Links >> Migration Page
FWS
Office of Migratory Bird Management
Government monitoring and species management.
Hawk
Watch International
This is a cool site with lots of information, including site-specific information,
satellite data, and more.
Hawk
Migration Association of North America
Check out publications and projects for some interesting material. To find
regional information, try watches. This site has lots of information, but it
takes some looking.
BirdSource
This site has lots of stuff! Check out BirdCast or Autumn HawkWatch (under
BirdSource Projects) for migration information.
Hawk
Ridge
In Minnesota. Information, directions, events, and more. Hawk Ridge has events
coming up in September.
Hawk
Mountain
emigration, raptor watch, events, publications.
Hawk
Mountain, Pennsylvania
Another great place to witness the migration. Between August 15 and December
15, an average 20,000 hawks, eagles and falcons pass the Sanctuary's North Lookout
and are identified and counted. The site contains news, migration counts, a list
of events (Hawk Mountain has a lot of events!), quizzes and information, and
shopping.
Chimney
Rock Hawkwatch, Martinsville, New Jersey
Count data, pictures, articles, and directions on how to get to the 'Little-Known
Hawkwatch'.
Fire
Island Raptor Enumerators, Fire Island, New York
Counts, yearly summaries, trends, multimedia, and directions to the Fire Island
watch.
Texas
Hawk Watches
A site that links a number of hawk watch sites in Texas. If you want to watch
hawks in Texas, start here.
Hanging
Rock Raptor Observatory - Monroe County, WV
Information, photographs, maps, links to lodging and restaurants in Monroe
County, West Virginia, and count data.
Hawk
Count
A data-only site for the dedicated hawk watcher, this site compiles hawk watch
information from banding and tracking stations across the United States.
Hawks
Migration in Shinshu
This is neat. Includes (in English) migration information for Shinshu, Japan,
and lots of links to other Asian migration page (some English, some not). It
is very interesting to see birders in other countries at work! Although it is
not really a migration page, check out the Asian
Raptor Gallery for some neat pics!
Center
for Conservation Research and Technology
Migration data is in the migration research and technology section. They have
satellite telemetry information about broad-winged hawks, ibis, and Snowy Owls,
as well as on some new telemetry technology that will enable tracking of very
small birds. An interesting and unusual site...aviation people might also want
to check out BirdStrike!