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- Raptor_watchpoint abstract "A raptor watchpoint or bird of prey viewpoint is a location at which birds of prey can be viewed in the wild.Some watchpoints are primarily of interest for wintering birds of prey — these are usually at sites where birds arrive to roost in the evening. Other watchpoints are at raptor breeding sites. These are usually set up some distance from the nesting site, in order to control observers and provide safe nesting conditions for the birds in question. A final category of watchpoint is the migration watchpoint; popular in North America, these are also known as a "Hawkwatch".Raptor watchpoints have often originated informally, as birdwatchers have discovered good locations and passed on their knowledge. In other cases, watchpoints have been set up by conservation organisations, in order to concentrate viewing at a particular site, thereby taking pressure away from others.".
- Raptor_watchpoint wikiPageID "3971600".
- Raptor_watchpoint wikiPageRevisionID "601702198".
- Raptor_watchpoint hasPhotoCollection Raptor_watchpoint.
- Raptor_watchpoint subject Category:Birds_of_prey.
- Raptor_watchpoint subject Category:Birdwatching.
- Raptor_watchpoint subject Category:Ornithological_equipment_and_methods.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Animal100015388.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Bird101503061.
- Raptor_watchpoint type BirdOfPrey101604330.
- Raptor_watchpoint type BirdsOfPrey.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Chordate101466257.
- Raptor_watchpoint type LivingThing100004258.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Object100002684.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Organism100004475.
- Raptor_watchpoint type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Vertebrate101471682.
- Raptor_watchpoint type Whole100003553.
- Raptor_watchpoint comment "A raptor watchpoint or bird of prey viewpoint is a location at which birds of prey can be viewed in the wild.Some watchpoints are primarily of interest for wintering birds of prey — these are usually at sites where birds arrive to roost in the evening. Other watchpoints are at raptor breeding sites. These are usually set up some distance from the nesting site, in order to control observers and provide safe nesting conditions for the birds in question.".
- Raptor_watchpoint label "Raptor watchpoint".
- Raptor_watchpoint sameAs m.0b9cl7.
- Raptor_watchpoint sameAs Q7294376.
- Raptor_watchpoint sameAs Q7294376.
- Raptor_watchpoint sameAs Raptor_watchpoint.
- Raptor_watchpoint wasDerivedFrom Raptor_watchpoint?oldid=601702198.
- Raptor_watchpoint isPrimaryTopicOf Raptor_watchpoint.