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

[Molly Cvetovac]

I saw an instagram reel where a person was suggesting "Flicker's bain",
which I thought was pretty great.

On Mon, Nov 6, 2023 at 8:24 AM Doug Santoni <dougsantoni at gmail.com> wrote:


> Based on the trends highlighted below, maybe its new (non-eponym) name

> will be “Adaptable Hawk” or “Suburban Hawk.”  I also like “Birdfeeder Hawk.”

>

> Doug Santoni

> Seattle, WA

> Dougsantoni at gmail dot com

>

> On Nov 6, 2023, at 10:14 AM, Kathleen Snyder <ksnyder75 at gmail.com> wrote:

>

> 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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