North East Raptor Rescue

07/10/2025

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOW IN STH AUSTRALIA PLEASE FOLLOW YP birds of prey

23/06/2025

Hi my name is John and I am a licenced/permited Raptor rehabili… John Wilkes needs your support for Yorke Peninsula Birds of Prey Rehabilitation and Education

15/06/2025

We are now at YP Birds of Prey Rehabilitation and education please like and follow at that FB page

09/06/2025

Head over to YP Birds of Prey. Rehabilitation and education to see what's happening.

29/05/2025

North East Raptor Rescue is now closed due to relocation .

26/03/2025

“Luggerites Daily Dose.” Bob Dalton

In honor of Bob Dalton’s legacy, we invite you to visit the Project Lugger website and see how you can support the vital conservation work he dedicated part of his life to.

Bob was a passionate falconer and the founder of Project Lugger, an initiative focused on protecting the Lugger Falcon, a species that has long been overlooked in research and conservation. His commitment to raising awareness and driving change has made a lasting impact, and we can continue his mission by getting involved.

Please take a moment to explore the website, learn more about the project, and find out how you can help carry Bob’s work forward.

https://www.projectlugger.org

Let’s ensure his passion and dedication live on.

23/03/2025

24/12/2024

Happy Christmas to all.

10/11/2024

It's the time of year again when the Swamp Harriers are nesting.
If you become aware of nest, please let me know as if we get orphaned chicks they can be placed into another nest. Swamp Harriers are asynchronous layers so that chicks hatch at different times so it's fairly easy to "foster" young into nests. Like wise if you do happen to hit a nest with a slasher or hay mower and there are surviving young give me a call. Please do not be tempted to try and raise them yourself, they are very prone to mal imprinting and become aggressive to their human parent and all other humans.

It's the time of year again when the Swamp Harriers are nesting.
If you become aware of nest, please let me know as if we get orphaned chicks they can be placed into another nest. Swamp Harriers as asynchronous layers so that chicks hatch at different times so it's fairly easy to "foster" young into nests. Like wise if you do happen to hit a nest with a slasher or hay mower and there are surviving young give me a call. Please do not be tempted to try and raise them yourself, they are very prone to mal imprinting and become aggressive to their human parent and all other humans.