(28 Feb 2025)
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Greenleaf, Wisconsin – 14 February 2025
1. Various of Stephanie Stevens calling down her hunting falcon, Echo
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Green Bay, Wisconsin – 16 February 2025
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Stephanie Stevens, falconer:
"I have the utmost respect for her because she is always going to be a wild animal. She’s going to do things that are a little bit unpredictable at times, and I have to respect that. You trap them from the wild, they’re already hunting on their own. It takes time to build that trust and build that relationship.”
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Greenleaf, Wisconsin – 14 February 2025
3. Closeup of Echo’s face
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Green Bay, Wisconsin – 16 February 2025
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Stephanie Stevens, falconer:
"Every time I take her hunting, she has the opportunity to go into the wild and not come back to me. It’s her choosing to come back to me. When she does get her rabbit, I do feed the hawk the rabbit, but we also will eat some of the rabbit for our meals.”
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Greenleaf, Wisconsin – 14 February 2025
5. Wide of Echo flying down from a tree to Stephanie Stevens
6. Medium of Echo on Stephanie Steven’s arm
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Mason, Wisconsin – 15 February 2025
7. Medium of a stream in a forest
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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Doolittle, falconer and retired biologist:
"Last year was an example of a catastrophic year for snowshoe hares because there was just no place for them to hide. And I come through here where there still should be suitable habitat and the numbers are still extremely low. It’s not just that habitat change that’s happened in the last 50 years in northern Wisconsin, it’s now also been the amount of time snow cover remains on the ground.”
9. Medium pan up of snowshoe hare tracks in the snow
10. Medium of fallen branches covered in snow
11. Wide pan right of snow-covered forest
12. Detail of small branch with bark eaten off by a possible snowshoe hare
13. Wide pan down of snow-covered forest
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Doolittle, falconer and retired biologist:
"Falconry is part of who I am. It’s part of where I live. It’s my home. It’s my passion. But when parts of it change, it breaks your heart.”
15. Wide of Tom Doolittle walking through forest
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Greenleaf, Wisconsin – 14 February 2025
16. Wide of Stephanie Stevens and her son, Daniel, walking through forest with Echo
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Green Bay, Wisconsin – 16 February 2025
17. SOUNDBITE (English) Stephanie Stevens, falconer:
"It’s also been wonderful for my own children to get them outside and we’re bonding together, we’re spending quality time together that I hope becomes core memories for them. I know my kids are being brought up a little bit different but ultimately, they’re understanding that respect for the environment and for the living things in the environment.”
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Greenleaf, Wisconsin – 14 February 2025
18. Various of Stephanie Stevens and her son, Daniel trying to flush small game animals out of a brush pile
19. Medium of Stephanie Stevens walking while holding Echo
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Green Bay, Wisconsin – 16 February 2025
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Stephanie Stevens, falconer:
"Learning how animals work together and how they evolve together, it’s this really intricate dance and it’s helping me understand that better. You can see, like, how happy they are when that wind is under their feathers and they’re just soaring."
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22. Medium of Echo in a tree
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