Showing posts with label Raptor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raptor. Show all posts
Friday, March 8, 2013
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Raptor Education at Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 7.95 Mins.


Get Up Close and Personal With Some of Nature's Best Teachers Meet our Live Birds Great Horned Owl A local wildlife rehabilitator received a Great Horned Owl from around Grand Marais for rehabilitation. He was sent to the Raptor Center for medical attention. Having visual defects in both eyes, he was returned to Wolf Ridge's education program in August 6, 2004. Peregrin Falcon Chup is a peregrine falcon that came to us from the Raptor Center in St. Paul in April of 2010. He fractured his left wing when he was young and it never healed well enough for him to fly, so he could not be released back into the wild. His name comes from one of the sounds he makes. It is a very loud, high-pitched, "chup, chup, chup". Red-tailed Hawk Ruby is a Red-tailed Hawk that we received from the Raptor Center in the fall of 2009. We are not sure how she was injured but she is blind in her left eye. These hawks are some of the most commonly seen because they like to hunt the mowed grass along our roadways. Buff Orpington Chicken Elcie arrived June 1st, 2008 when she was one day old. Buff Orpingtons are bred to lay eggs and are known to be very gentle birds. She helps here by teaching students about bird characteristics, predator/prey interactions, and the difference between wild animals and domesticated ones. Where do they live? All of our live education animals are housed in or near the Science Center. Both owls are native to Minnesota, and live year 'round in their mews, or homes. Each mew ...

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