Hacking is a common term that seems to come up in every article and book I read about the successful recovery and reintroduction of the Peregrine Falcon. The term is usually […]
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Raptor Gloves: The What and Why
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 […]
Raptor Gloves: the What and Why
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 […]
The Eagle, er American Kestrel, Has Landed
I hope everyone has been enjoying the recent posts Anne has done about several individual raptor species—it’s easy to tell she enjoys working with these amazing animals! I thought we’d […]
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Suli the—wait, come back!
By Sarah the Intern So, admittedly, I’ve been a bad intern and didn’t post last week. I know, you’re all terribly disappointed. A lot has happened in two weeks. First […]
“That bird’s as big as you are!”
By Sarah the Intern I was so excited when Melissa told me we were finally going to have me hold Suli the turkey vulture. This was it. I was about […]