Raptor News
May 2008 - Video Feature:
Lou Gaeta has been training raptors for 50 years. His latest challenge is Migisi, a 7 year old bald eagle at the Medina Raptor Center. As a three week-old chick, Migisi fell from her nest, badly breaking her leg. During treatment, she imprinted on humans and can not be released into the wild. She will be used as an educational bird.
Eagle Release:
April 2008: We released a young bald eagle that has been undergoing rehabilitation at Medina Raptor Center for the last year!
Television Appearance:
Matilda the turkey vulture was shown on CBS Sunday Morning with Bill Geist on March 16th.
Television Appearance:
Bill and Laura Jordan along with Matilda the turkey vulture were featured on That's Life with Robon Swoboda.
Watch the video at FOX 8.
2007 Statistics Released:
In the 2007 Medina Raptor Center received and treated 360 birds.
121 birds were released.
152 birds passed away.
57 birds were euthanized.
5 birds were transferred to other facilities.
1 bird has become a permanent resident and part of the Center's educational programs.
24 birds are pending release.
Eagle Release:
We released Maude, an Eagle, on May 11th, 2007 in Lorain County. Be sure to check out channel WKYC TV's account of the release.
Eagle Release:
We released Rita, an Eagle, on October 29th, 2005 in Stark County. Rita came to us in late September with an infection in her wing. Fortunately, we were able to treat it successfully with medication.
Newsletter
We publish a newsletter for our donors every few months on everything happening at the Center. We also include articles about the bird habits and biology. We try to make the newsletter fun and educational. Certainly, click on the links to read some of our newsletters. You never know what information you might learn.
Winter 2008 Newsletter (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Fall 2007 Newsletter (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Summer 2007 Newsletter (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Spring 2006 Newsletter (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Fall 2005 Newsletter (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Winter 2005 Newsletter
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