Raptor Resource Project Blog

Lead Poisoned Bald Eagle from Postville, IA The paper A Global Update of Lead Poisoning in Terrestrial Birds from Ammunition Sources  st...

Answers to your four most commonly asked questions, plus a bonus photo at the bottom of the page! When will Mom and Dad start working on a...

We surveyed a new nest last week. 'Decorah North' is a very large nest in a secluded valley north of Decorah. A few statistics from ...

Members and friends of the Raptor Resource Project spent the last two days building an eagle's nest - or what we hope will become an eag...

Although Bob Anderson is gone, the Raptor Resource Project is committed to continuing his work. We are dedicated to preserving and strengthe...

A post from a follower that I wanted to share... It was 2009 when my Mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Over the next year at home, s...

This article was first published in the Newsletter of the Iowa Archeological Society Spring 2015, Issue 232, volume 65 No. 1. When we beg...

Our brother Bob was number seven from a family of eleven brothers and sisters. We grew up in a small rambler in a new housing development in...

I am deeply sorry to confirm that Bob Anderson passed away this morning. Out of respect for Bob and his family, we are asking that everyone ...

Camera and N2 As you might know, wind took down N2 in Decorah very early on Saturday, July 18. The limb that held the nest tree was shea...

The eagles have fledged, but we haven't stopped having fun! Come to our After The Fledge party in Decorah, Iowa, from July 16 through ...

Can bald eagles get avian influenza? That question is increasingly being asked of us at Ustream and on Facebook. The short answer: We don...

Eaglets aren't the only thing growing right now! The two eyas red-tailed hawks at Eaglecrest are morphing into adults right before our e...