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OspreyCam shows only a failed nest
articles.dailypress.com
[Daily Press] - "In fact, a graduate student a couple of years ago worked in Mobjack Bay, and the failure rate was fairly high — 30 percent or more," said Bryan Watts, director of the Center for Conservation Biology at the College of William & Mary. VIMS is
Google News: Richmond Eagle Cam to return with more-distant view
[Richmond Times Dispatch] - And in about a month, when the young eagles step out on limbs to flap their wings, the views should be good, said Bryan Watts, director of the Center for Conservation Biology, a research group. "It's always exciting when they get out on their limbs,"
Google News: It's feast time in Richmond eagle nest
[Richmond Times Dispatch] - "It seems like a lot of food coming in," said Bryan Watts, director of the Center for Conservation Biology, a research group. Virginia and James unexpectedly left their nest Friday, worrying scientists and fans. Experts fed the chicks by hand Friday
Virginia shows why the eagle is the nation's symbol
www.timesdispatch.com
[Richmond Times Dispatch] - "The female controls the incubation patterns," said Bryan Watts, director of the Center for Conservation Biology, a research group. "If she doesn't want to leave, she doesn't." When the nighttime intruder approached, Virginia — the bigger of the two
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