Resident Birds
At The Raptor Trust, we provide injured birds with a second chance at life in the wild. Some birds sustain injuries preventing their release, while others become imprinted on humans due to illegal captivity. Despite this, we ensure they receive quality care and appropriate husbandry. This allows us to fulfill our educational mission, providing visitors with the opportunity to observe approximately 40 different raptors native to New Jersey.
Please note not all resident birds may be on display at all times.
Eagles
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Colonel
Bald Eagle
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Mariah
Golden Eagle
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Thor
Golden Eagle
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Uno
Bald Eagle
Falcons
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Aretha
Peregrine Falcon
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Hampton
Peregrine Falcon
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Hudson
Peregrine Falcon
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Little Queen and Harriet
Merlins
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Ollie
American Kestrel
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Zizi
American Kestrel
Hawks
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Billie
Broad-Winged Hawk
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Bobbie
Broad-Winged Hawk
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Costa
Red-Tailed Hawk
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Ginger
Red-Shouldered Hawk
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Harp
Rough-legged Hawk
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Kili
Red-Tailed Hawk
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Louise
Northern Harrier
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Pepe
Red-Tailed Hawk
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Takota
Red-Tailed Hawk
Owls
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Bart
Barred Owls
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Dusky
Eastern Screech Owl
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Grace
Barred Owls
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Hootie Bob
Eastern Screech Owl
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Lee
Eastern Screech Owl
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Mom
Eastern Screech Owl
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Muffin
Barred Owls
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Penny
Eastern Screech Owl
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Sonny
Barred Owl
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Vilma
Barred Owl
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Weird Alice
Eastern Screech Owl
Vultures
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Templeton
Turkey Vulture
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Turk
Turkey Vulture
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Winston
Black Vulture
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Virgil
Turkey Vulture
Song Birds
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Pearl
American Robin
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Ray
Common Raven
Visit The Raptor Trust
Education Center
Discover the fascinating world of birds with us! Participate in interactive Q&A sessions, explore aviaries housing endangered species, and get up close with live raptors. Book your tour 2-10 days in advance.