Raptor Resource Project Blog

We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Now, we have #GivingTuesday, Tuesday, December 1st, a global day dedicated t...

On November 4th, photographer Alex Lamine photographed the female bald eagle at Berry College carrying a very large stick. The Berry College...

This video of Mom voiding made me think about bird poop. I used to think that defecation and excretion were two words for same thing. Poop...

One is lucky, two is lucky, three is health, four is wealth, five sickness and six death. The ways in which we watch and learn about birds...

Lately I've been getting asked where our falcons go to winter. The answer is complex. Birds do not fly south simply to escape the cold. ...

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...