“Harmony 2”, photographed in CT and doing well.
by: Larissa Smith, CWF biologist
Harmony 2@ Andrew Drummond
Andrew Drummond captured this image of “Harmony 2” on Memorial Day in Marlboro, VT. She was banded as D/64 and outfitted with a transmitter May 29th, 2012 at Merrill Creek, Warren County. We have since been following her movements on Eagle Trax. She fledged in 2012 and spent her first winter on the lower Chesapeake Bay before traveling to Maine. She has spent the last five years in a 100-mile swath of western Connecticut and Massachusetts, and now into southern Vermont. She is of breeding age so we suspect that she will be nesting in the area next season.
Tags: 2018, bald eagle, bird, Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, New Jersey, raptor, transmitter, wildlife