November 4, 2024: News and NestFlix from Decorah North and Great Spirit Bluff

What a weekend! At Decorah North, Mr. North and DNF are coping with an influx of unwelcome hungry visitors, T3 fell down (https://youtu.be/FdJEQKhmzOA?si=oWU3M4H8ToRdYlDj), and we
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Meet Intern Owen!

Meet Owen, an intern from U.W. Platteville! He’s studying Biology with an emphasis in Zoology and Environmental Conservation. His favorite experience so far was seeing
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Body plans and shapes: identifying birds in flight

We spotted a Golden Eagle near the North Nest earlier this week! How did we ID it? In this case, its golden nape was very
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Happy Halloween! Have a boo-tiful day and a bewitching night! Trick or treat? Birds do both!

The ways in which we watch and learn about birds – HD cameras, high-powered spotting scopes and lenses, satellite transmitters, and DNA analyzers – are
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October 28, 2024: Tricks and Treats from the North Nest, the Flyway, and Trempealeau!

Happy Halloween week! Today’s treats include a meteor shower, a splish-splash eagle bath, and a fox squirrel stealing a pileated woodpecker’s snacks…the naughty trickster! This
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Zazu 18/U, a mal falcon that Amy banded in 2022 at Bay State Milling in Winona, roughly 23 miles upstream as the falcon flies!

November 4, 2024: News and NestFlix from Decorah North and Great Spirit Bluff

November 4, 2024

What a weekend! At Decorah North, Mr. North and DNF are coping with an influx of unwelcome hungry

Meet Intern Owen!

November 2, 2024

Meet Owen, an intern from U.W. Platteville! He’s studying Biology with an emphasis in Zoology and Environmental Conservation.

Left to right: Osprey, Turkey Vulture, Adult Bald Eagle, Subadult Golden Eagle

Body plans and shapes: identifying birds in flight

November 2, 2024

We spotted a Golden Eagle near the North Nest earlier this week! How did we ID it? In

Happy Halloween! Have a boo-tiful day and a bewitching night! Trick or treat? Birds do both!

October 31, 2024

The ways in which we watch and learn about birds – HD cameras, high-powered spotting scopes and lenses,

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.