Center for Conservation Biology

July 15, 2010

Azalea Back to Catfish Routine

Azalea has pretty much returned to her regular catfish routine. She has visited a couple nearby places she has been before like the old borrow pit […]
July 15, 2010

Camellia Leaves NBG July 13

Well the next major phase of the life of Camellia has begun. He has now left home and is now on his own. After spending the […]
July 15, 2010
closeup of Camellia with transmitter

CCB assists other groups in tracking eagles

July 14, 2010

Adult Poses Below Camera

Today, July 14, the male adult (I think it is the male) flew to the front branch of the nest tree about 4:15, but sat there […]
July 14, 2010

Studying eagles along the lower Susquehanna (Conowingo)

July 13, 2010

Reproductive effort of red-cockaded woodpeckers at Piney Grove a result of age before beauty

July 12, 2010

Mercury levels in Chesapeake Bay bald eagles

July 12, 2010

Azalea Returns to Catfish Ponds

Azalea remained here just long enough to let us know that she still knew her way home, but she needs more manners as she failed to […]
July 12, 2010

Camellia Remains at NBG

Camellia’s satellite transmitter is sending signals most of the time now. There were a few time on July 9 when it did not. Since our last […]
July 11, 2010

Rare four-chick eagle brood in Pennsylvania

July 10, 2010

Mexican whip-poor-will monitoring

July 10, 2010

Camellia & Yellow-Crowned Night Heron

Camellia (NC) has sat on the front branch of the nest tree for the past three afternoons. Yesterday, July 9, he sat there from about 11:50am […]
July 10, 2010

Camellia & Yellow-Crowned Night Heron

Camellia (NC) has sat on the front branch of the nest tree for the past three afternoons. Yesterday, July 9, he sat there from about 11:50am […]
July 9, 2010

Peregrine falcons thriving

July 8, 2010

Azalea in Virginia Beach July 5-8

Alright Azalea – we are going to find you!! She is back in Virginia Beach. Last night she spent the night near the intersection of Witchduck […]
July 7, 2010

Peregrine falcon, “James”, establishes record for lifetime reproductive success

July 7, 2010

Camellia Transmitter Finally Working!!

The sun has finally done its job – powered up the satellite transmitter that Camellia is wearing on his back. You will notice something different about […]
July 7, 2010

Azalea Returns to Virginia Beach

For the satellite map period June 29 at 11:00am until this map at 7:00pm July 5, Azalea remained at the catfish farms UNTIL 1:30pm Monday July […]