For some unknown reason the Argos satellite program only downloaded one days tracking data this time. Camellia spent the day March 23 flying back and forth […]
Camellia is doing a good job of exploring the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River and the neighborhoods along its shores in Norfolk, Chesapeake and Virginia […]
Despite high winds during the month of February, the bald eagle breeding population on the Eastern Shore of Virginia is already setting new records. The Center […]
After a two-day visit to Cypress Creek in Smithfield, VA, Camellia has returned to the Norfolk, Virginia Beach/Chesapeake area of the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth […]
Azalea has returned to Virginia Beach for a visit. Guess she had enough catfish for the time being. She left the NC Tidewater Research Station about […]
Photos from the NBG/DGIF/WVEC eagle cam March 18 of the three eaglets. The eaglets received some national and international publicity today. This morning a photo of […]
The waiting, suspense and tension are finally over. For the fifth year out eight years the breeding pair of bald eagles at Norfolk Botanical Garden have […]
The waiting, suspense and tension are finally over. For the fifth year out of eight, the pair of breeding bald eagles at Norfolk Botanical Garden have […]
Looks like Azalea plans to stay around the North Carolina Tidewater Research Station and the private catfish farms like she did in 2010. Other than a […]