One time many years ago (25?) I was up in the San Gabriels with Ron Cyger and Ed Stonick and a bunch of other people from Pasadena and we had a flock of I think 53 Swainson's Hawks flying over the San Gabriels and headng north. In other words, instead of going around the mountains they were going straight up over them. I remember that it was March, and there was a lot of snow on the ground and I was marveling at all of the Violet green Swallows up there in the pines with snow and wondering what they were going to eat.
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On Fri, Mar 17, 2023, 1:56 PM msperalez <msperalez...> wrote:
> Y. Lee saw hawks moving heading north from Easton canyon area....?? > > This morning's Glendora hawks all moved W or WNW. None appeared to go > north up the San Gabriel Canyon. > > Perhaps Bear Divide might prove interesting. > > Mike Peralez > Glendora, CA > > On Fri, Mar 17, 2023, 11:42 AM Lance Benner <lbenner...> wrote: > >> All, >> >> I've been watching quite a bit from northern Altadena in the hope of >> seeing some of the hundreds of Swainson's hawks that Mike Peralez reported >> earlier this morning over Glendora. I've seen only three! >> >> Where did they go? >> >> Perhaps they went over the mountains? Or farther south along 210 in >> Pasadena, and beyond where I could see them? >> >> Regards, >> >> Lance >> >> Lance Benner >> Altadena >> >> ----------------------------------------- >> From: <fantic5978...> >> To: <LACoBirds...> >> Cc: >> Sent: Friday March 17 2023 11:04:22AM >> Subject: Re: [LACoBirds] Swainson's Group 6 >> >> Again just now repeat. Riding over the ridge. Maybe Midwick etc. will >> provide better view >> >> Yonghee Lee >> Pasadena >> > >
