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The Pacific Raptor Report (PRR) is the annual newsletter of the Golden Gate Raptor Observatory, but we also welcome any raptorial articles based in the Pacific States and Provinces. The Pacific Raptor Report is published once each summer by the GGRO. Subscriptions to both the PRR and the Season Summary (published in winter with migration season results) are $30 per year with checks made out to "GGRO."
Issues: #29: Summer 2008 | #28: Summer 2007 | #27: Summer 2006 | #26: Winter 2004–05 | #25: Winter 2004–05 | #24: Summer 2003 | #23: Summer 2002 | #22: Winter 2001 | |
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In This Issue:
DIRECTOR’S NOTE: NO ACCOUNTING FOR KESTRELS
RESEARCH NOTE: GGRO’S CASE F0R CITIZEN SCIENCE
CATCHING A EURASIAN KESTREL
TELEMETRY 2007: ROOKIES CAN TRACK!
BANDING 2007: A FIRST-HAND PERSPECTIVE OF THE FIRST 25 YEARS
BAND RECOVERIES 2007
HAWKWATCH 2007: COOPERS UP, KESTRELS DOWN
RAPTOR RARITY: A RED-SHOULDERED HAWK FISHES
PEREGRINATONS: THE RAPTOR GIRLS GO TO KLAMATH
DONORS 2007
VOLUNTEERS 2007
GGRO STAFFBOX
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In This Issue:
DIRECTOR’S NOTE: TWO RAPTOR BOOKS YOU NEED NOW
DIRECTOR’S NOTE: WHY DO WE CARE WHAT AGE THAT REDTAIL IS?
BANDING 2006: WHY EDDIE LIKES HARRIERS AND OTHER STORIES
BAND RECOVERY 2006: NUMBERS TELL STORIES
RADIOTELEMETRY 2006: TULE’S TALE—TRACKING A REDTAIL
HAWKWATCH 2006: A HAWKWATCHER’S DAY, FROM MICRO TO MACRO
IN MEMORY OF GREG GOTHARD
PEACE AND QUESADILLAS: LETTERS FROM THE VERACRUZ HAWKWATCH
PEREGRINATIONS: SKAGGS ISLAND AND SURROUNDINGS
DONORS 2006
VOLUNTEERS 2006
GGRO STAFFBOX
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In This Issue:
REMEMBERING JIM MILLS
RESEARCH NOTES: GGRO COLLABORATIONS WITH UNIVERSITIES
MALARIA IN CALIFORNIA RAPTORS
WHERE DO THESE RED-TAILED HAWKS COME FROM?
WEST NILE VIRUS DILEMMA
TELLING HAWKS TO GENDER
AUTUMN 2005 REPORTS
HAWKWATCH 2005: EYE-MELTING PEAK DAYS AND GLORIOUS GLORY BIRDS
TELEMETRY 2005: A HUMAN’S-EYE VIEW
BANDING 2005: DUDE,WHERE’S MY REDTAIL?
BAND RECOVERY 2005:WHAT’S MISSING?
PEREGRINATIONS: THE HEART (AND FOOT) OF YOSEMITE
DONORS 2005
VOLUNTEERS 2005
GGRO STAFFBOX
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In This Issue:
TURNING THE GRAND CORNER
THE AGE STRUCTURE OF AUTUMN RAPTORS IN THE MARIN HEADLANDS
REMEMBERING WILL SHOR 1920 – 2005
HAWKWATCH 2004
WHO KNEW?–THE MARIN HEADLANDS HAS A SPRING HAWK FLIGHT
TELEMETRY 2004
BANDING 2004
BAND RECOVERIES 2004
TWENTY YEARS OF GGRO INTERNS
RAPTOR NOTEBOOK–REDTAILS BUILD ON BASKETS
PEREGRINATIONS–SOUTHERN SOLANO COUNTY
DONORS 2004
VOLUNTEERS 2004
GGRO STAFFBOX
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In This Issue:
DIRECTOR’S NOTE – COOPER’S HAWKS
RESEARCH NOTE – ROBOLURE REVIEW
HAWKWATCH 2003
BANDING 2003
TELEMETRY 2003
BAND RECOVERIES 2000-2003
LONG-BILLED SYNDROME: A CALL FOR INFORMATION
RAPTOR NOTEBOOK: HAWK STRIKES OWL
PEREGRINATIONS: POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE
DONORS 2003
VOLUNTEERS 2003
GGRO STAFFBOX
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In This Issue:
HAWKWATCHING 1A: SOFT EYES AND HARD CASH
ROBOLURE: HOW WILL IT HAPPEN?
UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE
ARE REDSHOULDERS HABITAT-SPECIALISTS?
THE BANDING GROOVE
STRETCHING THE SOUTHERN LIMITS
THE COOLNESS OF KESTRELS TRANSCENDS LANGUAGE BARRIERS
SWAINIES OF THE BUTTE VALLEY
PEREGRINATIONS: DIURNAL RAPTORS OF SAN FRANCISCO
DONORS
VOLUNTEERS
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In This Issue:
Director’s Notes
Research Notes
2001 Hawkwatch Report
2001 Banding Report
Band Recoveries 1998 to 2001
2001 RadiotelemetryReport
A Gyrfalcon in California
A Gyrfalcon in Oregon
Premiering STOMP 2001—The Sierra-Tahoe Owl Migration Project
The Last Word on the Best Spotting Scope
An Editorial
Peregrinations!
2001 Volunteer Staff
GGRO’s 2001 Donors
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In This Issue:
Director’s Notes – Stats & Faith & Rachel Carson
Research Notes – The Next RoboLeap
RoboLure on the Road
2000 Telemetry Report – Northbound Redshoulders
2000 Banding Report – Banding Counts
GGRO Band Recoveries – 1998 to 2001
2000 Hawkwatch Report – Overcoming Addictions
Tips On Becoming a Better Hawkwatcher
In Memoriam – A Hawkwatcher’s Account
Peregrinations – Altamont Pass in Winter
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