BACA02
BACA02 is an adult male captured on February 11, 2018, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC, about 20kms east of Vancouver as the eagle flies. He was banded by Myles Lamont and David Hancock with USFW Band #629-28666 (right leg) and a blue auxiliary marker N over 2 on his left leg. Keep an eye out for him!
Please visit our Hancock Wildlife Forum thread for more information about what BACA02 has been doing since then.
The photo shows Myles Lamont holding BACA02.
Meet (and adopt!) the Eagles we are currently tracking:

BETA04/Loki
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BACA03/Croydon Sr
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TERF10/Parksville
TERF10 is a juvenile bald eagle who hatched in 2021 in a nest in Parksville on Vancouver Island. They were ...
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TERF11/Vanier Park
TERF11 is a nestling who fell from his/her nest in Vanier Park in Vancouver, BC; he was rescued on June ...
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TERF12/Hastings
TERF12 fledged from his nest on Hastings Street in Vancouver, BC, (near the Pacific Northwest Exhibition) and subsequently crashed into ...
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TERF13/Pixel
TERF13 and TERF14 were both rescued as eaglets from thick vegetation after their nest near the Boundary Bay Airport fell ...
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TERF14/Jpeg
TERF13 and TERF14 were both rescued as eaglets from thick vegetation after their nest near the Boundary Bay Airport fell ...
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TERF13+TERF14
TERF13 ("Pixel") and TERF14 ("Jpeg") were both rescued as eaglets from thick vegetation after their nest near the Boundary Bay ...
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TERF15/Croydon Jr
TERF15 was tagged and banded on August 18, 2021, at the OWL (Orphaned Wildlife) Rehabilitation Society facility in Delta, BC ...
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TERF16/TEUS03
TERF16 was originally tagged as TEUS03 on January 8, 2019, after spending about 6 weeks at the OWL (Orphaned Wildlife) ...
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