Hawk Watch with Pete Dunne at New Jersey Audubon’s Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary. September 16, 2017.
I stopped over in Bernardsville on Saturday morning for a couple of hours to join in on the festivities. Hawkwatching is always a great reason to get outside, but having New Jersey’s most accomplished birding author Pete Dunne around is also a recipe for a good time.
Thanks also to Eric Stiles, Mike Anderson, Susan Garretson Friedman, and the other New Jersey Audubon staff behind the scenes who made all visitors feel welcome to this great free event. Click on the thumbnails below to view larger photographs.
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- Pete Dunne instructs on the finer points of binocular usage
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- Red-tailed Hawk flyover at the Scherman Hoffman Hawk Watch
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- View of the Crowd at Scherman Hoffman Hawk Watch 09/16/2017
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- Mike Anderson sets up the spotting scope for hawk observation
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- Scanning the clouds for hawks
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- View of the crowd at Scherman Hoffman Hawk Watch
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- Pete Dunne signs a copy of his most recent book, Birds of Prey
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- View of the crowd at Scherman Hoffman Hawk Watch
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- New Jersey Audubon President Eric Stiles greets visitors to the Scherman Hoffman Hawk Watch
More details on the event in the Daily Record, write-up by Peggy Wright – http://www.dailyrecord.com/story/news/2017/09/16/eagle-eyed-watch-skies-hawk-migration/657970001/
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