The golden eagles tracked from Bernheim Forest continue their migration north. Both eagles have successfully navigated the lower 48, now entering Canada and heading north. In the last post, I commented on how they seemed to be on separate paths, and they continue to be about 400 miles apart as of the last data updates. […]
Bernheim Golden Eagles Will Begin Migration in Coming Days
Spring migration for the pair of golden eagles at Bernheim is likely just days away. Harper, the male eagle we have been tracking since 2015, began his migration north on March 9th in 2018 and March 12th in 2015. Each year he has followed a similar route on his way north to Churchill, Manitoba on […]
Romance at Bernheim? Female golden eagle being tracked with Harper
Source: WHAS February 6, 2019 CLERMONT, Ky. — A rare, female eastern golden eagle was captured briefly and tagged with a transmitter at Bernheim Forest. Bernheim Executive Director Dr. Mark Wourms says, “Eleven, twelve pounds, so think about the weight of a turkey Thanksgiving and then put a 7-foot wingspan on that.” On February 2 […]
Bernheim is tracking a second golden eagle – help us name her!
We are thrilled to announce that we are now tracking a second eastern golden eagle, a female and companion of Harper, the golden eagle we have been tracking for four years (poll to help us name her is below). We believe this is the first pair of golden eagles to be tracked together in the […]
Golden Eagles and Humans Part 2
Please come out tomorrow, January 18th at 11:00 for a lecture on golden eagles at the Bernheim Visitor Center entitled ‘Return of the Thunderbird’. It will cover the Bernheim Golden Eagle Project in its entirety with lots of background info, pictures, maps, and history. I will also answer any and all questions about golden eagles, […]
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