Center for Conservation Biology

August 10, 2011

Azalea Still at TRS Near Plymouth, NC

About the only change to report about Azalea is that she has gone back to using both night-time communal roosts. She has still not left the […]
August 7, 2011

For Azalea It Is Just Catfish

Since arriving back at the NC Tidewater Research Station on Aug 3, Azalea has not left the confines of the research station and the privately owned […]
August 7, 2011

Camellia on West Neck Creek – VB 8/7

Camellia is on the move again He spent the day of Aug 4 on the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River. About noon Aug 5 Camellia […]
August 4, 2011

Camellia Remains on Elizabeth River

Not a whole lot to tell you about Camellia. He is still in the area of the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River near Military Highway […]
August 4, 2011

Azalea – “Do Catfish Have Magnets?”

Want to guess where Azalea is as of Aug 4 at 11:00am? Hmmm! Let me think about that! Have anything to do with catfish? Well, you […]
August 4, 2011

Azalea – "Do Catfish Have Magnets?"

Want to guess where Azalea is as of Aug 4 at 11:00am? Hmmm! Let me think about that! Have anything to do with catfish? Well, you […]
August 2, 2011

Kentucky Transmittered Eagles in Iowa & Wisconsin

In May 2010 Dr Bryan Watts and Libby Mojica of  The Center for Conservation Biology traveled to Ballard Wildlife Management Area in Ballard County, KY and […]
August 2, 2011

Kentucky Transmittered Eagles in Iowa & Wisconsin

In May 2010 Dr Bryan Watts and Libby Mojica of  The Center for Conservation Biology traveled to Ballard Wildlife Management Area in Ballard County, KY and […]
August 2, 2011

Azalea Also on Elizabeth River – But!!

Azalea is also on the Elizabeth River, however, in an entirely different part, the Southern Branch in Chesapeake near the I-64 high-rise bridges, about 10 miles […]
August 2, 2011

Camellia Back on Elizabeth River

Camellia has returned to very familiar territory as of July 31 at 1:00pm – the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River. He hung around the Witchduck, […]
July 30, 2011

Saw Pen Point Bald Eagle Update 7/30

It appears that the two juvenile bald eagles born at the Saw Pen Point nest in Virginia Beach have dispersed from their natal area. They fledged […]
July 30, 2011

Camellia on Lynnhaven River in Va Beach 7/29

Camellia has left Broad Creek in Norfolk and flown to the Western Branch of the Lynnhaven River as of the afternoon of July 26. Since then […]
July 30, 2011

Azalea Returns to Virginia Beach – Again

Azalea has returned once again to Virginia Beach. She left the catfish ponds and Tidewater Research Station about 4:00pm July 28 crossing the Albemarle Sound and […]
July 26, 2011

Camellia Back in Ingleside – Norfolk

After spending most of the day at Hewitt Farms on July 23, Camellia flew back to Algonquin and Crab Creek in Norfolk. He hung around there […]
July 26, 2011

Azalea – Same Status – Eating Catfish

Azalea is just content to spend most of the summer in Plymouth (Washington County), NC. Other than a brief afternoon flight north across Route 64 on […]
July 23, 2011

Camellia At Hewitt Farms Norfolk 9AM 7/23

Camellia spent a couple more days on the Lafayette River in Norfolk and has not been back to Norfolk Botanical Garden since July 19. Yesterday morning […]
July 23, 2011

Azalea – No Change – Catfish

There has been no change in the location of Azalea. All she has done for the past three days is fly back-and-forth between the communal roost […]
July 20, 2011

Camellia Explores Norfolk 7/17-20

Camellia has really been busy flying about several neighborhoods in Norfolk, VA.  On the previous map Camellia was across Lake Whitehurst from Norfolk Botanical Garden at […]