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  • August 10, 2020: D35 right, D36 left

    August 10, 2020: NestFlix from Decorah and the Flyway

    We have your NestFlix! While we are seeing less of D35 and D36 right now, the Flyway is getting busy. Fall migration is much more

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  • Your Questions, Answered!

    Your dispersal questions, answered!

    Where are D34 and DN12? Can the eaglets hunt on their own yet? When will they disperse? Your questions, answered…as best we can! Where are

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  • August 4, 2020: D35's Map

    D27, D35, and D36 all phone home!

    Where are the eagles? D27 sent a postcard from Lake Petownikip in northwestern Ontario this week! She is on an island journey, foraging and perching

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  • July 30: D36 at N2B

    July 31, 2020: Nestflix from Decorah, Decorah North, and the Flyway

    Grab the popcorn and sit back for some Nestflix (and a link to an article about our peregrine banding work)! We’re starting to see less

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  • After The Fledge Banner

    Thank you for a wonderful After The Fledge!

    Thank you everyone for a wonderful After The Fledge! We missed seeing you in person, but had a lot of fun online and we will

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August 10, 2020: D35 right, D36 left

August 10, 2020: NestFlix from Decorah and the Flyway

August 10, 2020

We have your NestFlix! While we are seeing less of D35 and D36 right now, the Flyway is

Read more
Your Questions, Answered!

Your dispersal questions, answered!

August 10, 2020

Where are D34 and DN12? Can the eaglets hunt on their own yet? When will they disperse? Your

Read more
August 4, 2020: D35's Map

D27, D35, and D36 all phone home!

August 4, 2020

Where are the eagles? D27 sent a postcard from Lake Petownikip in northwestern Ontario this week! She is

Read more
July 30: D36 at N2B

July 31, 2020: Nestflix from Decorah, Decorah North, and the Flyway

July 31, 2020

Grab the popcorn and sit back for some Nestflix (and a link to an article about our peregrine

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