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Experience Your Own "Raptor Adventure!"
11/04/2020
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Photographing Raptors Turns into a Labor of Love
10/18/2020
LAGRANGE — I’ve always been fascinated by raptors. Big birds, birds of prey — eagles, owls, hawks, falcons, and peregrines — just to name a few. But it wasn’t until a chance meeting with three Soarin’ Hawk Raptor Rehab volunteers that I got a chance to work with those birds. And that collaboration has produced a calendar for 2021 featuring photos of its birds. Soarin’ Hawk is a Huntertown-based organization that rescues and rehabilitates injured and orphaned birds around the northeast quarter of Indiana, as well as southwest Michigan and northwest Ohio. Each year, Soarin’ Hawk team members...Read more
Soarin' Hawk Goes Back to School!
09/23/2020
This fall, as students return to schools everywhere, it’s time for our volunteers to go to school too. But not just any school. They’re going to RAPTOR SCHOOL! Carolina Raptor Center, the premier raptor center in the United States, is offering three classes that will cover important aspects of rehabilitating raptors. Can you help us send some of our volunteers to this vital training? If you are able, please donate here: https://donorbox.org/back-to-school-15Read more
Red-Tailed Hawk 04102020 Returns to Her Old Hunting Grounds
07/11/2020
This Hawk was initially found on April 10th and treated by a rehabber in Rochester, IN that is affiliated with Soarin' Hawk. She felt it needed x-rays and an examination by our veterinarian. It was brought to us on April 13th. The x-rays and examination revealed a broken left humerus. Our veterinarian pinned the bone on April 14th. After several days of pain meds and antibiotics, followed by physical therapy, then practice flying, this beautiful hawk was ready to go home. She was released where she was found, and - as you will see in the video - was anxious and excited to get back home.Read more
Athena Makes Her Debut!
05/27/2020
It’s official! Our new Great Horned owlet now has a name- Athena!!! We wanted to honor her 2 predecessors with a fitting name from Greek mythology. Thank you to everyone who joined us live for this announcement. And thanks also to our amazing volunteers who threw her the best baby shower a little owl could ask for!Read more
IF YOU FIND A BABY BIRD...
05/01/2020
Nesting Season is the busiest time of year at any wildlife rehabilitation or rescue center. Not only does the number of patients increase, but the amount of care that is needed for each patient increases. Some baby birds need to be fed every 30 -45 minutes from dusk until dawn. This is an important time of year for rehabilitation but also for education. Read More- Click HereRead more
Peek-a-Boo!
04/27/2020
It's a chore to sit on 4 baby peregrines!Read more
The gang's all here!
04/24/2020
The fourth chick has hatched! The new chick is in the front in the photo. He's still having trouble coordinating his head so mom can feed him, but Jamie is making sure he gets food. Stay tuned as the little ones grow!Read more
Chick #3 is here!
04/23/2020
After a delicious bird breakfast, the little ones are napping. One egg to go! Stay tuned!Read more
First peregrine hatchling of 2020!
04/22/2020
Jamie and Moxie's first egg hatched at about 1:15 today (4-22-20)!Read more
Oh happy day! Chick #2!
04/22/2020
We have our second peregrine chick of 2020! The second egg hatched today at about 6pm. It has been a long 39 days since the first egg was laid. The new baby is very tired right now. Birds have an ‘egg tooth’ on their beak, which they use to work away at the inside of the shell until it breaks apart. It's a very exhausting process! The tooth will eventually fall off as the chick grows. Moxie will start to feed the chick soon, and the other two eggs should hatch in a few days.Read more
We have eggs 3 & 4!
03/21/2020
... and, suddenly, there are 4! Moxie laid her 3d and 4th eggs sometime between March 16th and the 21st. Falcons typically lay between 2 and 4 eggs, and the incubation period averages about 33 days. The female does most (about 2/3) of the incubating, but the male will take over while mom goes for food. Keep watching! https://www.indianamichiganpower.com/environment/FalconCam/Read more
She's Incubating!
03/16/2020
Moxie is incubating egg #1! Watch the Indiana Michigan Falcon Cam! - Click here!Read more
...and now there are two!
03/16/2020
The second egg was laid this morning! Watch the falcons live! - click hereRead more
"Moxie, I'm Ho-ome!"
03/03/2020
Jamie, Fort Wayne's male peregrine falcon, has returned to the nest! (In both photos, Jamie is on the right.) Photos from Indiana Michigan Power Falcon CamRead more
