A Summer Tanager was seen at Eagle Bluff ELC last week.
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Program Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097 Goodview Drive
Lanesboro, MN 55949
507-467-2437 phone
507-467-3583 fax
rapt...@eagle-bluff.org
www.eagle
Warbler
Cape May Warbler
Palm Warbler
Blackburnian Warbler
Ovenbird
34 species in 2 hours - great day!
Valerie
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Program Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097 Goodview Drive
Lanesboro, MN 55949
507-467
A Snowy Owl was seen between 5:00 and 5:30pm around Parsley Bridge south of
Chatfield on US-52 by my co-worker. This owl is possibly injured. If it is
seen and indeed injured, please contact me at the information below so I can
arrange transport to a rehabilitator.
Thanks,
Valerie
Valerie
Snowy Owl was re-found this afternoon. Captured and SEVERELY emaciated.
Following vet's orders and if it survives the night, will be taken to a
rehabber.
Thanks for looking.
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Program Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
I have the iBird Explorer Pro for my iPhone as well, and I love it! You can
search by name, family, range, color, shape, etc. Great illustrations as
well as photos.
Valerie
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Program Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097
A Golden Eagle has been sighted along the Root River at Eagle Bluff ELC in
Lanesboro, MN.
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097 Goodview Drive
Lanesboro, MN 55949
507-467-2437 phone
507-467-3583 fax
rapt...@eagle
Another Golden Eagle (a juvenile) has been spotted at Eagle Bluff
Environmental Learning Center near Lanesboro, MN.
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097 Goodview Drive
Lanesboro, MN 55949
507-467-2437 phone
507-467
t the purpose for this is? Does anyone have an idea?
Thanks!
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center
28097 Goodview Drive
Lanesboro, MN 55949
507-467-2437 phone
507-467-3583 fax
rapt...@eagle-bluff.org
www.eagle-bluf
Thanks to everyone who replied to my Kingfisher question! The general
consensus is that their toes are fused together to aid them in excavating
their nesting cavities in stream banks.
Happy Birding,
Valerie Slocum
Raptor Program Coordinator/Wildlife Coordinator
Eagle Bluff Environmental
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