Learn about one of the most common and one of the most difficult hawks to recognize in Colorado and North America, the Red-tailed Hawk.
Spend a wonderful evening learning about these marvelous, mysterious mavens of the night.
Improve your raptor identification skills by attending the only course in Colorado that combines exceptional photographs with live raptors and led by Karen Metz, raptor monitor for CPW with over 3 decades of experience.
Get your Halloween fill of owls at this free event hosted by the Best Western South West Denver Hotel. Meet four owls up close and in person. This is a favorite for everyone!
If you can't afford the long hours and high costs of chasing raptors in natural settings to capture that unforgettable image, this workshop makes it easy!
If you don't want to spend innumerable hours and many dollars to photograph iconic raptors, then this is the workshop you don't want to miss!
This exceptional opportunity to photograph free flying raptors is offered once yearly and sells out quickly.
Colorado Parks & Wildlife raptor monitors hone their raptor ID skills at their annual meeting.
Meet some of our raptors at North America's most challenging championship course, The Birds of Prey, at Beaver Creek, Colorado. Gather with ski buffs from all over the world at this annual event, and meet some of the raptors Birds of Prey is named after.
Our raptor identification course being presented to Jefferson County Open space raptor monitors.
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