Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor Quest, Chasing America’s Raptors
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor Quest, Chasing America’s Raptors Wednesday, May 24 at 12:00 pm EST Scott Harris joined HMANA for our May 2023 Lunch & Learn. He spent […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Targeting the Threats to Non-Target Raptors
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Targeting the Threats to Non-Target Raptors Wednesday, April 12 at 12:00 pm EST For HMANA’s April 2023 Lunch & Learn, the American Bird Conservancy’s (ABA’s) […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Movement of Gray Hawks
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Movement of Gray Hawks Wednesday, March 15 at 12:00 pm EST Mike Stewart joined HMANA for our March 2023 Lunch & Learn where he discussed […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor Migration Worldwide
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor Migration Worldwide Wednesday, February 15 at 12:00 pm EST HMANA’s February 2023 Lunch & Learn featured Bill Clark who shared about raptor migration around […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Snowy Owls, Nomads of the Arctic
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Snowy Owls, Nomads of the Arctic Wednesday, January 25 at 12:00 pm EST HMANA kicked off the New year with a presentation on Snowy Owls. […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor ID Facebook Group Roundtable
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Raptor ID Facebook Group Roundtable Wednesday, November 16 at 12:00 pm EST November’s Lunch & Learn featured the admins from the Facebook Raptor ID Group […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Identifying Raptors
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Identifying Raptors Wednesday, October 19 at 12:00 pm EST HMANA continued its monthly virtual “Lunch & Learn” series with an opportunity to brush up on […]
Lunch & Learn Series: Unusual Raptor Plumages
HMANA Lunch & Learn Series: Unusual Raptor Plumages Wednesday, September 14 at 12:00 pm EST Our September lunch & learn featured Bill Clark as he shared a vast array of […]
Remembering Hawk Counter Tom Dick:
In the mid-eighties, Tom Dick and other hawkwatchers were counting hawks at Tussey Mountain in Bedford County, Pennsylvania about 50 miles south of what is currently called Tussey Mountain Hawk […]
