Raptor Resource Project Blog

D24 and D25, April 25, 2016 D24 is 28 days old today, while D25 turns 26 days old. At this point, feather growth is starting to ...

04/13/16: Decorah Nest 04/13/16: Decorah Nest 04/19/16: Decorah Nest 04/19/16: Decorah Nest D24 is 22 days old to...

This week is National Volunteer Appreciation Week! I wanted to take the time to thank all of our wonderful volunteers for everything they do...

D24 and D25: 04/04/16 D24 and D25: 04/12/16 D24 is 15 days old today, while D25 turns 13 days old. The week-old difference between th...

The last egg in the Original Decorah nest As of this morning, the unhatched egg in Decorah is somewhere between 49 and 42 days old. Can ...

Newly hatched D25, March 31st 2016 D24 is three days old today, sibling D25 is not quite a day old as I write, and D26 is still inside t...

What does the Raptor Resource Project do? We are a 501c3 that specializes in the preservation of falcons, eagles, ospreys, hawks, and owls. ...

2014, Egg #2. Temp with windchill: -40F. Do bald eagles delay incubation? It wasn't an a question we've thought about much, sinc...

We had an intruder at the Decorah North Nest on March 13th. While Dad was in the nest incubating the pair's single egg, a roughly four-y...

I attended the Minnesota DNR's non-toxic shot informational meeting last week and heard testimony supporting and opposing the DNR's ...

We're getting some concerned questions about the strength of the trees that N2B and especially the Decorah North Nest are sitting in. Th...

Is N2B big enough? This is probably the number one question we've fielded this week. A lot of people have expressed concerns that N2B i...