Raptor Resource Project Blog

It is April 13 as I write this, and our eaglets are growing rapidly! In Decorah, D29 is twelve days old, D30 is eleven days old, and D31 is ...

This blog was inspired by RRP Director John Howe, who was reviewing footage of Mom and Dad feeding eaglets and was delighted by the dexteri...

We asked our panel of eagle experts about the broken egg at the Decorah North nest. Could egg viability be determined from the video? Did th...

We've been getting questions about egg timing. Why did Mom and Dad lay eggs later this year? Overall, avian egg-timing in the temperate...

We've talked about how long it takes bald eagle eggs to hatch after they are laid (an average of 38 days from first egg to first hatch i...

When we think about feathers, we tend to think about their qualities (light, soft, fluffy, hard, flat, and horny are all included in diction...

Cowghetti...yum! It's time for a look back at 2017! We asked the Decorah North Mods for some favorite moments from Decorah North....

It's time for a look back at 2017! We asked the mods for some favorite moments from Decorah and Decorah North. We'll feature Decorah...

A Conservation Education Program grant from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources allowed Luther College and the Decorah Raptor Resour...

An amendment from the House Committee on Natural Resources to House Energy Bill H.R. 4239  effectively guts the Migratory Bird Treaty Act by...