November 2 [Day 66] The temperature briefly reached a high of -0.5C at 1600 from a low of -6C and with W to NW winds gusting to 80 km/h in the afternoon it again made for chilly viewing against a background of altocumulus, lenticular and cirrus Chinook clouds. Raptor migration was remarkably similar to yesterday with the main movement again late in the day: 16 birds moved between 1658 and the last Golden Eagle of the day at 1748. Another adult dark morph calurus Red-tailed Hawk at 1156 becomes the latest ever at the site. A male Mountain Bluebird just after noon is the first November record, as is a pair of Cassin’s Finches at 1105. As has been the norm in the last couple of weeks most of the passerine movement occurred before 1000, although a flock of 10 Bohemian Waxwings flew south past the site at 1818. Other migrants were 170 Bohemian Waxwings, 1 Purple Finch, 99 Grey-crowned Rosy Finches, 18 Red Crossbills, 20 White-winged Crossbills and 983 Common Redpolls. 11 hours (743.67) BAEA 11 (368), NOGO 3 (136), RTHA 1 (185), RLHA 2 (55), GOEA 28 (5155) TOTAL 45