Another amazing summer has come and gone and I think it’s safe to say it was a success. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, we presented 284 programs and reached around 18,500 people! That’s pretty darn impressive, if I do say so myself. It also explains why this is the first post I’ve been able […]
It’s amazing to think that summer is officially here. How do I know? 1) It was 90 degrees yesterday here in Cody, Wyoming. YUCK! I hate the heat. 2) I’ve been so busy I can’t keep track of the day of the week anymore. 3) Apparently Memorial Day has past. I was working so I can’t, personally, […]
This post is from Anne, the Volunteer. Unfortunately, our blog site is being difficult and it was posted under Melissa’s account. Sorry for any confusion. Raptor gloves are used by all raptor handlers including falconers, rehabilitators, zoo personnel, and those working in various types of raptor shows. These gloves are used by handlers to turn […]
We are often asked about the interesting gloves that we wear when handling our birds. While most people instantly see why we wear them, some just can’t help but be fascinated by the gear. So, here’s a little information for any of you who have been wondering about one of the most important pieces of […]
On Tuesday the Buffalo Bill Center of the West held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon. As I was listening to the Irish jig and choking on the smell of cabbage (it was a St. Patrick’s Day theme this year) I started to think about my volunteers—something I actually do a lot of. I have amazing […]
Before Kateri, our golden eagle, came to live with us, people would often ask if we were going to get an eagle. By eagle, they really meant a bald eagle. When I told them we were looking for a golden eagle, they would ask why we would want a golden instead of a bald eagle. […]