Soarin' Hawk Raptor Rehab

We are in pip / hatch watch ❤

Sometime between now and next week, we should have a baby chick, if that 2nd egg is viable. If it is viable, I don't know if we will even get an opportunity to see a pip because every time I pull up the cam, one of them is on the egg. (a pip is where the chick is starting to crack open the egg).

My prediction is that the egg is viable and that is based on my observation of the consistency of their incubation as it shows that they are very dedicated to this egg,

Time will tell 🤞

This month, we were honored to feature Nova, our new Peregrine Falcon ambassador, as our Raptor of the Month!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, shared our posts, and took the time to learn more about peregrines and the challenges they face in the wild. Every conversation helps inspire appreciation and conservation for these amazing birds.

If you’ve seen Nova recently, you may notice something exciting happening — she’s growing up right before our eyes! Nova is currently molting out her brown juvenile feathers and replacing them with the sleek gray feathers of an adult peregrine.

Molting is a gradual process, so the next time you see her at one of our educational programs, she may look noticeably different than she does today.
It’s an incredible reminder that wildlife is always changing, growing, and adapting — and we’re so grateful you’ve joined us to watch Nova’s journey unfold.