Bald Egle Camellia's Location, Pam Monahan's Awesome Blog Post About Bald Eagle HK, Rhoda Gerig's Awesome Bald Eagle Video, Endangered Species Act Could Be In Danger, Obese Kids, The Book "Shake"

Reese has posted a blog entry showing Bald Eagle Camellia's locations from Nov 23 to Dec 4 which shows him back in the local area at Stumpy Lake.

Pam Monahan has the most awesome post about Bald Eagle HK in her December 4th entry. She got some awesome pictures (including a bird bath) and tells a great story about her time with HK.

Rhoda Gerig has posted a great Bald Eagle video on YouTube. You can read her comments on her post on the Norfolk Eagles Forum, then click the link to see the video. Have you ever seen a Bald Eagle run? Cracks me up every time! Great video Rhoda!

Check out this local article about the Endangered Species Act being in danger. It's a great article. And as a bonus, Reese Lukei took the picture of the Bald Eagle used in the article. (Reese does the updates for Camellia's locations -- my first link above.)

There is an obesity epidemic in this country. A whopping 17% of American kids ages 2-17 are obese! A new study finds that girls that are overweight are hitting puberty at a younger age than their thinner counterparts.

There's a book "Shake" containing picture of dogs shaking. Get a preview here. I just might have to get this book!

AEF Eagle Nest, Ecuador's Yasuni National Park, Harpy (Jungle) Eagle PBS Special, Upcoming Southeast Raptor Center Eagle Release, Bald Eagle Bird Bath, KE's Location, Feathered Photography Blog

I have posted some pictures recently from the AEF eagle cam. I was curious about the Bald Eagles at that nest. They are non-releasable Bald Eagles that are allowed to fulfill their biological imperative to find a mate and reproduce. Here is their story.

I found a slideshow of Ecuador's Yasuni National Park. Slide 3 is a Harpy Eagle (Jungle Eagle). This is one serious Eagle. If you've never seen the PBS special on these eagles, you should check it out. Here's a link to the full video. The special is beautifully done and interesting to watch!

The Southeast Raptor Center at Auburn University is going to release a rehabilitated Bald Eagle on Saturday May 11th.

Here's a neat set of bird bath pictures. Bald Eagle bird baths!

KE's location has been updated.

I like Ron Dudley's picture today on his Feathered Photography blog. I got a picture of a bird like this once before. Not sure where to find it now though. I know I posted it on the forum...