Camellia

Norfolk Botanical Garden Eagle Tracking

A project of The Center for Conservation Biology.

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click map for full-size version Camellia (Bald Eagle) is 12 km NW of the coast of United States and 23 km from Norfolk

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Species: Bald Eagle
Life Stage: Juvenile
Gender: Male
Release Date: 2010-05-05 13:00:00
Release Location: Norfolk Botanical Garden
Last Location: 2013-05-21 15:38:44

Adoptive Parents:
William Wallace McConnell
sheribeari
Christina L Murphy
Ravan
Angela Kinney
David R. Brown, CPA
Nancy Harris
Jim & Virginia Fletcher
Beth Parsons
cyggs
Diane Drake
Ann Shirley
Harmony Mercedes
Mrs. D. Gibson
Louise Dows
Linda McQuaig
Lynn Witzen
Cary J Lynch
Lynne Ellen Dean
Bebe Forget-Rivet
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Pomerleau
Betsy Walsh
VB
Mrs. VB
Julie Casey (Skeeter)
Larry Lanier
Diane Davison
Zildjian & Sabian Lukei
Scott Hemler
Lori - Maine Eagle Forum
Barbara Duvauchelle
Debbi & Jim Skluzak
Barbara J Lee
Nanette Friedman
Mary-purpleagle-Forbes
Carin and John Henderson
Lila (Cat Lady) Davis
Crystal B. Limerick
Meghan Ewens
Judy Self
Joe & Cathy Foreman
Terri M (Tajma)
G-Ma Carla/SamJennsGrandma
Terry Sweeney Palladino
Motor Bikes commerce Park YWCA Gettysburg
Stess Hutter
Linda Sneed
David Sneed
Jacque Leeper
Knotts Island Kindergarten Class
Joe and Kaye Miller
Mrs. Squires' 3rd grade-2010
Suzanne Sabolis
Gavin Hall
Donna C. Roper
Jan Veen
Hunter Blackwell
Leesa Garcia
Bobbie Anding
Marjie Sanders
Melanie Hood
Shelly Fowler
Elizabeth W Mastin
STARR
Alice Brown
Kayla Skluzak
TJ Skluzak
Kaleb L.
Robin Buhl
Don Manzione
Devyn Wymer
Sylvia Eleni Simons Trembelas
Tyler Leonardi
Jeane Criss
Sandra Carlisle
Madison Reszek
Eileen Goodman
Ann Wilson
Minnie Fleming & Lou Tinaro
Marjorie McMenamin
Anna Palmieri
Rose Collins
Katie Maleckar
Patricia A. Kiefer
Katherine Beard
Donna Hallal
Kris Cranwell
Richard and Ann Clubb
Paul and Carol Walker
Barbara Melton
Beverly and Ed Nettleton
Dixie Gainer
Heide McCleery
Sue Kosta
Joan McMurray

Adopt Camellia

Background

This eagle is one chick of a nest of triplets hatched at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Virginia in 2010. He was fitted with a satellite transmitter on May 5, 2010 and fledged from his nest in late May. Stay tuned to follow his 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 its movements on CCB's webpage http://www.ccb-wm.org/eagletrak/index.htm.