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June 20, 2023 I was recently queried about the movements of our two distinct western populations of bald eagles. Here is my response: We, here in southern British Columbia, are about to lose ALL of our breeding eagles and their young. Fledging and the fall migration...
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A specific challenge, question or dilemma faces me. After 65 years of describing one behaviour one way, I believe I have had an aha moment, all of a sudden seeing something in a different light. A few observations are, I believe, now backed up by a proof from our...
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Hancock here: That is the extent of my musical talents and be thankful you did not hear me sing this! However, I do keep hearing that during the past 10 days that the eagles have disappeared from the lower mainland – at least the early arrivals at the lower valley...
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By David Hancock: Quick update on Bald Eagle nests in Surrey. This past year we had 43 active territories of which 21 we located on the White Rock Peninsula from the Nikomekl around Kwomais Point Park to the Peace Arch – quite a triumph and responsibility. I am...
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Please Follow: Good morning, From our two key Vets: Drs Helen Schwantje & VickyBowes “”There is currently a virus outbreak in the lower mainland involving pigeons and Newcastle disease virus. We wanted you to know and are encouraging the wildlife...
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2018 is expected to be year when the bald eagles congregate in extra large numbers on the Chehalis – Harrison Flats. So far the criteria are gathering for the perfect storm – a lot of eagles gathering to feast on our spawned out salmon. The Fraser Valley Bald...