Acadia Hawkwatch Season Report 2008

Haller L. 2008. Acadia Hawkwatch Season Report 2008. National Park Service

Hawkwatch is a study done yearly during migration season to look at the number of raptors seen migrating at a specific location. This is a two page report with numerous tables of various statistics summarizing data. Hawkwatch was conducted daily form August-October from 9 am to 2 pm, with some reports into November. A toal of 2,637 migrating raptors flew past the site. Summary results of the 2008 hawkwatch in Acadia National Park are included, tables of data that give the number of each species observed on each day in August , September, October, and November. /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Cadillac Mountain/

Type
Published Report
Authors
Haller, Lora
Date of Issue
2008-10-18
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
ACAD
Keywords
Cadillac Mountain, Checklist, Eagles, Hawks, Inventory, Inventory (Baseline), Kites, Migration, Monitoring, Mount Desert Island, Population Density, Raptors, Rare Species, Terrestrial, Threatened & Endangered Species

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