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East Coast eagles (Maryland); maybe you can answer
Topic Started: May 22 2009, 08:04 AM (415 Views)
jbrown
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Dr. Sharpe, I know you are 'very' busy with the Channel Island projects, but I don't have a contact here on the East Coast (Maryland). I live very close to the Conowingo Dam, which is home to many, many eagles. Since we have a colder climate, etc, do you have a guess for when the eagles that mate in this area, when their young will be leaving the nest? I first started visiting the dam, last year around late June, the juveniles were already flying around. I visit the dam now about every other day. I guess my question is, would the MD eagles be on or near the same time schedule as the CI eagles?

Thanks so much.
Judy
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harpo516
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Judy - some of the east coasters will be visiting your area tomorrow 5/24 - I sent you an Email with some info and my phone # - maybe you can join us?

below are a couple links that may help answer your questions - they are area nests
when I get back home - maybe I can find some other .....



Link for Norfolk cam and info

http://www.wvec.com/cams/eagle.html


Blackwater has an eagle cam and I'm sure you can find info there

http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/friends.html

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jeannec
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I think the Blackwater MD eaglets have fledged or at least branched and fledged. Norfolk just had their GPS pinning ceremony (!) and I think they were all still on the nest. Perhaps the climate isn't so different that there isn't as much an effect.
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