Tracking BETA04/Loki

[Lynne]

March 16th tracker update - sunny day
Loki continues in Bradner area

[Lynne]

March 22nd tracker update - Loki travelled south yesterday and today
March 21st 11am - still near same area of Bradner as previous post
5pm - south in WA, east of Ferndale and I5
March 22nd 11am - farther south in farm area north of Stanwood, near Skagit River delta

[Lynne]

April 14th tracker update, first since March 22nd
Loki located a little southeast from Stanwood, near the Norman Road, next to a bend in the Stillaguamish River - farmland

[Lynne]

April 16th update - Loki continues by this bend in the Stillaguamish River, along the river and at the dairy site

[Lynne]

April 18th update - Loki continues in this same area

[Lynne]

Aoril 20th update -
11am - Loki at trees next to 236th St NW
5:01pm - in farm field close to Port Susan Bay

[Lynne]

April 22nd update - Loki continues in area
April 21st 5pm - returned to dairy farm along Norman Road
April 22nd - 11am - northeast near Sunday Lake
5pm - farther northeast across I5

[Lynne]

April 24th update - Loki returned to Norman Road area
8am - edge of farm field by Jackson Gulch
11am - between Norman Road and Stillaguamish River, near the dairy

[Lynne]

April 25th update -
2 more sites, and today at 11am - Loki close to same site as yesterday at same time

[Lynne]

April 26th update - another 11am check in, Loki traveled a little south
yesterday and 8am today by Stillaguamish River, a little south and east of the dairy
11am - farther south near Lake Ki

[JudyB]

I'm a little late, but I'd like to wish Loki (and older sibling Thor) a belated happy hatch day!

Loki hatched around 9:23 pm on April 6, 2020 - here's a picture of Thor and Loki from the morning of April 7th.

And here's what she looked like four years ago, on April 26, 2020.

Loki is the one nearer the top of the nest, who quietly moved around to the side and closer to the adult while the adult fed the older chick, so was well positioned to grab some bites once Thor slowed down. Posts about the feeding start here - viewtopic.php?f=114&t=407&start=2415#p321196


We now have a different pair of eagles at the Surrey Reserve nest, and we'll begin watching for their one egg to hatch on May first - thread is here - viewtopic.php?f=114&t=717#p696893

And now - back to what Loki is doing now - and how wonderful to be able to follow her travels for four years!