Raptor Exhibit

wooded area with wooden structures and large disc with owl image

Raptors are birds of prey that use sharp talons and hooked beaks to capture, kill, and tear their food. The Raptor Exhibit includes three buildings housing live New Hampshire raptors such as Bald Eagle, Red‑shouldered Hawk, Broad‑winged Hawk, Red‑tailed Hawk, Great Horned Owl, and American Kestrel. Learn how injuries—often from cars, windows, or environmental toxins—brought these birds here, and how they now help people understand and protect New Hampshire wildlife.

Animals in Exhibit

Squam Lakes Natural Science Center
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