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Susan James, park ranger at Libby Dam Visitor Center, displays a prosthetic bald eagle beak during a presentation by Birds of Prey Northwest on Saturday, April 28, 2018. The beak, printed by a three-dimensional printer, was designed to help rehabilitate Beauty, an injured bald eagle. “Beauty and the Beak” is the award-winning children’s book about Beauty’s experience. (John Blodgett/The Western News)

Susan James, park ranger at Libby Dam Visitor Center, displays a prosthetic bald eagle beak during a presentation by Birds of Prey Northwest on Saturday, April 28, 2018. The beak, printed by a three-dimensional printer, was designed to help rehabilitate Beauty, an injured bald eagle. “Beauty and the Beak” is the award-winning children’s book about Beauty’s experience. (John Blodgett/The Western News)

May 1, 2018

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Birds of prey celebrated at annual Libby Dam event
May 1, 2018 4 a.m.

Birds of prey celebrated at annual Libby Dam event

Birds of Prey Northwest, the Idaho-based raptor rehabilitation and educational nonprofit that presented at Libby Dam for the seventh consecutive year on Saturday, had more to celebrate this year than the seven birds it brought along to share with the public.