May 4 [Day 69] (Bill) Winds were westerly all day gusting to 30 km/h by mid-afternoon, and cloud cover ranged from 2%-100% altostratus and altocumulus cloud cover giving sunny skies, or hazy sunshine after 1300. The temperature rose to a very pleasant 14C from a low of 4C. Raptor migration was slow but steady for much of the day with 9 of the day’s 28 birds occurring between 1600 and1700. The highlight of the day was the 11^th Ferruginous Hawk of the season, a light morph adult. Only 3 Golden Eagles were recorded: 2 subadults and 1 juvenile. The other highlights were both species not expected to be seen on a mountain ridge at 1900 m and both were new species for the site. At 1115 2 American White Pelicans glided high from the south, soared high in front of Turtle Mountain and drifted high over to the site, and at 1632 a male Yellow-headed Blackbird flew high from the ridge towards the SW. Other passerine migrants included 9 Townsend’s Solitaires, 5 American Robins, 2 American Pipits and 21 Bohemian Waxwings. 13.67 hours (794.9) OSPR 1 (17), BAEA 4 (439), SSHA 2 (140), COHA 1 (25), NOGO 2 (120), UA 2 (7), RTHA 8 (211), FEHA 1 (11), GOEA 3 (2915), MERL 1 (18), PRFA 1 (14), UU 2 (5) TOTAL 28 (3994)