Showing posts with label technology and critters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology and critters. Show all posts

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Buddy Training Update, Bald Eagle Single Mom, Biking and Bird Watching Opportunity, A Three Year Old Helps at Nest, Technology and Critters

The Wildlife Center of Virginia has posted a training update for Buddy! I am always happy to hear any news about him. They have also included a new picture!

An Eagle nest near Cleveland lost the male of the pair, leaving a single Mom with three young in the nest. But a new male has come onto the scene and is trying to woo the Mom. Here's a story and video.

Biking that's for the birds! There is a 25-mile loop you can bike through at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge on Maryland's Eastern Shore. You can also opt for a 4 or 20-mile route. This looks like fun!

I found a story (with a picture) of an eagle nest that has a three year old helping out. From the story, it seems that there was a nearby nest that had a similar situation, and the writer speculates that maybe this is one of those offspring helping out. What an exciting and unusual situation! 

There are a lot of ways that technology has brought nature closer to us. From my own perspective, my whole world shifted when I discovered the Norfolk Eagle Cam. I had always enjoyed nature and birds. But I am now a crazy woman when it comes to Bald Eagles because of that cam. I also have a lot of friends because of a common interest in that nest. And now I have this blog. Here are several ways that "Technology Keeps Tabs on Critters."