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Eagle #05 (West) Satellite Locations January 1 - March 6, 1998 Data Courtesy of Jim Watson Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Eagle #05 is an Adult Female, Captured 1/29/97 This Year Lat (N) Long (W) Last Year* Lat (N) Long (W) 01/01/98 49.857 -122.090       01/11/98 48.754 -122.795       01/18/98 48.546 -121.435       01/21/98 48.457 -121.336       01/27/98 48.456 -121.680       01/30/98 48.438 -121.583 02/01/97 49.576 -121.42 02/03/98 48.571 -121.447 02/03/97 48.571 -121.32 02/05/98 48.502 -121.255 02/05/97 48.749 -121.26 02/07/98 48.548 -121.449 02/08/97 48.600 -121.43 02/10/98 48.382 -121.652 02/10/97 48.569 -121.47 02/14/98 48.569 -121.388 02/12/97 48.561 -121.40 02/21/98 48.561 -121.408 02/14/97 48.575 -121.39 02/23/98 48.580 -121.393 02/15/97 48.603 -121.45 02/27/98 48.559 -121.419 02/17/97 48.591 -121.37 03/01/98 48.586 -121.396 02/19/97 48.610 -121.39 03/06/98 48.567 -121.432 02/21/97 48.413 -121.12       02/23/97 48.571 -121.39       02/25/97 48.581 -121.40       03/02/97 48.558 -121.32             * Plan to compare Eagle #05's migration this year to her trip last year. Will she travel at the same time? Will she take the same route, and travel at the same rate? As 1998 data arrive, data from 1997 will be added to the chart above for the corresponding dates.