Aileen KemmeMay 121 minLead Testing Results for Otsego County Bald Eagle The Michigan Department of Health considers a blood lead level of 4.5 micrograms (ug/DL) or higher to be dangerous in a child. When we...
jmmanley2Sep 3, 20211 minParalyzed Bald Eagle This immature bald eagle was rescued just outside of Kaleva on 5/16/21. Upon return to SRC, this female was given an exam by James Manley...
jmmanley2Aug 24, 20211 minCoopers Hawk exam 7-24-21This Coopers Hawk was rescued and brought to Skegemog Raptor Center (SRC) by Officers Tom Bruce and Ethan Coppula of the Little River...
jmmanley2Aug 19, 20211 minLeland eagle moves outsideAfter a week of medication, healthy diet, and cage rest this female bald eagle was reexamined by James and his son Quinlan Manley. The...
jmmanley2Aug 17, 20211 minFeeding and medicating a Bald EagleHere is a video of James of SRC handfeeding the injured female eagle from Leland. In addition to these delicious morsels of rat, this...
jmmanley2Aug 17, 20211 minLeland Bald Eagle examThe injured large female Eagle was brought to SRC where an exam was performed by James Manley and Tanya Mouthaan. We found multiple...
jmmanley2Aug 16, 20211 minInjured Bald EagleThis large adult female Bald Eagle was spotted by Craig Hine along the shoreline of Lake Michigan in the Leland area. She had been...
jmmanley2Aug 12, 20211 minCreance conditioningOnce a raptor has recovered from an injury or illness it must go through a conditioning program to return it to a fit condition. Raptors...
jmmanley2Aug 12, 20211 minMerlin Release 7-31-21This hatch year Merlin was found with an injured right wing in Petoskey. Finder Betsy Leonard-Brown contacted Skegemog Raptor Center...
jmmanley2Aug 10, 20212 minWelcome to Skegemog Raptor CenterHave you ever noticed a perched hawk hunting in a nearby field or viewed an eagle soaring high above the lake shore? Does it give you...