National Eagle Roost Registry
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As a part of our ongoing study of eagle behavior, The Center for Conservation Biology has started a national registry of eagle communal roost sites. These are gathering sites used by bald and golden eagles at night and daytime. Click on the link below for details about the project www.ccbbirds.org/what-we-do/research/species-of-concern/species-of-concern-projects/national-eagle-roost-registry/
A group of mixed-age class eagles roosting in trees in North Carolina. Photo by Reese Lukei, Jr.
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I am still digesting the information contained in this article and registry! Absolutely amazing to view the map here in the Mid-Atlantic Bight! Thanks again, to CCB and Reese for all your dedication and efforts to bring this information forward.
What a beautiful sight indeed..Thanks Reese