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Support of Sutton Avian Research Center provides public with livestream video access to bald eagle nesting activity.
Eagles typically build nests in late fall and early winter, with eggs arriving in December, January.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. /3BL Media/ – During bald eagle nesting season, avian enthusiasts agree the best things come in pairs.
That’s especially true this season as Duke Energy Renewables has partnered with Sutton Avian Research Center in Oklahoma on the installation of the center’s second eagle nest camera, now livestreaming video at suttoncenter.org.
Duke Energy Renewables provided grants totaling $37,500 to support the Sutton Center’s original camera in Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge – the longest consistently running nest camera in the nation – and fund the installation of a second nest camera in rural Bartlesville, just half a mile from the Sutton Center.
Duke Energy crews restore power in Carolinas as milder winter storm moves through region
- Warmer temperatures than predicted result in fewer ice-related power outages than initially projected.
- 5,000 customers without power, as of 5:30 p.m.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Slightly warmer temperatures today than most meteorologists had predicted have resulted in fewer ice-related power outages than initially projected for Duke Energy s Carolinas customers as a winter storm moves through the region.
As of 5:30 p.m., 5,000 Carolinas customers – almost all in North Carolina – were without power. South Carolina experienced few outages.
Duke Energy projects nearly 1 million power outages in Carolinas due to approaching winter storm; company ready to respond
- Customers in storm s path should prepare for multi-day power outages
- Thousands of workers ready to begin power restoration after storm passes, including 5,400 line technicians and vegetation specialists
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Duke Energy today projected that the hazardous wintry precipitation and high-winds from the approaching winter storm could cause nearly 1 million power outages – some lasting several days – beginning Thursday in North Carolina and South Carolina, based on the storm s current forecasted track.
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