute--between 0900 and 1000--6+; 1000-1100--12+, and 
between 1200 and 1300--30+   

We were kept alert with migrating raptors coming through rapidly--see table 
below; highlights were 1 juv.Bald Eagle, 16 Ospreys and 22 American Kestrels. 

Among the local raptors were 2 juv. Turkey Vultures, 1 Red-tailed Hawk, 1 
Sharp-shinned Hawk, 3 Osprey.

We noted only 2 migrating raptors-both Ospreys

Sunday, August 26, 2007 at CMRW
--Observation time--8am to 2pm(hawk-time)
Counter--Doug Lockrey
Observers (for over 1 hour each)--Rayfield Pye, Jim McKnight, Jim Skene, Karl 
Jennewein, Dan Kaczynski, Jim Munroe, John Stirrat, Mike Williamson

                                      Day's Count    TOTAL
Turkey Vulture                        0               0             
Osprey                                    16             26
Bald Eagle                             1               2
Northern Harrier                    2                4  
Sharp-shinned                       2                3
Cooper's                                1                1
Northern Goshawk                0                0
Red-shouldered                    0                0
Broad-winged                        4                7
Red-tailed                               4                5 
Rough-legged                        0                0
Golden Eagle                        0                0
American Kestrel                  22              23
Merlin                                      1                1  
Peregrine                                0                0
Unidentified                            3                3

TOTAL                                    56             74

Weather--25C, N wind;rising BP; TUV=0

>From the west--Exit 401 at Salem Rd. in Ajax, south to Bayly, east through 
>Lakeridge Rd., one block to Hall's Rd., south towards the lake, parking at the 
>entrance to the south pathway.
>From the east--Exit 401 at Brock St. in Whitby, south to Victoria, west past 
>the Lynde C.A. parking lot to Hall's Rd.

Doug Lockrey, Whitby, ON
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