Many of you know that I work as a biologist and count migrating

raptors. Today is the last day of the fall hawk watching season so it is the final day I will be on the hill collecting data. It is always bittersweet when the season ends but I’m sure many friends will visit me today. I will stay in Delaware a few more weeks to write the season report then I will return home to Pennsylvania. In the spring I will be in New York State to count the raptors as they migrate back north.

Comments

Kuang

@David B. That’s really cool! I have a binoculars like yours 😁

2019.12.01 14:26
Lia Лиа

Beautiful view

2019.12.01 10:59
Michelle

Cool

2019.11.30 21:47
Lien

What a great job you do! Btw I like your posts which are informative and I can learn how to say English natively.

2019.11.30 18:22
emma

Good job

2019.11.30 17:27
Marielena

@David B. Hi, I hope you are having a great day.☀ Will your friends come from other states?

2019.11.30 15:51
24th June 2017

This is soooo cool

2019.11.30 14:43
耿耿Logan

It's really an interesting and meaningful job and I don't think that in China there is any agency or association that is responsible for such a task.

2019.11.30 14:36
Emily

your work is really amazing!!!!!!

2019.11.30 14:24
Emily

I would love doing what you do for free😊

2019.11.30 14:24
Julien

it's so cool,u made me admire ur pursuit 😂

2019.11.30 14:20
Alba

Que interesante, aquí dónde vivo también hay alcones, pero no hay en parvadas, en parvadas hay muchos pericos,

2019.11.30 13:37
灵魂细沙

It’s a really amazing job for everyone who loves nature.

2019.11.30 13:13
y.

好像回到了大学时候的英语听力！原音重现😊

2019.11.30 13:00
David B.

@Soaring bird I use binoculars and a spotting scope to spot and identify the birds and a camera to photograph them. I use the clickers (photo 5) to keep track of how many of each species I see every hour then I enter that data into a smartphone app.

2019.11.30 12:56
Feb1991

Great shots

2019.11.30 12:56
Bree

Nice view 😊

2019.11.30 12:52
yosmiles

It's really an interesting job.

2019.11.30 12:50
Soaring bird

Do you use any tools to count?Or just with your fingers.

2019.11.30 12:50