Camellia has made a brief trip to North Carolina. After spending the night of April 22 on the Pasquotank River in Camden County, NC, he flew […]

Azalea when we last saw her was over Dam Neck Naval Facility in Virginia Beach, and appeared to be flying south. She was. For the past […]

After a one day journey to Corolla, NC, Camellia returned to Back Bay in Virginia Beach the afternoon of April 18. For the next 3 days […]

Azalea has been all over the area of Virginia Beach between Lake Christine and the upper portion of Back Bay off Muddy Creek Rd. Most of […]

Camellia has ventured into North Carolina. Camellia was in Gum Swamp on the Virginia Beach/Chesapeake border at 1:00pm April 15. He flew south from there crossing […]

Azalea remained on Red Wing Lake and the City of Va Beach Red Wing Golf Course April 12 and 13. She left Red Wing about 11:00am […]

After spending the night of April 12 on Lake Whitehurst, Camellia left just after 7:00am and flew to Little Creek and the Tarrallton Community Park in […]

The last satellite map showed that Azalea had crossed Albemarle Sound into Bertie Countie headed north. She was on the move crossing Chowan, Perquimans and Pasquotank counties. She […]

Camellia has returned to Lake Whitehurst across from Norfolk Botanical Garden in Camellia Shores. After spending the night of Apr 10 at Lake Joyce, he flew […]

Camellia is still in Virginia Beach. He has been flying back and forth between Inlynnview in Great Neck and Lake Joyce. He has spent every night […]

On Friday morning April 8 I received a phone call from the fish biologist at the North Carolina Tidewater Research Station saying “I have just seen […]

Azalea left Virginia Beach and crossed back into North Carolina about 11:00am April 3, and flew directly to the NC Tidewater Research Station and private catfish […]

Camellia has spent the past four days flying about Great Neck. April 5 and 6 he added Wolf Snare Creek to his agenda. Yesterday he also […]

Just like Camellia has done, Azalea has returned to a neighborhood with which she is familiar in Virginia Beach – Castleton/Lake Placid off London Bridge Rd. […]

Creatures of habit! Or, once you find a place you like, why not go back there! That is just what Camellia has done. After spending a […]

Azalea was right where the satellite data said she would be. Behind a house at the intersection of Kings Grant Rd and Quimby Rd. Not the […]

Azalea has returned to old habits we have seen before. Spend a few days at the catfish farm near Plymouth, NC, then fly back to Virginia […]

-Camellia arrived at Lake Joyce in Virginia Beach on March 26 and as of 7:00pm March 30 was still there – white data point. He is […]

Camellia spent one night Mar 25 in Chesapeake off Centerville Turnpike, then the morning of Mar 25 returned briefly to the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth […]

When we last checked in on Azalea it appeared she was on her way back to the North Carolina State Tidewater Research Station (TRS), and she […]

Azalea appears to be on her way back to the catfish farms near Plymouth, NC. She left the Castleton neighborhood in Virginia Beach about noon Mar […]

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 […]

Azalea remains in Virginia Beach. After spending the night at Lake Smith on Mar 20, she flew south to the area around Princess Anne Rd and […]

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 […]