Today's Report Includes:
Eagles
nest early in the spring and are often caught in winter-like weather >>
Photos courtesy First Light Power
Highlights:
"I live north of Kettle Falls, in the Boyds area. There is a nest
perched high above in the pines that I have been observing.
Friday I saw a Bald eagle sitting in the nest.
I could just make out the white head. Perched a few feet above was another
eagle
sitting on a branch. I've seen this nest for the past 4 years." Kettle
Falls,
WA 03/28/08
Heavy rain, wind and snow sweeping across the continent this week kept people running for cover. But what about the birds left to find their shelter? Eagles U21, S28, and U25 continue to hold steady on their winter grounds this week. U27 and the Golden R24 seem unfazed by the weather. Study this week's maps to learn where these 2 eagles have traveled in their spring 2008 migrations.
Surprise, surprise! Golden eagle R24 has taken off! Only 9 days have passed since she sent a signal from northern NY. Now she is sending signals from Newfoundland! |
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What does it look like where she is? A map built using satellite images (Google Maps) allows us to peek at the terrain at her last sighting. >> | |
Let's take a close look at eagles, from head to wing tip to toe, and find out what makes them successful predators. How an eagle looks and behaves can tell us a lot about how it has adapted to survive. There's always a WHY behind WHAT you see. >> |
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Has
Bald Eagle U27 reached her 2007 nest site? |
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button
in the map frame. Then click on the U27 sightings dated 03/28 and
03/31. What do you find at the bottom of the
pile? Use the information button
to
learn more.
The
NH Eagles Stay tuned to learn about plans for capturing eagles next fall/winter. |
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The Next Bald Eagle Migration Update Will Be Posted on April 9, 2008.
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