TERF05

TERF05 is a sub-adult female captured on 14 February 2018 at Vancouver Landfill in Delta, about 20kms east of Vancouver as the eagle flies. It was banded by Myles Lamont and David Hancock with a blue leg band G over 3 on its left leg. This bird was our first one to leave the Fraser Valley on 24 February and head north, following the Fraser River up towards Williams Lake. She is currently our only sub-adult with a transmitter so will be interesting to see what she does!

Meet (and adopt!) the Eagles we are currently tracking:

BETA04

BETA04 is a very special eagle to many of us because we watched her grow up on the Surrey Reserve ...
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BACA02

BACA02 is an adult male captured on February 11, 2018, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC, about 20kms east ...
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BACA03

BACA03 was originally banded in 2009; he fell from his nest in June of that year and was hand reared ...
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BETA03

BETA03 was tagged and banded on November 26, 2020, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC. He appeared to be ...
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TERF02

TERF02 was tagged and banded on December 12, 2018, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC. He appeared to be ...
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TERF06

TERF06 was tagged and banded on November 29, 2020, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC. She appeared to be ...
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TERF07

TERF07 was tagged and banded on December 12, 2020, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC. She appears to be ...
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TERF08

TERF08 was tagged and banded on December 6, 2020, at the Vancouver Landfill in Delta, BC.  He appeared to be ...
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TERF09

TERF09 is a mature male eagle who arrived at OWL - the Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in Delta BC - ...
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TERF10

TERF10 is a juvenile who hatched in 2021 at the Parksville Bald Eagle Preserve on Vancouver Island.  We are hoping ...
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TERF11

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

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

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

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

TERF15 was tagged and banded on August 18, 2021, at the OWL (Orphaned Wildlife) Rehabilitation Society facility in Delta, BC ...
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