Announcements:
- It's an Eaglet! The Eagles of the Norfolk Botanical Gardens have successfully incubated their single egg. On Sunday, April 25 we received confirmation that the egg had hatched. To watch the Norfolk eagles' progress check out WVEC's Eagle Web Cam www.wvec.com/cams/eagle.html You can also check the channel 13 news stories and VDGIF Blog for information about the problems this pair has encountered year.
- Another fun eagle cam to visit is located in Pelican Harbor, Santa Cruz, California. They are currently raising two young Eaglets http://www.iws.org/bald_eagles/pelicanharborcam.htm
- For a close up view of Red Tail Hawks, check this link http://www.kjrh.com/content/news/hawks/default.aspx This pair of Hawks is has built their nest on the tower for KJRH Channel 2, in Tulsa, OK.
- Help Red Mill Elementary earn money towards additional technology equipment and supplies. Recycle your used ink or laser printer cartridges and old cell phones. A collection box is located in the main foyer outside the main office.
* Eager Eagles & Eagle Scientists
(Mrs. Clark's & Mrs. Cappello's Classes):
Ask Raptorman - The educational discussion of raptors
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