Peacock Books & Wildlife Art News — Lisa's Bald Eagle Documentary
Peacock Books & Wildlife Art at Hillcrest Shopping Center
#1 international bestselling series WOLVES OF WHITEWATER FALLS™ written and illustrated by Lisa Loucks-Christenson Lisa Loucks-Christenson Lisa's Bald Eagle Documentary Struggling for Existence: What Nature Shared Winter Bugs! Documentary
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Peacock Books & Wildlife Art is a unique bookstore and gallery founded by Lisa Loucks-Christenson, located in Shop #1 at 1618 Hwy 52 N, in the Hillcrest Shopping Center. The store offers:
- New releases
- Exclusive personalized books from Story Antics®
- Collectibles
- Classics
- Hand-curated used books
Signature Documentaries
Lisa's most notable works include:
- Bald Eagle Documentary (2005-2020)
- Covers 15 years of eagle life in the Whitewater Valley
- Contains over a million images
- Featured on Ron Schara's Minnesota Bound (2010-2011)
- Exhibited at the National Eagle Center
- Winter Bugs! Documentary
- Captures insect life during Minnesota winters
- Documented micro-sized creatures in sub-zero temperatures
- Exhibited at the National Eagle Center
3. Struggling for Existence: What Nature Shared
- Documented wildlife and urban creatures in all weather
- 20 year investigation into our wildlife struggling to survive
- Poacher, illegal trapping, baiting and more.
Additional Highlights
- Lisa is an award-winning author, photographer, and illustrator
- Owns over 400 exclusive books and ebooks
- Added her documentary film in 2024 to Peacock Books & Wildlife Art
The store serves as a comprehensive showcase of Lisa's wildlife documentation and literary works, appealing to nature enthusiasts and book lovers alike.
Day 12, Saturday, January 12, 2019
Lisa Loucks Christenson Lisa's Bald Eagle Documentary Minnesota eagles Nest 3 Nest 4 Sam the Border Collie
I took Sam the Border Collie along with me today. We went to go check the eagle activity on nests 3 & 4. Happy to report both nests sites have eagles working on building up their nests.
I saw the Nest 3 pair mating on the nest the other day. I think, without looking back in my notes, the Nest 6 pair still holds the record for the earliest mating in January. January 10th, it seems.
Nest 5 pair was working on their nest a couple days ago.