Camellia Remains in Great Neck Aug 13
August 13, 2013CCB collaborates with Canadian Wildlife Service on Arctic Shorebirds
August 16, 2013Camellia has been on tour again and laughing at us all the way – “Catch me if you can!! Think you can keep up with me?” Brown Cove, First Landing State Park, Centerville, St Brides, Lafayette River, and this morning in Alanton in Virginia Beach. His data points are – YELLOW arrow Aug 13 at 10:00am (Brown Cove, Great Neck), PINK pointer Aug 14 at 8:00am (First Landing State Park), GREEN pointer Aug 14 at 11:00am(Centerville – Chesapeake), BLUE pointer Aug 15 at 6:00am (St Brides), ORANGE pointer Aug 15 at 1:00pm (Lafayette River – Norfolk), PURPLE pointer Aug 16 at 6:00am and as of this map WHITE arrow Aug 16 at 9:00am (Alanton).
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Cam, what’s the matter? Too much rain and fishing isn’t too good right now? Or maybe you are having fun in this cool weather – makes you feel like flying!
Thanks Reese!
Boy, he’s a stinker!!!
Camellia is a busy boy. Thanks for the update, Reese!
Such a Stinker! Glad you’re having fun Cammy. How about painting your talon nails bright yellow? That could give us a chance.
Thanks for the update Reese.
Has anyone kept tracks of Dad Norfolk? has he reared any “little ones” since the eviction from Norfolk Gardens?
Response – The NBG male and his mate are still there, but did not produce any young this past season.