On a fine, sunny day in February (yes, there were a few of those!), a friend and I decided to snowshoe on the Lower Loop at Eaglecrest. The snow was very deep, after those heavy snowfalls earlier, but ...
Shaver’s Creek welcomed Pip, the first U.S.-bred Northern Hawk Owl for education. Pip’s arrival launches new programs and offers public meet-and-greet sessions. Pip offers rare research opportunity on ...
The training team at Cascades Raptor Center quickly saw Neil Patrick the Harris’s Hawk would make an excellent addition to its Free Flight Program. Neil is one of three new birds the nonprofit ...
BRISTOL — Hawks, and owls, and falcons, oh my! The Audubon Society of Rhode Island will be the scene of a kettle of raptors from all over New England the weekend of Sept. 10 and 11. The annual Audubon ...
HORICON — The Horicon Marsh Bird Club welcomes Hannah Toutonghi of the University of Minnesota Duluth, Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory, to its meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the auditorium at the ...
Owls, like most creatures, “sometimes just hit the road and go,” said raptor expert Erik Stauber, a retired wildlife veterinary professor from Washington State University. So when he spotted an odd ...
Before I tell you about my local owl viewing, let me share with you the Minnesota Ornithologists Union's web report on the current owl influx. As of Jan. 15 more than 1,700 great grays, 300 northern ...
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Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center welcomed a cute new addition to its aviary and the public can meet him as soon as this weekend. Pip, a Northern Hawk Owl chick, was bred for conservation education ...
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