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burdi:
--- Quote from: Alison on August 06, 2016, 20:45 ---From Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery, an update on Hunter as he settles in to his new home at the Teton Raptor Center in Wyoming:
An update on Hunter (H57) the peregrine falcon that hatched at the Woodmen Tower this year.
Hunter is making himself at home in Wyoming. The good folks at the Teton Raptor Center even invited him to attend their staff meeting this week!
For those who are not familiar with his story, Hunter suffers from vision issues and is not able to be released back into the wild. He will be serving as an education bird for the Teton Raptor Center and helping to educate people about the importance of birds of prey.
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It’s nice to see Hunter being treated so well; I feel he stands a very good chance of a long and happy life at Teton Raptor Center.
The Peregrine Chick:
--- Quote from: Alison on August 06, 2016, 20:45 ---What a beautiful little juvie he is:
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Princess and Trey did good work - can see it even a couple of generations down the line ;) ;D
Alison:
From Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery, an update on Hunter as he settles in to his new home at the Teton Raptor Center in Wyoming:
An update on Hunter (H57) the peregrine falcon that hatched at the Woodmen Tower this year.
Hunter is making himself at home in Wyoming. The good folks at the Teton Raptor Center even invited him to attend their staff meeting this week!
For those who are not familiar with his story, Hunter suffers from vision issues and is not able to be released back into the wild. He will be serving as an education bird for the Teton Raptor Center and helping to educate people about the importance of birds of prey.
What a beautiful little juvie he is:
burdi:
--- Quote from: Alison on July 25, 2016, 15:38 ---
I hope everything will go well for Hunter in his new home, and that he will have a long, safe and happy life as an education ambassador.
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I hope so too, Alison, and I have a feeling things will go well for Hunter!
Alison:
Little Hunter willl not be staying at Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery after all.
Today it was announced that he has been relocated to the Teton Raptor Center.
We're excited to announce that Hunter, the non-releasable peregrine falcon who hatched at the Woodmen Tower this year, has reached his new home at the Teton Raptor Center!
Hunter is currently getting acclimated to his new home in gorgeous western Wyoming. He will be an education bird, helping people learn more about raptors and the dangers they face.
I hope everything will go well for Hunter in his new home, and that he will have a long, safe and happy life as an education ambassador.
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