Raptor Resource Project - Raptor conservation, education, and research

Videos from GSB and the Flyway!
We have videos from GSB and the Flyway! At Great Spirit Bluff, male peregrine Mackey drops by to check the rock ledge diner out, although
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What bird is this?
What bird is this? https://youtu.be/VtOI3-WkTQQ. It’s an American Avocet! This surprise visitor showed up on the Flyway Cam this morning and back in July. When
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What’s In A Name? Eagles and Falcons
From John Howe: “You have asked us how we identify names for the raptors we follow. I can assure you that the eagles and falcons
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Stick play!
Mom joined the stick party yesterday and the subadult upped his stick game today, choosing larger, heavier sticks to place on top of his initial
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Videos from Decorah and the Flyway
We have spectacular offerings from Decorah and the Flyway tonight. I loved all of these videos, but don’t miss ‘Mom and SA’ and ‘Look at
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Videos from GSB and the Flyway!

August 21, 2019

We have videos from GSB and the Flyway! At Great Spirit Bluff, male peregrine Mackey drops by to

What bird is this?

August 21, 2019

What bird is this? https://youtu.be/VtOI3-WkTQQ. It’s an American Avocet! This surprise visitor showed up on the Flyway Cam

What’s In A Name? Eagles and Falcons

August 21, 2019

From John Howe: “You have asked us how we identify names for the raptors we follow. I can

Stick play!

August 15, 2019

Mom joined the stick party yesterday and the subadult upped his stick game today, choosing larger, heavier sticks

Established in 1988, the non-profit Raptor Resource Project specializes in the preservation of falcons, eagles, ospreys, hawks, and owls. We create, improve, and directly maintain over 40 nests and nest sites, provide training in nest site creation and management, and develop innovations in nest site management and viewing that bring people closer to the natural world. Our mission is to preserve and strengthen raptor populations, expand participation in raptor preservation, and help foster the next generation of preservationists.