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  • May 10, 2022: Learning Eaglet Table Manners

    Learning Eagle Table Manners

    We were asked about eaglet growth and development during our explore.org Bird Week chat yesterday. Bald eagles spend about the first half of nest life

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  • May 12, 2022: Newman meets his hatchlings

    Hatch at Great Spirit Bluff!

    And then there were two! We have two peregrine falcon hatchlings at Great Spirit Bluff this morning and a third egg appears to be starting!

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  • D27's postcard! She's meandering just northwest of Decorah right now, flying in big, slow circles between Decorah and Harmony, roughly 17 miles away as the eagle flies. You can see Decorah at top left.

    Satellite Tracking: Thanks for the airmail, D27 and D36!

    Where are D27 and D36? They are still sending postcards from their wintering grounds in Iowa – although we’re curious to see what D27 decides

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  • May 7, 2022: Mom flying down to the river to catch a fish.

    May 7, 2022: Day Trip to Decorah

    Story and photos by Robin Brumm Saturday was supposed to be sunny and warm, so what should I do?? Go to Decorah of course! I

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  • May 9, 2022: Map for adult female Golden Eagle 731 and subadult female 733.

    Where are Golden Eagles 731 and 733?

    Where are Golden Eagles 731 and 733? You might remember that we posted about capturing two Golden Eagles and fitting them with transmitters in January

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May 10, 2022: Learning Eaglet Table Manners

Learning Eagle Table Manners

May 12, 2022

We were asked about eaglet growth and development during our explore.org Bird Week chat yesterday. Bald eagles spend

Read more
May 12, 2022: Newman meets his hatchlings

Hatch at Great Spirit Bluff!

May 12, 2022

And then there were two! We have two peregrine falcon hatchlings at Great Spirit Bluff this morning and

Read more
D27's postcard! She's meandering just northwest of Decorah right now, flying in big, slow circles between Decorah and Harmony, roughly 17 miles away as the eagle flies. You can see Decorah at top left.

Satellite Tracking: Thanks for the airmail, D27 and D36!

May 12, 2022

Where are D27 and D36? They are still sending postcards from their wintering grounds in Iowa – although

Read more
May 7, 2022: Mom flying down to the river to catch a fish.

May 7, 2022: Day Trip to Decorah

May 9, 2022

Story and photos by Robin Brumm Saturday was supposed to be sunny and warm, so what should I

Read more
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.
The Raptor Resource Project | Education, Conservation, Research | [email protected] or 276-FALCON2 (276-325-2662) | PO Box 16, Decorah, IA 52101