Gold & Platinum Adopters of Dante:
Marni & John Rapf • Jeff Kagel • Nadia Abderrazzaq • Jane Beeghly • Zach Zeneberg • Ardee Crawford • Samuel & Grammie • In memory of Craig Wilson • Richard Wenzel •
Business Partner Adopters of Dante:
Oregon Pacific Bank
Dante, a Golden Eagle, hatched in the Mendocino National Forest of Northern California in summer of 2016. He came into human care as a nestling and grew up at the California Foundation for Birds of Prey. In the fall of 2016, he joined the Cascades education team.
When not practicing his ambassador skills with his trainers, Dante enjoys birdwatching, taking showers from the hose, destroying his toys, ripping the leaves off branches, and foraging for hidden food items in his aviary.
Golden Eagles live primarily in the open country of the Mountain West region. They are acute visual hunters who can spot prey from over a mile away and reach speeds of 200 miles per hour in a hunting dive.
Spanish bird biographies by CrossCultural Now