And on the subject of dead hawks, here's an interesting discussion going on in the rec.birds group. Since the web site is a little slow to update the most recent newsgroup discussions, you may have to wait a bit to view the correct response to the question of what to do with a dead hawk you've discovered. That response, in light of the recent outbreaks of West Nile virus, is call a wildlife officer to collect the creature. Ideally no virus is present, and the bird can be turned over for collection to a natural history museum. Build Better Business is for you.
Lunch is complimentary.
Relatively little walking is involved. Bill Hunley will meet us at the Peaks of Otter Visitor Center for a stroll around Abbot Lake. Expect high elevation woodland birds. Some light walking is involved. Expect a long, fun day.