Tracking a Golden Eagle

Feb 11, 2010 | Raptor Center

This is a video produced by MN DNR about Whitey, a Golden Eagle released last year after rehab at our Raptor Center.

Golden Eagle 42 was accidentally caught in a leg-hold trap November 6, 2008 in western Wisconsin and suffered leg injuries. After treatment at the University of Minnesota Raptor Center, we banded him and attached a satellite monitored radio (PTT) in order to monitor his migratory movements, determine his summer breeding area, and learn more about how he uses the Mississippi River Valley during the winter.

Update maps on the eagle’s roost sites are provided at http://mn.audubon.org/news-events/golden-eagle-42-release.

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