Center for Conservation Biology

August 12, 2009

Satellite Map Aug 1 to 11

Azalea has wandered even farther from Norfolk Botanical Garden. The lowest center data point is over the Haygood area near Independence Blvd in Virginia Beach at […]
August 12, 2009

Blog Site Address

The upgrades to the William & Mary blog sites have been completed. The CCB eagle blog web site address has changed to http://eagletrak.blogs.wm.edu. The old web address […]
August 7, 2009

Blog Improvements Coming

The CCB EagleTrak blog site will be off-line for a part of Monday August 10th. The College of William & Mary has notified CCB that wmblogs […]
August 3, 2009

Azalea map July 29 – Aug 2

Azalea has again flown over new territory, but also settled into something of a routine. She is spending less and less time near the nest. At […]
July 31, 2009

Satellite map July 26-31

Azalea has become more active and has visited or flown over new areas around NBG. She has ventured over Lake Whitehurst where it meets Shore Drive […]
July 30, 2009

Juvenile eagle plumage patterns

Earlier today EagleEye asked a question about the tail pattern on juvenile eagles. The question is a broader matter of identification and the coloration of tail, […]
July 28, 2009

Satellite map July 20 to July 27

This satellite map of data from the transmitter that Azalea is wearing shows that she has been getting a wider view of the Norfolk/Virginia Beach area […]
July 27, 2009

No avian pox

Last week the question was asked as to whether this year’s young eagles showed any signs of avian pox. An excellent question considering that is what […]
July 26, 2009

Have HE and HK left?

Azalea (HH) was at the nest and camera tree all day today all by herself (photos). One of the adults brought in a fish about 8:00am […]
July 24, 2009

Dependent / Independent

My Webster’s 1956 dictionary has these word’s of wisdom Dependent – Relying on, or subject to, something else for support Independent – Not dependent The most […]
July 22, 2009

Satellite Map July 17-22

So more of the same from Azalea this week. Azalea’s split her time between the pine trees around the nest and “the dump” (composting facility). She […]
July 20, 2009

Satellite map July 14-19

Hi all – Reese is out of town this week so I’ll be posting maps in his absence. Over the weekend, Azalea continued to utilize two […]
July 16, 2009

Satellite map July 11-16

This map covers the period early morning July 11 to early morning July 16. The data points show a much broader territory for Azalea. All three […]
July 13, 2009

Overwhelming Response to Eagle Site

CCB has had an overwhelming response by people going to our new Virginia Eagles web site. The “nest locator” part of the website crashed this morning. […]
July 13, 2009

Satellite map July 5 – July 10

The latest satellite map (early morning July 5 to early morning July 10) from data transmitted from Azalea (HH) indicates that she has expanded her range […]
July 10, 2009

New Virginia Eagle Locator Website

You can now be a part of the annual survey of bald eagle nest sites in Virginia. The Center for Conservation Biology (CCB) has launched a […]
July 8, 2009

Satellite map July 2-6

This is the satellite data locations for Azalea from 11am July 2 to 4pm July 6. She is spending much more time away from the nest […]
July 7, 2009

Understanding the tracking maps

A few folks have asked questions about how to decipher the map images Reese posts to the blog. Here’s a brief summary of what you are […]