News About The Raptor Center, College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Minnesota
Friday, March 30, 2012
Name the Baby Raptor Species on Facebook
We invite everyone to go to our Facebook page, and submit guesses to our wall about which species the baby raptors are on our new Cover Photo. We will let you know "who" these babies are on Monday, April 2. We will have a new Cover Photo and opportunity to try out your identification skills every two weeks until mid-June!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Raptors of Minnesota Public Programs Friday, April 6
The Raptor Center is pleased to offer two public Raptors of Minnesota programs on Friday, April 6. There will be one at 11:00am and another at 1:00pm. The programs are first come, first served, no RSVP's. Adults are $7.50 and children are $5. The Raptor Center will be open on Sunday, April 8.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Facebook Name the Baby Raptor Species!
As most of you know, Facebook is changing their page format starting this Friday, March 30. Over the next few weeks, we will feature images of baby raptors as Cover Photos. Post your guesses as to which species each baby raptor is on our Facebook page. Keep following us to learn the answers!
Our first photo will go up on Friday, and we will let you know “who” it is on Monday, April 2.
Our first photo will go up on Friday, and we will let you know “who” it is on Monday, April 2.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Snowy Owls released
Three Snowy Owls were released back into the wild on Saturday. Volunteers were able to watch as these birds were sent off on a cool, foggy day to hopefully find their way back to more northern breeding grounds. Both KSTP and the St Cloud Times paper have information. 
Thursday, March 22, 2012
YouTube video from a TRC Fan!
Check out this neat video that a recent visitor to TRC created! Thank you for sending this!
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
TRC Help the Girl Scouts Celebrate 100 Years
The Raptor Center presented at the Mall of America this past weekend, as a part of the Girl Scouts 100 Year Celebration. Adam Barnett, Interpretive Naturalist, took this pic from the corner of the stage, looking out onto the crowd.
Here are a few more pics on the Girl Scouts' blog.
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