Hancock Here: Why do eagles need help with building or rebuilding their nests? Can’t they build their own nests? Hundreds do this all the time! Most certainly they can build beautiful and functional nests — they have been doing this for a million years. So why...
The early seasonal breeding schedule for Bald Eagles of southern British Columbia. The nesting season of the individual bald eagle, in the southwest of British Columbia and north West Washington State, lasts from late September through early August. Each pair can...
Eagle Biologist David Hancock was interviewed by Christian Sasse on Sassephoto YouTube channel last Friday June 1st 2018. They had an interaction with the public on the polemic topic about trapping eagles and put a transmitter on them for studies. David Hancock, who...
The eagles are back, and they’re more fashionable than ever. More than 50 years ago, raptor specialist David Hancock counted three pairs of nesting eagles in the Fraser Valley. Read more
Hancock here AGAIN. The Eagles are still coming!! Today, Saturday Dec. 11, 2010, was an incredible day of bald eagle watching. By noon there were still more than 6000 eagles on the flats feeding, in the surrounding trees and flying overhead. It was a truly wondrous...
Background of Counts: In most northwest geographical areas the largest gatherings of bald eagles are associated with spawning salmon, oolachin and herring spawns and a few tidal bores, where fish are sometimes so disturbed by the fast turbulent waters that several...
