Majestic Raptor Rehab

07/06/2024

Xray of leg fracture

07/06/2024

Baby rabbits! Needed to be bottle fed.

07/06/2024

07/06/2024

Incubator used for abandoned baby birds.

07/04/2024

Did you know in Madiera Portugal a company uses trained falcons to keep pigeons from gathering in public areas! As soon as they see a falcon off they go!

07/04/2024

Large flight cage to practice in.

07/04/2024

Klondike our eagle with shoulder injury. Healing and flying better each day!

07/04/2024

Owlet with a broken leg and cast.

07/04/2024

Little stinkers!

07/04/2024

Baby ravens making a fuss.

07/04/2024

Owlet has a fierce stare! Hisses and cracks.

07/04/2024

Red Tailed Hawk. Unfortunate electrocution burned tail feathers. Regrowth required to fly and hunt.

07/04/2024

Little raccoon rascals!

07/04/2024

Video of Western Grebe release back home to Good Spirit Lake! Thanks to Parks and rescuers who brought him to us!

07/04/2024

Western Grebe. Fish hook and line embedded in shoulder. Minor surgery and ready to be free again!

07/04/2024

Baby Merlin, part of the falcon family. Found abandoned and kept warm in incubator.

07/04/2024

Owlet finally big enough to try out her wings!

07/04/2024

Contact phone number on sign.

07/04/2024

Majestic Raptor Rehab Headquarters in Canora Saskatchewan Canada

02/01/2024

Raptor fun facts - Red-shouldered hawks are born target shooters. By the time they are five days old, nestlings can fire their f***s over the edge of the nest! 🪹💩

01/23/2024

Raptor Fun Fact - A bald eagle nest discovered in St. Petersburg, Florida was more than 9 feet in diameter and 20 feet high. Another nest in Vermilion, Ohio was formed like a wine goblet and weighed nearly two metric tons. Eagles used the nest for 34 years before the tree toppled in the wind.

01/16/2024

Raptor Fun Fact - Hear the scream of a bald eagle in a movie? That’s actually the call of a red-tailed hawk. Hollywood most often uses the hawk’s shrill cry as a stand-in for the eagle’s high-pitched whistles.🦅

01/13/2024

Did you know? Our first patient was a rough legged hawk that flew all the way from the Canadian Arctic, but was grounded near Yorkton, SK.

The Rough-legged Hawk spends the summer capturing lemmings on the arctic tundra, tending a cliffside nest under a sun that never sets. Winter is the time to see this large, open-country hawk in southern Canada and the U.S., where it may be perched on a pole or hovering over a marsh or pasture on the...