Azalea has also not gone far. She has been flying all about the Poquoson area the past few days. Her data points – YELLOW arrow Aug 16 at 10:00am, PINK pointer Aug 17 at 1:00am, GREEN pointer Aug 18 at 1:00am, PURPLE pointer Aug 19 at 1:00am, ORANGE pointer Aug 20 at 1:00am, BLUE pointer (under the ORANGE pointer) Aug 21 at 1:00am, and as of this map WHITE arrow Aug 22 at 4:00pm (Grandview Nature Preserve in Hampton).
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Mr. Lukei,
I really enjoy following the travel of Camellia and especially Azalea. Is there any indication how she discovered the Tidewater Station? Possibly following other eagles? Has Camellia also been to that site? Also, just a question about Dad Norfolk and his movements in the future. Is it possible that he could be identified in the future just based upon existing photographic records? Are there any other possible methods to follow his movements outside the Norfolk Botanical Gardens? Thanks again. Ron Wilson
Response – Ron – Camellia has not been to the Tidewater Research Station. We think Azalea probably saw other eagles soaring over TRS when she was at Alligator River NWR which is about 25 air miles away, but no way to know for certain. We have no way to track the NBG male. I suspect that he and female #3 will remain close to NBG. He has had 10 years to acclimate to that location.
By: Ron Wilson on August 23, 2012
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