Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
In May of 2026, Nongame Wildlife Proram staff and partners banded the EagleCam eaglets. Each chick received a uniquely numbered band from the United States Geological Service. When reencountered, the band allows researchers to track the birds’ movements throughout their lives, which adds to the growing knowledge of bald eagle biology and behavior.
We share this video of the banding in honor of Lori Naumann, who attended this happy occasion and is dearly missed. Lori was instrumental in bringing the EagleCam to life. Her legacy and dedication to wildlife will last for generations.
In May of 2026, Nongame Wildlife Proram staff and partners banded the EagleCam eaglets. Each chick received a uniquely numbered band from the United States Geological Service. When reencountered, the band allows researchers to track the birds’ movements throughout their lives, which adds to the growing knowledge of bald eagle biology and behavior.
We share this video of the banding in honor of Lori Naumann, who attended this happy occasion and is dearly missed. Lori was instrumental in bringing the EagleCam to life. Her legacy and dedication to wildlife will last for generations.
