Raptor Resource Project: Bald Eagle and Bird of Prey Cams

When will it happen? Eggs, falcons, ice-out, and snowy owls!

When will the eagles lay eggs? When will falcons come back? When will Snowy Owls leave? Your questions, answered! Check the quick and easy schedule
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Nestflix and News: Decorah and Decorah North

Come join us for coffee, donuts, and a Decorah Eagle movie matinee! In Decorah, Mom and DM2 keep showing up in and around N2B. We’re
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Nestflix: Videos and news from Decorah, Decorah North, the Flyway, and GSB!

Grab something warm, wrap yourself in a blanket, and get ready for some wonderful videos from Decorah North, Decorah, and the Mississippi Flyway. I love
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Falcons at Great Spirit Bluff: reading and reporting peregrine falcon band numbers

We saw two falcons at Great Spirit Bluff over the weekend: an unbanded female and a banded black/red male. We don’t know who they were,
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Why do bald eagles lay eggs in ice and snow?

Why do the Decorah and Decorah North eagles lay eggs in ice and snow? A lot of you – especially those of you who also
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When will it happen? Eggs, falcons, ice-out, and snowy owls!

January 28, 2022

When will the eagles lay eggs? When will falcons come back? When will Snowy Owls leave? Your questions,

I love to see DNF enjoying a hearty meal! All eagles like to eat, but she especially seems to enjoy tucking into whatever is on her plate!

Nestflix and News: Decorah and Decorah North

January 28, 2022

Come join us for coffee, donuts, and a Decorah Eagle movie matinee! In Decorah, Mom and DM2 keep

January 21,2022: Mr. North gleams in the bright winter sunlight

Nestflix: Videos and news from Decorah, Decorah North, the Flyway, and GSB!

January 25, 2022

Grab something warm, wrap yourself in a blanket, and get ready for some wonderful videos from Decorah North,

January 22: Unknown falcon at Great Spirit Bluff

Falcons at Great Spirit Bluff: reading and reporting peregrine falcon band numbers

January 24, 2022

We saw two falcons at Great Spirit Bluff over the weekend: an unbanded female and a banded black/red

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.