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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Azalea remains at the privately owned catfish ponds east of Plymouth, NC. She seems to have a favorite pond which you can see has a concentration […]

After spending weeks on the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, Chesapeake and Virginia Beach, Camellia has returned home. He visited Norfolk Botanical Garden on July 11, 12 […]

Azalea has not gone anywhere since arriving back at the catfish ponds near Plymouth, NC on July 9th. As of this satellite map at 4:00pm July […]