As a follow up to previously posted information on the Golden Eagle project currently ongoing in Tennessee, I will be creating a page on the Tennessee's Watchable Wildlife web site for this project. I am again coordinating the project with many folks with TWRA and in partnership with The Nature Conservancy, US Fish and Wildlife Service, US Forest Service, and Todd Katzner's Golden Eagle research group including Mike Lanzone and Trish Miller. I'll be posting information on the web page about the project, what we've found, and what the tracked Golden Eagle is doing. Hopefully there will be more birds being tracked via cellular technology soon! The web page is in the works. I hope to have something up in the next week or so, however my time is extremely limited right now with several ongoing projects at work. In the meantime, I will post appropriate information here. Once the research effort is complete in a week or so, I'll post a summary of where and when we had Golden Eagles on study sites, much as I did last year. It will likely be a little while until we have a full assessment of images to tally birds and other wildlife coming to study sites, i.e. ravens, red-tailed hawks, etc., but I'll post highlights of that when completed (like I did last year). It's a pretty exciting time right now with birds in Tennessee!! Cheers, Scott Somershoe State Ornithologist Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency P.O. Box 40747 Nashville, TN 37204 615-781-6653 (office) 615-781-6654 (fax)