Released adult Bald Eagle flies toward the river
(Photo by Amy Campbell)
Marc Payne of Avian Haven holds the adult eagle prior to release (Photo by Amy Campbell)
Monitoring Bald Eagles via Satellite
BioDiversity Research Institute has been monitoring two eagles via satellite since late 2005. This study will provide vital data on the foraging patterns, seasonal movements, habitat use, and overall movements of adult Bald Eagles. These data are vital to helping the state and federal eagle biologists manage the birds. This research has been made possible thanks to the generous support of NextEra Energy, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and Avian Haven.
Click here and open this file using Google Earth to view the eagles movements and latest location.
You can follow the birds movements over time by using the play button at the top of the Google Earth window. Enjoy!
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Adult Female: This bird's movements are noted by the red lines and dated dots.
Brassua Chick: This bird's movements are indicated by the light blue lines and dated dots.
Saco River Chick: This bird's movements are indicated by the yellow lines and dated dots.
Flagstaff Lake Chick: This bird's movements are indicated by the purple lines and dated dots.
