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2002 Images

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Images form Hawk Hill

Fogust?

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

Photo taken from Hawk Hill on August 23, 2003.

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The Fog is Clearing! ©Greg Gothard 2003

Well, the fog comes and then it goes. Here is the clearing just after noon on September 29, 2003. Even if there aren't any Hawks ( there were many this day) it is a spectacular San Francisco Bay Area scene.

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HawkWatch

Fogust West

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

Photo taken from Hawk Hill on August 23, 2003 looking west over Rodeo Lagoon.

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The fog of October

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

The fog is here in October too...but some days it comes and goes and comes back and goes...

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Golden Gate Fog Watch?

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

 

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Spotted Owl
(Strix occidentalis)

©Alexandra Forman 2003

©Alexandra Forman 2003

This Spotted Owl showed up below Hawk Hill on a railing in what was once to be a gun emplacement. It stayed for most of the day October 5, 2003 and a polite crowd enjoyed its presence.

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Banding

Hill 88

©Greg Gothard 2003

In November of 2002, Hill 88 blind blew down in a storm. This is April when we reinforced the foundation.

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Kim Building Hill 88 Blind

©Greg Gothard 2003

In November of 2002, Hill 88 blind blew down in a storm. Here is Kim Meyer building a new blind at Building 1064 at Fort Cronkhite.

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Brian Building Hill 88 Blind

©Greg Gothard 2003

In November of 2002, Hill 88 blind blew down in a storm. Here is Brian Smucker building a new blind at Building 1064 at Fort Cronkhite.

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Allen

©Greg Gothard 2003

We got the GGRO director involved in some of the heavy lifting too.

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Red-tailed Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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Prairie Falcon

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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Merlin

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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American Kestrel

©Greg Gothard 2003

Ah, they have such lovely eyes ... and tails, and wings and ...

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Adult Female Cooper's Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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Adult sharp-shinned Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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Adult Sharp-shinned Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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Red-Shouldered Hawk

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

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Juvenile Red-Shouldered Hawk

©Barbara Samuelson 2003

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Very Light Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk

©Greg Gothard 2003

Don't take this lightly..really!

 

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Merlin

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

 

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Red-shouldered Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

Nancy said that I was enjoying the process too much, and that next I'll be wanting to get photos of them, naked, draped over sports cars. But that's not true; this photo shows they're much more attractive fully clothed.

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Banders never get in a rut???

©Buzz Hull 2004

The blind take down didn't go quite as planned.


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Raptors in the Field

Dark Morph Ferruginous Hawk

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

 

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Prairie Falcon

©Siobhan Ruck 2003

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