Tracking TERF27a/Bee - Annie’s eaglet

[Lynne]

January 29th - Bee moving about the farmland, same area of the Nooksack River
Lots of rain may cause flooding in some areas

[Lynne]

February 4th tracker update - Bee continued in same area along Nooksack River, southwest of Lynden, WA

[Lynne]

February 20tth - Bee continues in the same area

[Lynne]

February 22nd - Bee expanded the usual range a little north

[Lynne]

February 28th tracker update - Bee continues moving about the area

[Lynne]

March 3rd update Bee in same area along the Nooksack
locations Feb 29 - Mar 3rd

[Lynne]

March 5th - Bee goes for a change of scene
8am - Bee was at usual area, by the Nooksack River
4pm - farther south to Bellingham Bay, in the tidal zone
Map shows a straight line but it's likely the route was along the Nooksack River that feeds into the bay

[Lynne]

March 7th - 4:02pm - Bee was back to favorite farmland area by the Nooksack

[Lynne]

March 9th update - Bee travelled a bit
8am - near previous location, by the Nooksack
4pm - south along Nooksack near Bellingham Bay

[Lynne]

March 21st tracker update - Bee toured nearby islands - US and BC, returned close to where she was at previous post

[NSEN]

I wonder if Bee went island hopping following herring spawn?

[Lynne]

I wonder if Bee went island hopping following herring spawn?

It's possible. iNaturalist Herring Spawn and Nurseries Project maps show spawns in these areas.

https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/pa ... -nurseries

[Lynne]

March 25th - Bee back at the Nooksack River area

[Lynne]

March 29th - Bee at west side of Bellingham Bay since March 26 5pm
Probably taking advantage of low tides

[Lynne]

March 30th updat4e - Bee continues in same area along Lummi Shore Rd