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Azalea
Norfolk Botanical Garden Eagle Tracking
A project of The Center for Conservation Biology.
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Species: Bald Eagle
Life Stage: Juvenile
Gender: Female
Release Date: 2009-05-20 00:00:00
Release Location: Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Virginia, USA
Last Location: 2010-09-03 01:40:54
Adoptive Parents:
Sheribeari
Sandi Stewart
Christina Murphy
Zildjian & Sabian Lukei
Joe & Cathy Foreman
Angela Kinney
Chris, Cathy, & Claire Czajkowski
Barbara Hackett
In Memory of Joseph Edward Galipeau Jr
Marianne Kleber
Carol Kramer
Joshua Weaver
Faith Shirley
Will Shirley
Michael Kerig
Nancy Squire
Lynne Ellen Dean
Patti aka Len
Laurie Held
Ms. Marlene Signs
James R. Deal
Linda Moran
Arthur Joseph Bessler
In Memory of Foy Reeves
Carolyn Kinney
Mrs. Mann's 1st grade class 2009
Mike Budimir
Dana Lusher
Susan L. Holcomb
Phil & Liz McFarland
Congowings
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Pomerleau
Terri
Geri Goyke
Eleanor Veteto
Judy Lyle - Maine Eagle Forum
Lori - Maine Eagle Forum
Rose
Sherri - Maine Eagle Forum
Charlene Scott aka Travel
Kai-Maine Eagle Forum
Cary J Lynch
Carla-Maine Eagle Forum
Joan Hardi
Nancy S.
Patti Camden
Marilee Stroman
Judy Self
Meredith Moses
Susan Hall
Netta
Shelly Fowler
JIm & Sharon Roth
Violet Ostheimer
Gentle Taz
Donald Dowling
Lynn Suits Lamkin
Serita Scifres
Karen Bosch
Lona Wilson
Marty and Denise Higgins
Carter Bosch
Cassidy Bosch
Patti and Ron Harris
Joyce Lipman
Robin Buhl
Heather Burke-Williams
Starr
Ann Shirley
Mary H. Barrett
Anna Sjogren (fancycatnip)
Brayden Skluzak
Kaylee Downs
Liza Goss
Ginny Powers
Mrs. Brozell's class
Mary-purpleagle-Forbes
Joleen Zackowski
Linda Sneed
David Sneed
Scott Hemler
Randy N. Hawkins
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Background
This eagle is one chick of a nest of triplets hatched at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Virginia in 2009. She fledged from her nest on June 13th. Stay tuned to follow her explorations of the Chesapeake Bay region with this tracking map. You can also visit our tracking blog for dialog and detailed Google Earth maps of her movements on CCB's webpage http://www.ccb-wm.org/eagletrak/index.htm.