Decorah Eagles Updates On D32 & D33 & DN9 Allamakee and Calmar
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2019
- Updates on D32, D33 and DN9 along with two other eaglets,
Allamakee and Calmar. The video shows a first flight in the flight pen the eaglets were moved to.
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Remember when they were ALL chased out of their nests due to the horrible gnats!! Was so worried & upset!! So glad they are all doing so well..ALL thanks to S.O.A.R an organization that is so phenomenal!! Thank YOU LifeMedia for this happy update!! God Bless EVERYONE involved..including the cam operators!! 🙏😍❤💝💕
WOW" happy days for me! I have been wondering how have these guy's doing I know they're been well cared for.but just missed thems. THANK YOU so much every one.
Such beautiful feather babies
Thank you SOAR for caring for these eaglets. We greatly appreciate it! Nice to see their first flight in the pen. Because of the care they get, they have the chance of leading a full eagle life. One day they will soar, and be free. That would be an awesome day to see them released, fully healed. Great job to all of those caring for our precious eaglets! Thanks! Kudos!
They all look wonderful! Thank you to SOAR for their care. Keep flying babies! Thank you so much for the update!
Solid updates, much appreciated, feels good to see them flying and getting ready to return to their natural home.
D32 gets to chill with his half-brother. Cool.
Thank you for updating us all on these beautiful babies. I was so scared for them all. Ty to Soar and all who have gave them such great care. We love you D32-D33- and DN9. 🦅❤️🦅❤️🦅❤️
I'm glad to see this video. Thank you very much💞😍
Thank you for keeping us updated on their progress. Many thanks for your superb care of these precious raptors. The work done at SOAR is priceless and i hope that people will donate to your organization for you to keep up all the good work you do for our birds in need of care.
Thanks for the update. Doing so well
They are getting so used to humans they may stay !! So glad to see them doing so good. 😊
👏 happy news. Thanks so much for the update.
So nice to see them healing and growing!
All is great so far
Hail, hail...the gang's all hale. 😃. Great work and many thanks, SOAR!
Interesting how they release them with the option of coming back. I like that idea. Wonder if they will hang out together once they are released.
Thanks...
I wish 32 could have been with 33
Lovely, who's the one that flew under the perch and walked around before flying up....
Loretta the walking was so neat
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What’s the latest on D32?
This is the latest from SOAR (Saving Our Avian Resources)
soarraptors.org/patients/d32/
11 October 2019
What has D32 been up to and do you have recent pictures? D32 (and Decorah) are incredibly camera-shy and turn their backs to the door when Kay goes in to feed or freshen the water pans. Sorry, no new pictures. D32 continues to be a good eater and takes the short flights from the food and water pan to the perch. Kay is hoping to get the current 20x60’ occupants moved out in the next week or so and then move some eagles into the 20x60’ flight pen, including D32, for initial flight training.
2 November 2019
Remember that we've said D32 is incredibly camera-shy so rather than stress D32 (and Kay), we're not focusing on new photos, sorry.
SOAR
I will post any new information on D32 when it becomes available.
Thanks!
Has RRP designated the 2019 nesting as "unsuccessful"? For the first time, the eaglets did not fledge. The year the gnats caused an early fledge, when they retreated to the mulch piles, our valiant Dad continued to feed them, but they did not really fledge from that nest. How will this be entered into the nest history, which up until this year could proudly proclaim, ALL FLEDGED, even last year when we lost Dad and Mom heroically continued to care for them until they were able to live on their own. I don't mean to be a "Debbie Downer", but can we really call the juvies from 2019 successfully "fledged"?
They are alive and well. It doesn't matter to me if they successfully fledged or not. Hopefully the black flies or gnats this year are an anomaly and next year things are back to normal.