Day: April 10, 2022

Did you know Piping Plover Was On The Menu Of The Titanic As She Left Southhampton

Posted on by Joey Ciaramitaro

Hi guys.

Just wanted u too know
This is the menu from the Titanic, she left South Hampton and Piping plover
Was on the menu

Submitted By Peter Rollins

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GloucesterCast 564 Livestreaming 4/10/22 Link to join here- www.facebook.com/goodmorninggloucester

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Eagles In West Gloucester

Posted on by Pat D

There was a turn of events in the story of the West Gloucester eagles last week you may be interested in. There is a nest in the area and I am pretty sure there are eggs in it since there’s ALWAYS an eagle in there indicating typical nesting behavior. So we can expect to see two eagles within sight of the nest. I should have realized this myself. Yet, I found myself surprised to notice bands on one of the eagles but no bands on another. Each of them were on watch in trees near the nesting area. The banded eagle may have a band on each leg which could prove enlightening someday for researchers. In the meantime, let’s hope for viable eggs and chicks in West Gloucester!

These are example of each of the eagles: the banded one in the sun, the other on a cloudier day: