This is Harry, the broad wing hawk from 2016. A fledgling, he had fallen out of the nest and couldn’t fly and had a bum wing. He made it to the new field and we, (Chuck) fed him mice trapped around the property. By the end of the summer he had healed and flew south. See more below.

• June 15th, Friday, 7:30-8:30am, sore and stiff
• June 15th, Friday 9-10:30am, slow flow BOBBY is here for his annual father’s day drop in!!! And teaching.
• June 16th, Saturday, 8:30-9:30am slow flow
• June 18th, Monday,  NO CLASS
• June 18th, Monday,  NO CLASS
• June 19th, Tuesday, 7:30-8:30am, sore and stiff
• June 20th, Wednesday, 7:30-8:30am, sore and stiff, Gretchen 
• June 20th, Wednesday, 9-10:30am, core power and stretching with Gretchen
• June 22nd, Friday, 7:30-8:30am, sore and stiff
• June 22th, Friday, 9-10:30am, core power and stretching with Gretchen
• June 23rd. Saturday, 8:30-9:30, slow flow
• And remember Saturday, the 30th, the RAS ride. See info here.

So, there are a couple broad wing hawks around this summer. But the hawk population seems low. Look around your place, we have way more red squirrels and chipmunks. Do you? This is part of a natural cycle. When hawk and owl population are high they lower the squirrel, chipmunk, etc. populations. Hawk and owl population then drop and the squirrel, chipmunk populations go back up.