Date: 11/14/25 2:23 pm From: Gyekis, Joseph Peter <jpg186...> Subject: Re: Stone Mt. (14 Nov 2025) 32 Raptors
Totally normal. Broad wings are highly migratory and pretty common in forest habitat in the summer. They all winter south of us, so there are many passing through.
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From: State College (PA) Bird Club <SCBIRDCL...> on behalf of Blizard, David A <dab22...>
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2025 5:14:16 PM
To: <SCBIRDCL...> <SCBIRDCL...>
Subject: Re: Stone Mt. (14 Nov 2025) 32 Raptors
BW’s represent approx 2/3rds of those recorded…any comments? Are BW’s twice as numerous as all other raptors/hawks/whatever combined in our flyway?
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On Nov 14, 2025, at 4:48 PM, Hawkcount.org reports <reports...> wrote:
Stone Mt.
Allensville, Pennsylvania, USA
Daily Raptor Counts: Nov 14, 2025
Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total
BV 5 10 11
TV 8 35 294
OS 0 0 30
BE 4 75 252
NH 2 10 34
SS 1 20 389
CH 0 4 42
AG 0 0 0
RS 0 3 13
BW 0 0 2410
RT 11 113 317
RL 0 0 0
GE 1 41 64
AK 0 0 28
ML 0 0 19
PG 0 1 12
UA 0 0 3
UB 0 0 3
UF 0 1 1
UE 0 1 3
UR 0 1 12
SW 0 0 2
Total: 32 315 3939
Observation start time: 09:30:00
Observation end time: 15:45:00
Total observation time: 6.25 hours
Official Counter Jen Anderson, Mark McLaughlin
Observers: Connor Schmitt, Julian Avery, Mark McLaughlin
Visitors:
Connor, Mark McLaughlin, Julian Avery and 15 PSU students
Weather:
Started with 25% cloud cover and increased to 100% by noon. Not much wind all day.
Raptor Observations:
BAEA: AD 11:17, AD 12:07, IMM 12:28, AD 12:34 GOEA: AD 1:04 1st NOHA: male 2nd NOHA: female A Barred Owl called around 2:30.
Non-raptor Observations:
Groups of robins flying over early. 5 Rusty Blackbirds Snow Bunting (male in winter plumage) by the parking area
