Total of 44 Baltimore orioles reported seen Oct 3, 2008
9/17 Saw at least four broad-winged hawks very high, headed south ... Two broad-winged hawks and 7 crows. (Westford Eagle, MA)
Falling for the mountains of Asheville Sep 17, 2008
Or head to the southeast of Asheville to climb the 315-foot tall Chimney and watch hundreds of broad-winged hawks fly over as they migrate south for the winter. A fan of colorful autumn leaves. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Travel)
Wildlife Watch: Birds beginning southerly migration Sep 5, 2008
7/30- Two broad winged hawks in front woods all afternoon frequently calling and flying back and forth between trees ... Young broad winged hawks in trees in Hildreth Hills now. (Westford Eagle, MA)
Migrating flocks are on their way Aug 17, 2008
By mid-September the broad-winged hawks ride the rising columns of air. On one day, Sept. 12, 2007, bird watchers sitting in the boulders of the outcropping counted 7,800 broad-wings. (Carlisle Sentinel, PA)
Loud: Summer sounds, some are creatures Jun 12, 2008
Additional bird sightings reported include great-crested flycatchers and Eastern wood peewees everywhere in the woods, a winter wren, indigo buntings, kingfishers, great blue herons at Valley and Beaver Ponds, and red-tailed and broad-winged hawks. Pileated woodpeckers, our largest woodpecker (the size of a crow), must be nesting somewhere in Lincoln as they have been seen and heard frequently. (Lincoln Journal, MA)
Get out and experience spring in Southeast Texas Apr 16, 2008
A friend reported observing a kettle of several hundred migrating broad-winged hawks. This can be a spectacle that some of us remember for years. (Conroe Courier, TX)
Bird Watching Acadia National Park Oct 2, 2007
Sharp-shinned hawks, broad-winged hawks and American kestrels are some of the commonly sighted birds. But , merlins and red-tailed hawks are regularly seen as well. (Suite101.com)
Annual four-month survey of raptors on Hawk Mountain under way Aug 21, 2007
"Some people will take the third week off in September just to see broad-winged hawks migrate because they are very time-sensitive.". Hughes counts birds from sunrise to sunset at North Lookout about 15 times during the migration season. (NEPA News, PA)
