Azalea spent three days at Harwoods Mill Reservoir in Newport News (YELLOW arrow and GREEN pointer) then Nov 30 flew back to Norfolk. Yesterday Nov 30 at 3:00pm she was on the northern branch of the Lafayette River between Roland Park and Cromwell – WHITE arrow.
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Thank you so much for keeping up with my baby girl. Nice to see the Kids visiting home 🙂 and know they are safe.
I appreciate all you do for us
Dix
Mr. Lukei thank you for all you do for the eagles. I had a bit of a strange question. All the eagles tracked are known primarily by their banding letters. Is it possible to run out of unique banding combinations, if so how would they differentiate one say HH from another?
Response – Some of the color bands are a combination of numbers and letters which increases the number of bands available.
Hi Reese – I believe HK is the male from the 2009 nest – my little fella – right? HE is the sister from the 2009 nest???? Could this mean that all three sibs are here together. Oh happy day – Oh happy day.
Reese – Hope you have the happiest of birthdays! What a wonderful day for you to have all this great news!
Response – My boo-boo – HK is a male – Post corrected. Guess I got excited!!
Mr. Lukei, Congo posted your site for us to view.
Thank you so much for the updates on Azalea and Camellia. Great picture of Azalea. Nice to know they are in their home area. Makes the injury to NX a little easier to bear, knowing they are flying free and being safe.
Thanks again for all you do for wildlife and for keeping the Eagle/Critter Nation informed on their travels. Have a great Holiday, you deserve it.
Thank you Reese for the up dates. How exciting for Andrea!
Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
Have a great Birthday!!!
Thank you for these amazing pics and updates. I also want to wish Mr. Lukei a wonderful birthday, with many thanks from all of Eagle Nation for the great work you do!