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Dr. Joe Kelley
Ferry Bluff Eagle Council was deeply saddened by the news that local veterinarian Dr. Joe Kelley died on November 2 after a four-year battle with ALS. Joe helped many sick and injured wild animals over the years, and was a first-responder when bald eagles were found sick or injured in our area. From 2000-2004, he…
Four bald eagles to be released Jan. 14
Bald Eagle Watching Days What: Raptor Education Group bald eagle release When: 1:30 p.m. Jan. 14 Where: VFW Park, Prairie du Sac Cost: Free As she has for the past 30 years, Marge Gibson expects to release as many as four rehabilitated bald eagles during Bald Eagle Watching Days in Sauk Prairie. Read more at…
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Laughing with the Animals – David Stokes
David Stokes, is an educator, naturalist, spouse, father, and humorist. He creates exciting learning situations through the use of songs, stories, movement, riddles, audio/visual and hands-on materials, actively engaging his audience. David brings along a trove of live animals and animal artifacts to his interactive program much to the delight and squeals of his attendees….
Badger Update: Restoration, Recreation and Politics
Charlie Luthin of the Sauk Prairie Conservation Alliance will be presenting on the former Badger Ammunition Land and what the Future entails for that vast piece of the landscape along Hwy 12 between Sauk Prairie and Baraboo, WI. Join Ferry Bluff Eagle Council for a brief membership meeting and refreshments too! Sunday, November 5 at…
Sauk Prairie vet to share experiences treating eagles at Eagle Watching Days
Bald Eagle Watching Days January 13th & January 14th, 2017 What: Emergency eagle care presentation by Joe Kelley When: 11-11:45 a.m. Jan. 14 during Bald Eagle Watching Days Where: Tripp Heritage Museum, 565 Water St., Prairie du Sac Read more at WiscNews