[Tweeters] Seattle’s Adaptable Urban Cooper’s Hawks – Thursday Nov 9 7 pm via Zoom or in-person

[Kathleen Snyder]

Thirty years ago, Cooper’s Hawks began colonizing urban and suburban
landscapes throughout the US, developing a tolerance for living near
humans. Ed Deal, from Seattle’s Urban Raptor Conservancy, will provide
insights into these birds. Since 2012 the group has monitored the hawk’s
nesting density and productivity; the population has nearly tripled in just
12 years.  Please join us to learn about the hawk, their nest site
fidelity, migration and dispersal patterns as well as the protocols used
for the study.  This free program from Black Hills Audubon Society requires
registration at:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvduGuqj8vGNRfpHBaRZrV4p9ppNteoSVU

You can also join us in person at Temple Beth Hatfiloh at 201 8th Ave SE,
Olympia where there will be refreshments and social time at 6:30.  Ed will
be speaking live from the Temple.
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