Golden Eagle Research Project

Golden Eagle Programs and Field Trips
	Wondering how to identify a Golden Eagle? How about where they might live? How about what their habits are? We’ll show you. more

First Golden Eagle Study Takes Flight with Whitey
	Whitey was originally found by a bow hunter on November 6, 2008, in Buffalo County. The hunter notified the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources office in Alma, Wisconsin after they found the bird accidently caught in a leg-hold trap. Now healthy, Whitey is helping us study the habits of Golden Eagles. more

Wintering Golden Eagle Survey
	Covering 2005 through 2008. Organized and compiled by the National Eagle Center’s Scott A. Mehus. more

Golden Eagle Research Survey
	Results of the Wintering Golden Eagle Survey of the Bluffs and Coulee Region of the Upper Mississippi River Watershed. more

Spotting Golden Eagles: Some Pointers
	Is that a Golden Eagle or a Bald Eagle? No one knows better than the National Eagle Center’s Scott A. Mehus, and he shares his tips for identifying species. more

Golden Opportunity
	Two Golden Eagles will be fitted with a satellite radio and GPS tracking device and released in a major research project. more

Latest Tracking Maps
	Whitey, GOEA 42. more Fairchild, GOEA 44. more

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