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Great Blue Herons Rebound in the Chesapeake Bay
September 23, 2013
Camellia at Lake Taylor – Norfolk 9/23/2013
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Published by Center for Conservation Biology at September 23, 2013
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Osprey along James River in the Chesapeake Bay

Osprey along James River in the Chesapeake Bay. Photo by John DiGiorgio.


This week we’ve seen big movements as all three male osprey are in full migration. The second osprey reach Cuba on 9/20 with the third bird only a few days behind. With a big front coming across the Eastern US, we expect it will speed the last bird south.

Rice

Rice crossed from Florida to Cuba in a 6 hour flight from Tavernier Key to an island near the Cuban town of Corralillo. Rice is catching up to Jett in Cuba only lagging 250km NW of Jett’s location.

Rice 20130923

Rice crosses into Cuba

Jett

Jett spent 10 days in Cuba leisurely moving SE along the island. He passed within 7km of the US installation at Guantanamo Bay before launching over the Caribbean Ocean to Haiti.

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Jett leaves Cuba headed for Haiti

Thurston

Thurston is taking a more coastal route south flying over the towns of Charleston, Savannah, and Jacksonville. He is currently near Satellite Beach, FL refueling in the intercoastal waterway.

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Thurston migrates along the coast.

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