Today's Report Includes:
Spring
fever has kept eagles U21 and U25 on the move again this week. Neither
bird seems to be traveling in a straight line. Check the maps to see
their
zig-zag movements.
For the first time S28 is moving from the site where she has stayed
all winter. Does this mean she will continue to travel north?
The Golden eagle, R24, and Bald eagle U27 are sitting tight - maybe
on their nests.
More of the migration will be revealed as it happens next week, our
final week of the spring season for tracking these magnificent birds.
| This entire season we have watched our newest Bald Eagle, S28 with great interest. Where will this bird migrate, we wonder? She was captured in January, in the SE corner of New York State, but has sent signals from the same location since then. Just this past week she has crossed the river into Canada. Will she stay there or go further? What do you think? |  |
The Match Game
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 Photo: Jon McRay |
Scientists often use a specialized language to describe their work. Their careful observations are filled with vocabary that we have shared with you this season. How many new vocabulary words have you learned this year tracking the eagles? You may be surprised! Read through the 2008 Bald Eagle Updates >> and select words to create your own eagle glossary. Did you learn any new ones from today’s report? How about fidelity, or critical habitat? * Here is a list to get you thinking >> |
 Build your list in a notebook or illustrate words using a tri-fold. |
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The Final Bald Eagle Migration Update Will Be Posted on May 7, 2008.
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