You can find them in many different areas, from overgrown park lawns to community gardens or even shrubby pockets directly along the coastline after some good migration movements. They are also a hawk watch specialty, and if you are at a productive site you may see groups flying by. You could even be spending a late summer day at the beach and hear their distinctive flight call, ticking off the species for your daily list without ever seeing them in the September sky. Get your looks while you can because the clock is ticking...
Scott Kruitbosch
Conservation Technician
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