Thank you for visiting HawkTalk.Org
Call us at 1-770-720-1847 to discuss hawk rescue. We care for raptors (birds of prey) that cannot be released back to the wild.
We also rehabilitate hawks, owls, eagles, kites, falcons and ospreys.
We need Mouse Money and general support!
Please note: while we use PayPal to process your donations, you DO NOT need a PayPal account to donate.
Just follow the button below and use your credit card like it was on a regular site.
We are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization located in North Georgia providing hawk rescue and care for other raptors (birds of prey) including owls, eagles, falcons and osprey.
We operate our facility based on donations from caring people who, for one reason or another, aren’t in the position to be rehabbers themselves, but are interested in and dedicated to the preservation and protection of raptors.
We also do off site programs for schools, nature centers, scouts, birthday parties, public displays, etc. This is done on a fee basis. Please call for details!
Hacking for hawk rescue or owl rehabilitation.
Hacking is an old falconry technique that is literally, thousands of years old. Hacking (AKA soft release) is how we re-introduced the Golden Eagle back to the Cumberland Plateau in northwest Georgia, the American Bald eagle to the Lake Allatoona area north of Atlanta and the Peregrine Falcon in downtown Atlanta. We can help you with this procedure or provide it as a service.
For more information, see our blog post on Hacking Orphaned Hawks and Owls.
Here’s what we have going at Facebook
They're multiplying!
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Awe…So glad they have each other. 🙌
How adorable ❤️❤️
New baby!
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Wonderful video Monteen! I learn something every time I watch one of your videos! This baby owl is lucky to be in your fine care!
Happy to help anytime HawkTalk, Inc.. Thank you so much for taking this baby in and working your magic. 😊💓 They’re lucky they made it to you!! 🙏🏼
gofund.me/97efed49A big shout-out to all of you HOO have helped us with acquiring a new/old vehicle. I have had good luck choosing used Toyota's in the past, so hopefully this one will keep us going for a while. It has a small oil leak that I need to investigate and I'm not sure how long it's been since the timing belt has been replaced. Other than that, it's running like a top! I am so happy and grateful.If you have donated already, THANK YOU!!! Please consider sharing with like minded people that understand how difficult it is for small non-profits to stay afloat.If you are just now seeing this and would like to help us reach our goal of 1,200 more dollars, just follow the link and it will walk you through how to help us.The ladies who started this campaign for us will be winding it down towards the end of the month, so you will have a couple more weeks to donate and share. We appreciate all your help and support! ....m.
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Giving this little one a few more days off the ground. Really appreciate the finder agreeing to me walking her thru the process.
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This poor bird was fed bread by well meaning people. He will never be able to fulfill his destiny.
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I didn't know you couldn't feed them bread! 🫣
Education is so important for people to know what to feed birds…you are right…well meaning people who just don’t know.
I recently tried to politely inform someone not to do that but they insist that's all they will eat out of the options I gave them. My reply was, don't feed them at all then.
Baby vulture!
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Yer nobody 'til you've been puked on by a vulture.
I deal with vultures all day long. Their parents like roosting on cell phone tower radios. Nice and warm. 🤣
