Pack Monadnock Raptor Migration Observatory (10 Nov 2025) Raptors

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Nov 10, 2025, 12:09:15 PM (8 days ago) Nov 10
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Pack Monadnock Raptor Migration Observatory
Peterborough, New Hampshire, USA

Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 10, 2025
SpeciesDay's CountMonth TotalSeason Total
Black Vulture006
Turkey Vulture04222
Osprey00167
Bald Eagle09158
Northern Harrier01121
Sharp-shinned Hawk0111133
Cooper's Hawk02190
American Goshawk0311
Red-shouldered Hawk01486
Broad-winged Hawk005821
Red-tailed Hawk057137
Rough-legged Hawk000
Golden Eagle035
American Kestrel00196
Merlin0280
Peregrine Falcon0029
Unknown Accipitrine005
Unknown Buteo024
Unknown Falcon014
Unknown Eagle012
Unknown Raptor0032
Total:01108409


Observation start time: 09:30:00
Observation end time: 12:00:00
Total observation time: 2.5 hours
Official CounterNate Marchessault
Observers:



Visitors:
Two hikers and their dog visited while passing through on their hike to North Pack.

Weather:
Rain first thing in the morning with low clouds throughout the count period. A few openings between the clouds around 10, then socked in for the rest of the count period. Other than the visibility, it was pretty nice up there, with with little wind and temps around 5 C. Count ended early due to deteriorating conditions.

Raptor Observations:
With the conditions, no raptors were detected. A Blue Jay, did a pretty convincing broad-wing call at one point though...

Non-raptor Observations:
The observatory was teeming with songbird life all morning with at least 60 juncos milling about with a few White-throated Sparrows, chickadees, kinglets, and nuthatches. Robins and a Pileated Woodpecker were enjoying the Mountain Ash, and a flock of crows and two flocks of geese were heard flying by through the clouds.

Predictions:
Tomorrow will be brisk, with a high of 25 F at the summit and stiff winds from the west/northwest. Visibility should be better, and some birds may be on the move! Tomorrow is also the last day the auto road is open, provided the road isn't icy from overnight precipitation.


Report submitted by Nate Marchessault (na...@harriscenter.org)
Pack Monadnock Raptor Migration Observatory information may be found at: www.harriscenter.org
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