CCB 2013 Annual Report available online
January 2, 2014“Waterbirds of the Chesapeake: A monitoring plan” now available
January 3, 2014Camellia continues to have solar battery issues – low voltage resulting in the transmitter not being able to transmit data to the satellite. However, there is data still being collected. Thanks to the computer wizzardry of Libby Mojica here are four data point locations for Camellia. Libby advises that 10 of the 20 eagles being tracked are experiencing the same problem. Shorter winter daylight hours and stormy weather mean less time for the batteries to get charged. Sunshine – we and Camellia need more sunshine.
Pink Dec 19
Green Dec 25
Blue Dec 28
Orange Dec 31
7 Comments
I just want to say your site is so cool! I have been thinking about investing in a GPS satellite transmitter for bird tracking for a while. I am a big fan, just wanted to say hello!
Amen to more sunshine Reese..I’am surprised it is transmitting at all..I bet I have seen you flying Cam Have been going up that way often lately ..(sigh) maybe one day…Thanks Libby(fingers crossed for a new Cobb Isl. cam) Thank to you too Reese..
Reese, Libby, thanks! Glad you guys could squeeze some data points out. Hope he is able to keep transmitting.
Thanks so much Libby! Glad to see Cammy staying in the area. Let the sun shine!
Thank you Reese.
So glad to know he’s all right! Thank you Reese and Libby!
Thanks, Reese – and Libby!!! Bring on the sun!
Thanks for your diligence, Reese and Libby. Glad to get news of Cam’s whereabouts. Shine on.