Bob Anderson, who brought the Decorah Eagles to the World's attention via the World's most watched live streaming video camera ever, and who almost single-handedly brought Peregrine Falcons back from near-extinction, passed away July 27th 2015. He is being nominated via petition for the Presidential Citizens Medal. One hundred thousand signatures are required by August 29, 2015.


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Please help this happen! Sign the petition and pass the link to everyone you know!

I had the pleasure of meeting Bob last year, in Decorah. I and a couple of other eagle-watchers were parked, wondering where the one remaining free-flying juvenile might be. After fledging she had taken up residence at a county mulch-dumping station. Bob drove up and said "She's right over there", pointing to a telephone pole. Right in plain sight!

Thank you for your help!

Here are some articles about Bob:

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I plan to attend his Celebration of Life:

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I signed it.

Somewhat to my surprise, it accepts people like me who are not US citizens/residents.

Thank you, kiwi!

For those who read this but are not members, please join so you can click the link. You're reading this forum anyway, why not join in the conversation?
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You can also Google Bob Anderson Petition and get the story that leads to the petition's link.

I signed it. Very easy and the email comes to your inbox immediately. I hope they make it to 100,000 signatures.

Thank you, Kitty! 1220 signatures so far; there's a long way to go.

hi sparky. thanks for posting this info. i really appreciate it.

It is sadly a dismal response to the petition. Only 1244 signatures so far.

Bob's Celebration of Life is looking gigantic! A shuttle service will be used because parking is quite limited at the Fish Hatchery. 1 to 3 thousand expected??!
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There was maybe 200 people in attendance. Oh, the stories! John Dingley (RRP Board of Directors) spoke of a rubber hat experience with collecting Peregrine Falcon semen, Bob's nephews spoke of never knowing what type bird might be living in Uncle Bob's cellar, the new RRP Director John Howe spoke of learning from Bob that you never pass a dead rabbit or squirrel on the road without a plastic bag to take it home to your freezer.