Raptor Resource Project Blog

Written by Dianne Moller, Director of Hoo’s Woods Raptor Center Nestling MIKI It was a hot day on August 23, 2015 when Rhoda Grossnick...

On this date in 1916, the first Migratory Bird Act was signed between the United States and Canada, serving as the catalyst for a century ...

We were asked a lot of questions about eagle tracking during After the Fledge. D1, D14, Four, and D24 and D25 are part of a study by biologi...

We received a final autopsy report on DN2. The eaglet died as a result of Methomyl toxicity, although caffeine was also present. An analysis...

As watchers at the Decorah North Nest know, female eagle Mom North brought some tainted prey into the nest on the afternoon of May 25th. She...

As a lot of eagle fans are aware, the Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced a plan that would allow companies to kill federally prote...

Eaglet DN3 died sometime yesterday. Why did DN3 die? While it didn't get nearly as much food as its larger siblings, it was still shooti...

What is going on at Decorah North? The oldest eaglet, DN1, is displaying far more aggression than we are used to towards its siblings. It is...

Watchers of the Decorah North Nest got quite a shock today after DN1 went after DN3 with a ferocity we haven't seen at any of the bald e...

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...