Yikes! 

NX Update:

September 22: NX has settled in on the banks of the Little Wicomico River in Northumberland County. The stand of trees she is favoring borders fields rather than heavy human-occupied territory, and she has a small inlet nearby in which to fish.



We think it is time to take a look at where her journey has taken her over the last 23 days. She is currently 62 miles from her release location in Charles City, Virginia. In her travels she has visited seven counties, crossed one major river and numerous smaller rivers and streams, been known to frequent areas other tracked eagles have been to, and may have crossed paths with her sister Azalea.

NX Journey So Far


As you can see in the picture above she is very close to Accomack County — where our most recent bald eagle patient was rescued!

[Bird Counting Weekend]

 
It's always nice to look for birds, that's the reason that I like to organize a Bird Counting Weekend. We did it before and it was fun.
You only have to go outside and look for birds, you can also look when you walk to your work or to the shop or when you are in your house you can move a chair to the window and look outside.
It's real easy. But be careful when you drive in your car.
Write down the birds you see and send them to this topic. I will put all of them in a list and we can see what birds we saw over the whole world.
Start counting the birds on Friday (tomorrow) and Saturday and Sunday.
I hope it's clear to you and that you will participate.
greetings Aafke

Sounds like fun!  Count me in!

Celebrate the Black Stuff.

Slainte!

http://www.guinness.com/en-ie/arthursday/

Don't mind if I do!!

Thought ya might!

Ya know, I usually don't, but the day I've had... ... 

I saw someone there yesterday but don't know how to post pics from that site. 

Use your snipping tool!! 

I didn't have a snipping tool until I got my new 'puter in June.  I still haven't even tried it.  I'm used to using a program called snagit to record it as a movie then save individual frames as a picture.

I have straightened them.

Much better!  Thank you!

 

Another new Aussie Falcon Cam,...and there is hatch!!  Nest in on a Robyn's condo balcony in a planter or garden type of structure, 2nd year now and she's put up a cam..great close ups!!

Oh and she's named them Emily and Frederick.  They had 3 eggs. First egg laid August 14 (US time), 3rd egg was 8/18...so, I guess that means egg #2 was 8/16!!!

Cool! 

And, back at NBG, Dad has been seen in the company of an adult and a sub-adult Bald Eagle.  The sub-adult "dirty" bird (not completely white head yet) landed in the original nest!

Cary's pics

Shelly's pics

All via the forum http://norfolkeagles.com

There are also some stills posted...

http://www.wildlifecenter.org/wp/2011/09/buddys-new-enclosure/

You mean people actually look at them?

Straightening them should be easy. I'll work on it tonight.

Thanks! 

Moving day for Buddy! 

Buddy's Big Move

Pssssst. A new look for the Quick-N-Dirty 30.

http://rfalconcam.com/rfc-main/archiveQd30.php

I like the look aesthetically but it will take some getting used to for those of us who use it to scan for action at the scrape. 

Hammie McBeauty 09-21-2011

And return to home just in time for Beauty's arrival!

Ham!

One of these days I'm going to write to Kate St. John with a few questions about Beauty...now I'll have to find out if she was the cam Hammie when she was a baby