WVEC will provide live streaming of the release at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 27, at http://www.wvec.com/marketplace/microsite-content/eagle-cam.html
Three eaglets on Eagle Cam!!!
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just a reminder
just a reminder
Ed is on the blog right now. It is so exciting that they are going to release 5 instead of just our 3 Rock Stars. I am so excited and so sad at the same time. I just can't decide which I feel more. I think it is the unknown that makes me sad.
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- #254
gonna be watching tomorrow for the live broadcast!!!
What time?
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- #256
i think it is 11am. Eastern time
From WCV's FB page. NBG Eagles, Tuesday July 26
A note about tomorrows broadcast:
8:00 a.m.: The five young Bald Eagles that will be released tomorrow will be caught. The catch-up crew (same as the weigh-in crew) will be starting with the three Norfolk birds and then will be catching the two eagles in the other flight pen. As each bird is caught, it will be taken down to the hospital to be bumpered and placed into a transport crate. The bumpering is something thats done to keep the eagles wrist areas padded and protected during transport. The two eagles, #1714 and #1235, will be banded.
9:00 a.m.: Feed from the Wildlife Center cam to WVEC will stop.
11:00 a.m.: WVECs live streaming of the release will begin [same website address]. DGIF Biologist Steve Living will be narrating the release.
WVECs moderated discussion will continue throughout the remainder of the week.
And please join us
Thursday, July 28, 9:00 a.m.: The Wildlife Center will begin streaming the Wildlife Center Animal Cam. Please look for the animal cam link on the front page of the Wildlife Centers website at that time. A moderated discussion will also be launched at that point, though likely minimal discussion will take place on Thursday/Friday as the WVEC discussion wraps up
A note about tomorrows broadcast:
8:00 a.m.: The five young Bald Eagles that will be released tomorrow will be caught. The catch-up crew (same as the weigh-in crew) will be starting with the three Norfolk birds and then will be catching the two eagles in the other flight pen. As each bird is caught, it will be taken down to the hospital to be bumpered and placed into a transport crate. The bumpering is something thats done to keep the eagles wrist areas padded and protected during transport. The two eagles, #1714 and #1235, will be banded.
9:00 a.m.: Feed from the Wildlife Center cam to WVEC will stop.
11:00 a.m.: WVECs live streaming of the release will begin [same website address]. DGIF Biologist Steve Living will be narrating the release.
WVECs moderated discussion will continue throughout the remainder of the week.
And please join us
Thursday, July 28, 9:00 a.m.: The Wildlife Center will begin streaming the Wildlife Center Animal Cam. Please look for the animal cam link on the front page of the Wildlife Centers website at that time. A moderated discussion will also be launched at that point, though likely minimal discussion will take place on Thursday/Friday as the WVEC discussion wraps up
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Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
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- #259
darn! I missed the roundup! oh well sure to be video of it later. Will be watching the release though!
Everybody ready !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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