Very little satellite data for Camellia but we do know where he is as of Feb 20 at 8:00am (WHITE arrow). Only one data point on […]

Thank goodness for the sun. The solar battery powering the satellite transmitter that Camellia is wearing charged up enough to send data from Noon on Feb […]

KE has spent most of the past week at Swift Creek Reservoir in Chesterfield County. She did make one visit to the Chesterfield landfill on Feb […]

Well, once again there is very little satellite data from Camellia due to the cloudy weather we have been having. However, there is enough data to […]

KE has been exploring territory that is new to her. She began the past week at Swift Creek Reservoir in Pocahontas State Park (YELLOW arrow Jan […]

Surprise! The satellite transmitter that Camellia is wearing sent enough data to know that he has flown to Hatton Point in Portsmouth on the Western Branch […]

KE is visiting one of the most popular fishing holes in central Virginia, Swift Creek Reservoir (http://www.dgif.virginia.gov/fishing/waterbodies/display.asp?id=128). This 156-acre body of water is a part of […]

I only was able to obtain a few hours data for Camellia. His transmitter did not like the snow any more than we did, and stopped […]

Camellia has been visiting a few familiar places and as of this map is in a farm field not too far from the Virginia Beach Courthouse […]

Well, it seems that KE is intent on not returning to Virginia Beach. She has instead flown west to Chesterfield County south of Richmond to the […]

Blame it on the weather! Why not, we all do. Anyway, the satellite transmitter Camellia is wearing did not send a signal from Jan 12 to […]

KE has returned to the same farm field in Surry County, VA (White arrow – Jan 16 at 4:oopm). She crossed the James River, flying over […]

For an unknown reason the cell transmitter that KE is wearing stopped sending a signal from Dec 31 to Jan 12 at Noon. The transmitter is […]

The juvenile female bald eagle known as KE was fitted with a cell technology transmitter on May 22, 2012 at her nest tree in the Saw […]

Camellia’s transmitter fell silent again from Jan 6 to Jan 9. The transmitter began sending a signal again at 3pm Jan 9 (PINK). As of this […]