Join Hawk Mountain Educators and learn about its history and the longest running raptor point count survey that has been going for 90 years. A live raptor will be part of the presentation. We will explore the intricate landscape of the Kittatinny Ridge and how the unique landscape funnels thousands of raptors through during their fall migration each year. Additionally, learn about the 17 different diurnal raptor species that utilize this incredibly important landscape as some travel to South America for the winter. Lastly, discuss adaptations of raptors and why they make such important apex predators in several forest biomes. 

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This program is thanks to our Flight Path grant.