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EASTERN Bald Eagle Migration Update: April 6, 1998

Today's Report Contains


Latest Travels of Eastern Eagles
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Latest Satellite Migration Data

EASTERN EAGLES


Announcement: Watch for Weekly Data Updates

Since the eagles are now on their way, we'll post a quick data update each Monday so you'll have the latest news. Watch for the next update on April 13, 1998.


Field Notes from Biologist Peter Nye

To: Journey North
From: Peter Nye

"Eagle #F42 has continued to move northeast! Wonder where she's headed. Eagle # F43 is holding tight in New Brunswick--but what's with this #F44 bird ?? She still appears to be hanging out around West Point, with very little movement.

I asked my colleague James Beemer to "run down" this bird via it's tail-radio. I knew it should be easy to get a signal on, then try to get a visual on it to see if it's alive and well.

"'#F44 is giving every indication of sticking around,' he told me a couple of days later. 'The data points center around the Arden Homestead next to Harriman State Park.'

"Is she a local nester or will she still migrate? I am beginning to wonder!!"

Peter E. Nye
New York Department of Environmental Conservation
Delmar, NY


Challenge Question #9: Guess the Nest
Where do you think our EASTERN eagles' nests are located? Be sure to give the exact latitude and longitude for each eagle's nest.

Eagle

Lat (N)

Long (W)

#F42    
#F43    
#F44    

(To respond to this question, please follow the instructions at the end of this report.)


Robins Fly With the Eagles: Weather and Migration
Waves of robins flooded into New York the same day Eagle #F42 took off for her nest. What weather conditions were present that day?

Be sure to read these 2 reports:


How to Respond to Today's Challenge Question

1. Address an e-mail message to: jn-challenge-eagle@learner.org

2. In the Subject Line of your message write: Challenge Question # 9

3. In the body of your message, answer today's question.


The Next Bald Eagle Migration Update will Be Posted on April 13, 1998.

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