RAPTOR, Inc.

06/21/2026

Fly over & see us at Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library this week!

06/21/2026

On this magnificent longest day of the year, we come together to honor the Sun and the remarkable fathers in our lives.

Our Ambassador Apollo wishes a special Happy Solstice and Father's Day, to those we were given and those we've had the privilege of choosing as our own!

06/20/2026

Is it just me, or are these the same pic?

06/20/2026

HAPPY AMERICAN EAGLE DAY!

Today, we honor our National bird.
Each day, we work to conserve and protect raptors like the American Eagle.

With support from friends like you, we continue to Rescue, Rehabilitate, Release & Educate!

♥️

06/19/2026

Send a message to learn more

06/19/2026

06/19/2026

Saving the wild. Saving us.🦅
RAPTOR, Inc. brings live hawks, owls, and eagles to you for hands-on, minds-on science that sticks with kids and adults alike.

We deliver hundreds of programs across our community every year—410 in 2025 alone—because conservation education isn’t extra credit, it’s essential.

Schools, scout troops, retirement communities, weddings, birthdays, reunions…if you’ve got a crowd, we’ve got a bird and a story for them.

Book your program today:
📞 (513) 825-3325
📧 [email protected]

06/18/2026

Is that the phone? I think we’re getting a call!

Red Shouldered Hawks make a ‘kee-yah’ call and use it to claim their territory or when alarmed.
Female Red-shouldered Hawks sometimes give a soft kee call when on the nest.

Bluejays are known to mimic their cries to ward off enemies. (& to bluejays…that’s pretty much everybirdy)

I think the call of the Red Shouldered Hawk sounds like they’re yelling HAWK HAWK HAWK ! What about you?

🎥: Vicki Lynn • Tony Hawk (backyard bird - bud in St Bernard,Oh)

06/18/2026

Meet the RAPTOR Inc. Education Ambassadors: 11 wild stories. 🦅

Apollo the peregrine rocket. Hera the queenly great horned. Lazarus the comeback king red-tail. Noah the pocket-sized colorful kestrel. Orion the cleanup crew turkey vulture who thinks he's man's best friend. Ruby the Raucous red-shouldered forest voice, with a bad eye. Isis an unusual red-tailed hawk with the perfect camo-attire for the Arctic. Spencer the “who-cooks-for-you” barred owl. Aging Storm the ghostly barn owl. Owlvie and Willow, the young, gray-morph, but-not-twin screech owls.

They can’t go back to the wild, so they’re busy changing hearts instead—one school gym, library, and backyard birder at a time. 💚 When you see them at our open houses, expect love at first sight, or second or third sight, if you've visited us before.

Watch the reel, pick your favorite in the comments, and tell us which one you’d want to “meet and tweet” about at a program.

BTW: We make house calls, or school calls, or wedding calls, too. You get the idea. We have birds, will travel. When you want stunning, informative, and unusual entertainment to delight audiences at your next event, book a program with us at (513) 825-3325 or complete the online form at https://www.raptorinc.org/forms/program-request/