Loren

Loren is a first-winter female snowy owl, trapped Jan. 25, 2024 by Falcon Environmental at the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport in Québec. She was underweight at the time of capture, so she was transported to Dr. Guy Fitzgerald at  Union Québécoise de Réhabilitation des Oiseaux de Proie (UQROP). After a health assessment and a chance to gain weight, she was fitted with … Read More

Salyer

Salyer is an third-year adult male snowy owl, tagged by Matt Solensky Jan. 14, 2023, near J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge in northern North Dakota. His transmitter was underwritten by generous contributions from the public to Project SNOWstorm.   Latest Updates

Coteau

Coteau is a third-year female that joined Project SNOWstorm on Dec. 22, 2019, when she was tagged near Pearl Lake in western Stutsman County, North Dakota by Matt Solensky. Her transmitter was funded by generous donations from the public. Latest Updates

Medina

Medina is an adult female snowy owl, trapped Nov. 24, 2019, near Woodworth, ND by Matt Solensky of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Northern Prairie Research Center, and named for the nearby town of Medina. Her transmitter was funded by generous donations from the public. Latest Updates

Pearl

Pearl is a two-year-old female snowy owl, trapped Nov. 27, 2019, near Woodworth, ND by Matt Solensky of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Northern Prairie Research Center,and named for nearby Pearl Lake. Her transmitter was funded by generous donations from the public. Latest Updates

Argus

This adult male was tagged Jan. 20, 2019, just north of Fargo, ND, by Matt Solensky of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Northern Prairie Research Center.   Latest Updates

Harwood

This adult male was tagged Jan. 14, 2019,  just north of Fargo, ND, along I-29 by Matt Solensky. Unfortunately, he was struck and killed by a vehicle a month later, Feb. 13, 2019, while hunting along the highway.   Latest Updates

Woodworth

This adult male was tagged Dec. 10, 2018, on the Stutsman/Kidder county line, ND, by Matt Solensky of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Northern Prairie Research Center. He spent most of the winter of 2018-19 on the North Dakota/Manitoba border, migrating north in April 2019 to the Boothia Peninsula in the central Canadian Arctic, where he spent the summer. Latest Updates

Pettibone

This adult male, tagged Feb. 10, 2018, in Kidder County, ND, by Matt Solensky of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Northern Prairie Research Center, was at least five years old at the time. His transmitter was funded by generous donations from the public, and he was named for a nearby town. Pettibone migrated north in April 2018 to Banks Island in … Read More

Ashtabula

This juvenile male was tagged Dec. 5, 2017, by Matt Solensky from the U.S. Geological Survey, just south of Lake Ashtabula near Sanborn, North Dakota, and has spent the winter largely on the ag fields and prairies surrounding local lakes and marshes. Ashtabula’s transmitter was underwritten with generous donations from the public to Project SNOWstorm. Latest Updates