July 29, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 29, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCamellia on Virginia Middle Peninsula July 28When we last left Camellia, he was on the Northern Peninsula of Virginia on the Corrotoman River west of Lancaster, VA at 7:00pm July 25. He […]
July 29, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 29, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea Returns to Virginia Beach July 28Once again, Azalea has made one of her direct flights back to Virginia Beach. Yesterday, July 28 at 10:00am, she left the catfish ponds and flew […]
July 26, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 26, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCamellia Explores Lancaster County, VACamellia has not moved very far since our last satellite map as of 7:00am July 19. He remained just west of Weems, VA all day July 19 […]
July 26, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 26, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea Finds New Night RoostNot much new to report about Azalea and her travels. Maybe it has been too hot to travel! She only made one very brief hop across […]
July 25, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 25, 2010Categories Eagle Nest BlogAdult Sits on Branch Behind NATO BridgeFor the past few weeks in the evening after 6:00pm one of the adult eagles at NBG has perched on a pine branch behind the bridge […]
July 24, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 24, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea and Camellia Stay PutAzalea remains at the catfish ponds near Plymouth, NC at noon on July 23. Camellia has also stayed put since the last map in the Weems/Irvington, […]
July 20, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 20, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea at Catfish Ponds During Visit July 15Well, Azalea was at the catfish pond area during my visit on July 15, however, she never sat in either of the trees that I posted […]
July 19, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 19, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCamellia Flies Further NorthCamellia continues his journey by flying further north and east into territory explored last year by his big sister, Azalea. Camellia left the Wise Point area […]
July 16, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 16, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCatfish Pond VisitOn Thursday July 15 I made a visit to the Tidewater Research Station operated by the North Carolina Dept. of Agriculture near Plymouth, NC to see […]
July 16, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 16, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCamellia Near West Point, VACamellia is now well on his way to exploring this world. After arriving over Queens Creek on July 13 at 6:00pm he came to rest on […]
July 15, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 15, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea Back to Catfish RoutineAzalea 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, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 15, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogCamellia Leaves NBG July 13Well 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, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 15, 2010Categories News StoryCCB assists other groups in tracking eagles
July 14, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 14, 2010Categories Eagle Nest BlogAdult Poses Below CameraToday, 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, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 14, 2010Categories News StoryStudying eagles along the lower Susquehanna (Conowingo)
July 13, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 13, 2010Categories News StoryReproductive effort of red-cockaded woodpeckers at Piney Grove a result of age before beauty
July 12, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 12, 2010Categories News StoryMercury levels in Chesapeake Bay bald eagles
July 12, 2010Published by Center for Conservation Biology at July 12, 2010Categories EagleTrak BlogAzalea Returns to Catfish PondsAzalea 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 […]