FVBEF 2015

I have a couple of videos that I took when we went to dinner at the Sasquatch Pub when some of the HWF members were dancing! Thought that you might enjoy them.

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FVBEF 2015

I have a couple of videos that I took when we went to dinner at the Sasquatch Pub when some of the HWF members were dancing! Thought that you might enjoy them.

Here

Here

Thanks Marg! I think I laughed just as hard watching your videos as I did when it actually happened! What a lot of fun we had!

Hi everyone, I took 2 videos of the eagles at FVBEF 2015 on November 21st. We had gone to Tapadera Estates to David's presentation and after that went down to the viewing area. AnniesKatz did some editing for me and uploaded it to YouTube, thank you Annie for your help. It was quiet windy so lower your sound please.BTW I had no tripod so it is a bit "jiggly". This link will take you to the Here

Marg

What fun! Sorry I missed it.

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What fun! Sorry I missed it.

It was elle, we missed you!

Grand fun being enjoyed by participants and observers it would seem. Thank you Marg!

We missed you too Sandra. We would have dragged you out on the floor with us...ha.ha.

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I noticed that one of the eagles has wingtags on it, so I forwarded that shot to Karen & David...

To see the pictures that Terri posted, click here:

forum/viewtopic.php?topic=831049#831049

I sent those pictures to David Hancock who forwarded it to someone who was able to identify it. Here is David's reply to me:


Karen,

Here is the data to go with the Tagged Eagle:


Harrison Mills Bald Eagle "Yellow A" has regional history!

The eagle that was photographed at Harrison Mills on the Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival weekend was trapped & tagged as part of SEA-TAC Airport Raptor Project by Bud Anderson. Bud says, "The yellow 'A' double wing-tagged adult Bald Eagle (7 lbs. 9 oz.) was captured at SEA-TAC International Airport south of Seattle on 7 March 2015.

"I released it the same day here at my house on the Samish Flats near Bow, 75 miles north of Seattle, (that is about 50 miles south of Harrison) as part of our re-location effort. This was the first one that we have tagged."

Let's hope our followers get more images of this and the other 2 tagged eagles seen at Harrison Mills. If we get a good photo we can find out where these birds have originated.

Cheers.

David Hancock

Terri - Thank you so much for posting your pictures here. It is of great interest not just to those who tagged this eagle but to eagle researchers everywhere.