• Live HD Eagle Cams

    Enjoy our HD livestream of a bald eagle nest tucked away on private property in West Michigan. These majestic eagles are often seen fishing in the greater Holland area as they return to care for and feed their young.

  • Raptor Rescue

    We are dedicated to rescuing raptors, with a special commitment to the care and rescue of bald eagles.

  • Red Shouldered Hawk

    Proudly representing Falconshire Raptors, our red-shouldered hawk ambassador helps educate the community about raptors and the habitats they depend on.

  • Protecting Snowy Owls at the Intersection of Wildlife and Aviation

    As a conservation organization, we specialize in the humane rescue and relocation of Snowy Owls from airport environments—protecting both wildlife and public safety.

  • Public/Private Programs

    Unforgettable Experiences with a Master Class Falconer, a Bird of Prey & Trained Falconry Dogs

  • Raptor Rescue Ambulance

    If you encounter an injured raptor, please call, text or complete the rescue form for assistance.

    If you have reached out and not heard from another raptor care specialist don't hesitate to contact us!

Live Stream of West Michigan Bald Eagle Nest

We are excited to bring you this wild eagle nest in West Michigan! The male with the completely white head is "Soren" meaning strength and determination. The female, who is younger with the darker head is "Skye" meaning winged one. They are magnificent creatures and as you watch our livestream, know that many times you may witness the harsh realities of nature. The survival challenges they face—predators, environmental factors, and sibling rivalry—can be tough to watch, but they serve as a reminder of how resilient these birds must be to make it to adulthood. There’s something awe-inspiring about seeing nature unfold in real-time, even though it can be heartbreaking at times.

For regular updates check out our blog - News from the Nest & Field

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The Ancient Art of Falconry

Falconry Experience Of A Person

The ancient art of falconry right here in West Michigan.

Dr. Brian, Master Class Falconer with over 30 years of experience, founded Falconshire Raptors for the care, conservation, and celebration of birds of prey. From majestic hawks to swift falcons, Dr. Brian has worked with a wide range of raptors, combining deep expertise with a passion for education and wildlife preservation.

Falconry dates back thousands of years-once practiced by emperors, kings, knights and even ladies based on their social class. However, falconry is not lost to history - today, it lives on through the efforts of dedicated falconers around the world and right here in West Michigan!

At Falconshire Raptors, we keep that tradition alive through education and respect for these incredible creatures.

Whether you're a lifelong bird lover or just curious about the world of raptors, we invite you to explore our website and learn more.

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Our Mission

To serve West Michigan and its raptors by advancing raptor conservation, education, rescue & research.

Falconshire Raptors

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Join us in advancing Raptor Conservation, Education, Rescue & Research

Falconshire Raptors of West Michigan, Inc is a Michigan-based nonprofit and regarded as a tax-exempt organization by the IRS.

Falconshire Raptors tax identification number is: 93-4245206

We are Federally & State Licensed .

Support Raptors

Help support the future of the West Michigan Raptors. Our programs are conducted by volunteers and supported by your donations.

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Eagle Carousel pictures provided by ©David Slikkers Photography.

To see more of David’s work go to davidslikkersphotography.com