There was a study released yesterday about the number of Eagle deaths due to wind turbines. I like the idea of wind turbines. I like the idea of reducing our dependence on foreign oil. But I think they really need to take steps to identify good locations for wind turbines and take other steps to mitigate this problem.
The number of Bald Eagles raised in Vermont is on the rise.
Three fledglings from the same nest were electrocuted and died. The electric company has since taken steps to prevent future electrocutions. I just wish they had done it sooner... Here's the story.
Christopher Dodds has two Bald Eagle photography workshops out of Homer, Alaska in March. It looks like a great adventure! Even if you aren't interested in the workshop, it's worth a look at this link just for the pictures.
Showing posts with label Alaska Bald Eagles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alaska Bald Eagles. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Saturday, August 10, 2013
Bald Eagles NX and Camellia Locations, Two Bald Eagles In A Mid-air Fight, Deep-sea Exploration, Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born At The National Zoo, Slo-mo Video Of A Great White Shark Breaching
Bald Eagle NX finally checked in. She is still hanging out just south of Quantico.
There is also an update for Bald Eagle Camellia. He has been exploring...
A visitor to Alaska photographed two Bald Eagles in a mid-air fight over a fish that one of them had caught.
There is a deep-sea exploration off of Nantucket that is being streamed over the web. They are using a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) that is tethered to the ship to explore the Northeast U.S. Canyons. They usually broadcast from 8:30AM to 4:30PM EDT. Researchers onboard the ship also provide commentary about what is being seen. See it while you can -- I believe they finish on August 17th.
Rare Sumatran Tiger Cubs were born at The National Zoo in Washington, D.C. There is a link to a web cam:
This slo-mo video of a Great White Shark breaching is pretty cool! You can see the water streaming out of its gills and see all the water its gaping mouth takes in. Way cool!
There is also an update for Bald Eagle Camellia. He has been exploring...
A visitor to Alaska photographed two Bald Eagles in a mid-air fight over a fish that one of them had caught.
There is a deep-sea exploration off of Nantucket that is being streamed over the web. They are using a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) that is tethered to the ship to explore the Northeast U.S. Canyons. They usually broadcast from 8:30AM to 4:30PM EDT. Researchers onboard the ship also provide commentary about what is being seen. See it while you can -- I believe they finish on August 17th.
Rare Sumatran Tiger Cubs were born at The National Zoo in Washington, D.C. There is a link to a web cam:
This slo-mo video of a Great White Shark breaching is pretty cool! You can see the water streaming out of its gills and see all the water its gaping mouth takes in. Way cool!
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