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Patrick Keenan - BioDiversity Research Institute, Education and Outreach Coordinator. Patrick's focus is to bring the science of wildlife and BRI's mission to people in Maine and around the world. His background as a research biologist and educator, help him to relate the many trials that wildlife face. Wing Goodale - BioDiversity Research Institute, Research Biologist, Eagle Webcam Program Director, Coastal Birds Program Director. He carries outs diverse fieldwork from conducting bird surveys to testing seabird eggs for mercury to capturing and collecting blood from bald eagles. When not in the field, Goodale prepares scientific papers, conducts GIS analysis, manages Biodiversity’s Web site, and oversees BRI’s live eagle Web camera. Chris DeSorbo - BioDiversity Research Institute, Research Biologist, Raptor Program Director. DeSorbo works on a wide variety of bird-focused research projects, emphasizing intensive research on bald eagles in numerous states. When not in the field, DeSorbo prepares scientific papers and works to expand the scope of the raptor program at BRI.
140 Comments:
You are so good Judy!
Thanks so much for that.
Baby had it's first meal a few minutes ago.
Just amazing to watch.
Great Video,Much thanks judy
One word is all that comes to mind - PRICELESS...
Thanks Wing. Awesome!!!
Can we move some of those branches in the nest out of the way???
JUST KIDDING!!!
No wonder I have a hard time seeing Little Wing, he/she blends in with the branches too much!!!
THANKS BRI/Wing
T.Quinn
Thank you Judy! I was watching when you captured the closeup. Truely amazing!
Dianna
4/12 - 1:55 - Burke
Thank you for the close up clip Wing and Judy. Keep them coming.
Maura
Once again, Thank you Judy & Wing. Facinating footage!! Anxious to see if there are more than one eaglet in the nest. Seems many bloggers think so. Good luck with the approaching storm.
Thanks for the close up video, I can't wait for my husband to get home to show him.
Wow...That is so clear. I wonder if we are seeing two? The second one seems to be at 7:00?(In the nest on this video).Maybe that is just fluff?
Thanks again for the wonder of it all.
Annie
awesome camera work thankyou they were making some noise 2 days ago I wondered if something was about to happen.Have seen eagles here in Belleville,Mi abt 25 mi W of Detroit flying over Belleville Lake and perching in tree
Feeding of baby chick at 2:01p.m. April 12. Eastern time zone.
That is just "AWESOME" thank you so much!!! Carole Up North MN
can the camera be backed off a bit
so wh can see the nest better?
4-12-07 @ 2:07pm
Quick nest exchange, or the original eagle came back after leaving. Now ... I have GOT to get some work done today :)
Hi, I saw the mother feeding the baby between 2:02pmEST and 2:07pmEST.
California Kid
We are so blessed to have this turn of events. With what we thought to be a disaster has proven to be a wonderful bonus. I loved seeing the chick with its wobbly little head. I guess what we saw the parent eating was actually them feeding the fledgling chick. Mother Mature scores another one. Thank you so much for this video.
A.D.
Just watched Judy's vid. AWESOME! Guess these two eagles fooled everyone. Congrats.
Feeding again at 2pm. One flew off and then came back and we could see it was the male he had a hard time getting his left foot over a branch on the nest he is feeding as I type. Snowing hard here in New Gloucester. Settling down again @.12:12 Moving sticks around. Any one Know why there was a truck so close?.
Sir Lance
Very cool footage. Just watched what I believe was a feeding, (12:10pm EDT) then Mom settled in again.
THANK YOU JUDY!!!!!!!
Wow!! Just when I thought all was probably lost for this year. An amazing video and such great news!!
Thanks
Karen from Salem MA
This site is the best!!!
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Thanks so much Judy. What a cutie! I wonder if there is a sibling? :) Thanks to BRI and everyone who can record these events. I would miss 95% of it all without all you nifty PC people with the recordings! Thanks again! Poor little guy, there is a storm a brewing over his head as we speak. Then another for Saturday?
Thank you Judy, great close up. Is everyone still on cloud nine. I'm truly amazed. Beth from Ohio
Thanks for the close-up video!! Saw the chick on the "Live" cam about 205pm - eastern. SO COOL!! Can't wait till my kids get home from school to show them! We've had the live shot up on our computer since receiving the link. Thanks again!
Kendra - Fleming Island, Florida
It brought tears to my eyes this morning to see the chick.
This news certainly brightens my day, I cannot tell you how much I enjoy watching the eagle cams! Mother Nature once again comes through!
4/12/07 2:32pm
Thanks Judy & Wing!!
Do we have an official name for this little guy yet?
Finally found a use for the lap top I hate. Now we can watch in every room at home.
Doesn't help at office (not much work getting done)Can't stand to not watch.
Raining mixed with snow and very windy on Cape Cod. Hope it isn't as bad up in Maine.
Evelyn
2:50pm Little Wing is feeding again!!! darn branches... Grow quicker little one so we can see you better!!!
T.Quinn
4/12/07--2:51pm
Both parents at the nest!! One takes off, the other perched on the branch. And you can see Little Wing's fuzzy head poking through the branches.
--Liz (W,DC)
I am quite sure that the posted video shows a second chick to the left of the screen.
How absolutely breathtaking! Is anyone else seeing some movement on the left as well as the head of the chick or is it just me. Not as active movement as the chick, but something moving! Maybe just feathers or maybe feathers/down attached to another chick?! Wouldn't that be exciting!
One more thing, you can only see the other area of movement when there is a nest exchange, although the parent appears to only sit on the chick we all see. THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO HMMMMMMMMMMM! :-)
I agree with you Kevin (as you can tell by my 2 previous posts!) I too think there is 2. Whoopie if it is so! Lynn
12:01pm, AZ 4/12
Great and inspiring pictures!
Mom keeps looking and calling for Dad and then settles back in. She was out on the branch for awhile. I would think she might be hungry.
Fed again at 2:45 and then they traded places.. Took a while before settled in. I think noises of another bird (maybe hawk), made her cover up the young. Snow real heavy now will be at nest site soon… Hope their as tough as last years eaglets..
Sir Lance
About 2:50 P.M. Dad and Mom switched...saw the baby boppin around in there quite a bit. So amazing to see!! Mom looked like maybe she fed him a little then nestled down in. Now I've got to get some work done too!!!
Patti in PA
It's neat to be able to stare right in her eyes at the end of the video. What a beautiful creature eagles are...
Kathy in MD
Watch the video again very very closely - towards the end you will see the movement on the left! I would bet a million dollars there are two babies!! Lynn
Would it be possible to post a still picture of the chick for those of us unable to see the video feed or video posts? Please? thank you for all your work and inviting us along for the ride!
Maybe it was as much a surprise to them as it was to us!
Me . . . again. . . :-)
When I suggested watching the video to see the movement at the end I should have been more clear and said that the movement can be see at about 50 seconds into the video. Just wanted to clear that up for those that may want to take a peak and see if they see what I see! Lynn
Anonymous said...
Watch the video again very very closely - towards the end you will see the movement on the left! I would bet a million dollars there are two babies!! Lynn
3:14 PM
I would love to say you are right
but I believe it's a feather stuck
to a stick in the nest.
A post of the video to Utube would be helpful to those of us unable to watch videos in the other format.
Is it raining there? Mom (?) looks a bit damp...
T.Quinn
3:39pm
More food has been brought to the nest... Mom is plucking/preparing it to be eaten...
TQuinn
Dad just brought in some type of bird and handed it off to mom who is plucking it at the moment. Anyone else think dad's foot seems to be noticeably improved lately?
3:50 ************
Dad just brought dinner! You can hear it drop but not see it because Mom is all puffed out. Judy any chance you have that on video? Was sooo neat.Annie
4/13 3:40pm dst food drop both birds at nest. Wonderful parents
plucking a bird for the chicks feast. going to feed baby again @ 3:43 eastern time....
Is she laying another egg, or is she defending from another eagle?
Ooohh...food! Love this action :-D
At around 3:41 or so, Momma (loud voice!) was making alot of racket. Then she stood up and fluffed all out, spreading her wings. Dad landed on the branch that we can see. She did some dancing and then dove into the food.
Momma be hungry!
4/12/07 at 3:39pm
Feeding Time!! One of the eagles brought something to the nest and is picking at it. Something with feathers? Can't remember which was one was already there and which one took off. My, my, my ... these parents are going to be very busy for quite a while. Takes me back to last year when they were coming and going ALL THE TIME.
3:42 PM - Pop just brought some kinda big catch back to the nest for dinner - everybody is eating just fine now. Chicks will go to bed with full bellies tonight!
12:44 pm az
She is defeathering and eating what appears to be some kind of bird to me. Dad flew off before she began.
Judy,
Thank you so much, I can't believe how good the close up is! Fantastic!
Looking into Mom's eyes say it all! Window's to the Soul and Determination she has.
Sue in MD
3:45 EST
Checked in at 3:40 Eastern on 4/12. Mom was having a major feast. Was it a duck of some sort, does anyone know? Can hear Little Wing singing in the background. So very cool.
Best to all..
Lisa
4/13 12:45 PM pst
adult off the nest eating what looks like a feathered creature.
1:45 PST mom is cleaning the feathers off something, turned my head for just a minute and missed what she brought home for lunch?
Did any one catch it? Sandy- Wash. State
April 12, time 3:45p.m. Eastern. Mom pulling feathers out of some kind of bird to eat and feed baby chick.
Hmm, I think they are having crow for dinner....feathers flying...
It's 3:46 P.M. (EST) and Dad brought back an early dinner! Looks like a bird of some kind and mom is really rippin into it!
3:35 ET looks like there's a lg bird carcass in the nest and dad is picking eating to his heart's content. I missed it being brought in to the nest.
2:20pm CDT
Dad brought a mid afternoon snack. Looks like some kind of bird. Can definitely see Mom picking out the feathers.
In the chick video I think that is just some loose down feather stuck on a branch on the left side. But I do think I am hearing more than 1 chick chirping.
Mom is tearing up a LARGE bird right now for lunch... 12:47 p.m. Pacific
Thanks so much for the video... I was so sad when I thought there would be no chick for this adorable pair this year... Sharon
Well they finally got some dinner. Mom is really chowing down.
3:40pm EDT ~ Some sort of bird brought back to the nest and presented. I think it is Mom who has been plucking and tearing and eating it like crazy. Kept watching for baby, but no show.
4/11/07 3:47pm EST
Just logged into the cam to find mom madly picking apart some sort of food - I'm guessing a bird, as it looks like she's trying to pluck it in order to get to the edible part. I didn't tune in in time to see the food being brought in, but I have no doubt other watchers witnessed every detail.
Now she's settled down in the nest, facing the ocean. I didn't really see her feed the chick at all. Maybe she simply prepared it for a later feeding.
I can definitely see a black wing of a bird that the adult eagle just moved as she lays in the nest.
3:45 p.m. Maine
Just watched momma eating ravenouly, then settle down. Hope to see more video with baby, didn't see it being fed, I rely mostly on video to see what is going on.
Karen in Denmark
4/12, 3:50pm Burke
Mom was hollering and Dad showed up and Mom manteled (I missed it if he brought the food but he must have) and Mom started to eat. Funny though, it looked like she was tossing some of it away. Baby didn't eat this time. Dad also stayed for a minute and then left.
Maura
I also posted the two videos at YouTube in case anybody is having trouble viewing the video that opens directly in Windows Media Player.
This is the one around 8:24 this morning. :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DEP-hfTX88
This is the closeup view. :-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUY0WKFoaSE
California Kid
Feeding Time
@ 12:40 pm Pacific Time 3:40 pm Eastern Time Heard mom made a few calls from the nest. A minute or so later dad arrived and she stood and sheltered the nest with her wings semi open and next we saw her busily plucking feathers off of what dad had given her. She proceeded to devour some of the bird but left it on the side of the nest to warm the chick. What a joy to be whiteness to all this and even more so now that I know dad from mom. Thanks for the bad hair info. :)
A.D.
What is she eating in the nest? It looks like a bird. Boots
Thank you for the enlightening blogs and video.
The students are enthralled.
They remarked how great it was to see an eagle so close up, too.
The detail is remarkable.
As one student said regarding this next snow storm, the egg hatched so mom must know what she is doing!
Again, thank you for making this possible.
4/11/07 4:10pm EST
I just checked the posted video of the clost up of the chick, and I think what everyone is seeing to the left is a downe feather caught on a stick on the front of the nest. It doesn't look like a chick to me... just a caught downe feather.
4-12-07 4:06 pm EDT
I have just looked at the close-up video in Wing's most recent post. And I believe there is indeed another chick on the left. It moves before Mom moves around the nest and again when she goes over near it, and she looks both ways to each chick when she is settling in. Also, in the STILLS of the feeding around 3:50 and thereafter, she is reaching into both the left side and the right side. Feeding both?
I CANNOT TELL BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN UNABLE TO GET LIVE FEED SINCE THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY ON MONDAY. The BRI site video blinks and goes blank. The NWF link won't play because of Error C00D11B1 which is triggered by Code 80040241 "source filter for file could not be loaded."
Is anyone else having similar problems? Are all of the hundreds of posts today on the blog and the forum being made by those who have their live feeds on all day?
I have been keeping track of this site for weeks on an intermittent basis. I never had problems with live feed until mid-day on Monday. I am so disappointed.
A viewer in Gorham ME
4:20 Michigan time. BIF DINNER/SNACK for Little Wing.. So, exciting..Watched last year also...
I have to stop posting! The link is precious. Thanks for all the good news and incredible video. I feel as if it's one of my own grandchildren....wow!
Our celebration is on for Friday!
Ms. W and her 7th graders
Little Wing just got fed again at 4:25 pm. The adult (Mom I think) ate like she was starving! Fish, I think.
Becky
4:20 PM Michigan time.....BIG SNACK/DINNER for Little Wing!! Could not tell what it was...but the little one if full!!!
Thanks so much - this is so awesome.
Just watched Mom or Dad feeding the babe could we be wrong about there being only one babe. thanks Harold from Cushing Maine.
It looks like there are 2 babies to me. I was worried I'm glad to see the babies are hear. I hope all this messed weather doesn't hurt them.
4:20 PM Michigan time.....BIG SNACK/DINNER for Little Wing!! Could not tell what it was...but the little one is full!!!
4/12
I've been watching all day, on and off at work.
I saw the chick this AM but thought it was just wishful thinking.
All of those positive vibes paid off. What a wonderful sight to see the little one...a miracle!
Thank you for the videos Judy
Chris
Grand Island, NY
4:20 pm Eagle on nest feeding babies again and getting a full belly herself.. She also tossed a few pieces out that looked to be bones. They are going to need it if it snows there like it is here in new Gloucester. We have 3 plus inches now. And it is coming down hard, it started snowing here at 1pm. Should be hitting there soon. They are hardy Maine stock so they should all right through this. Heard mate in back ground at 4:30 and the one in nest answered back.
Sir Lance
Thank you so much for the link!!!
We watched the dad (we think) feeding the baby on the right side of the nest from around 3:15 to 3:30 Central time.
These eagles are mesmerizing!!
Ursula and Krystyn in Austin
We are getting snow now mixed with thunder and lighting. LOUD thunder Hang in there eagles better battin down the hatchlings... LOL
Sir Lance
These eagles, their inate ability to parent, their commitment regardless of the elements.... These are a tribute to the createdness of eagles and truly all creatures. This does not happen by chance. Praise God that He shows His handiwork and we are in awe.
Little Wing is a product of that design.
As we come together from far and wide to admire, learn, appreciate we are one.
Thanks BRI, Wing, All watchers and donors. We become part of a unified whole through these birds.
Here is a five minute clip of Little Wing bopping his head up and down while daddy is off to the side, and then mom comes in a few minutes later. Keep looking at the bottom of the screen and in a few minutes you'll see it (though not as clear as the close-up this morning).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeKexsL8FjQ
I think I saw 2 chicks also. It looked like she was feeding a chick on the left side of the bowl at 4:24. When she sat back down it looked as if there was another one on the right hand-side under the upper part of her chest.
We already have a good 2 inches of snow in the Yarmouth area on the southern coast. Hope the storm doesn't get too bad there.
So thrilled about the hatching!
5:02 pm Thursday 4-12-07 Plane just flew over or near, didn't make momma happy! Oh and just saw our friends on the news.......wabi.tv They have definately earned a spot on the news after everything they have been through....so special!!! :o) Wendy in Maine
At 5:20 EDT, adult on nest feeding self and baby from food in nest.
5:20 SUPPER-TIME FOR THE BABY!!
5:22 PM EDT
Baby's dinner @ 5:20. Something that was once feathered.
WAL in NH
I just got home from work and was happy to find out there was a chick. Here in Lewiston its snowing like crazy but it looks like its only raining at the nest site.
It's currently 5:20 PM and the chick is being fed by the adult. I was reading the blog so I didn't notice the food drop. That'll teach me to not pay attention.
JohnnyAT
5:25 EDT Eating again!!!! yeah, for Little Wing!!!! These parents are so great!!!! Watched the eagles last year. So, fun to see them again this year!!
5:15 pm EST - Feeding time. Mom feeding baby and then settling back in.
At about 4:20 Central time mom was feeding the chick. It is amazing to be able to watch this. Not sure what the food source is, but I think dad brought it earlier today.
I noticed the movement on the left side of the video too. If you look real close you can see its only a feather.
5:27 p.m. EST Mom just had something to eat and fed baby as well. It appears she has something of some size in the nest in the way of food. However, cant make out what it is After feeding she settled back down on nest. She is certainly the attentive parent. This is all so facinating. A very big thank you to all who have made this possible.
5:15pm Another feeding
Have been watching mother eagle eat whatever carrion is in the nest and feed chick/chicks for a few minutes around 5:25. I think it sounds like a chick peeping while she is feeding it so am thinking there might be another one too. She seemed to feed it in one spot and then another. Could just be my imagination though.
Glad to see a happy outcome to all of the suspense of whether the eggs would hatch.
Do we know when the little fuzz ball hatched? Plane flying over frequently...5:32 EDT 4/12
Feeding about 4:20 and again just a short while ago.
Any evidence of more than one? I know there appears to be feathers at about 7 on/in the nest, but I don't see any "chick" behavior...bobble heads...or change of position. Maybe we are in for another surprise soon.
I haven't posted much in the past 2days as I am playing nurse to my husband. Little house work done here in the past 2 weeks.
April 12 2;39 -calling
2:46 calling
3:36 feeding young{1 or 2}
3:36 heard plane overhead
3:43 calling
I seem to miss the good stuff when I have to leave the computer..I think when everyone saw her eating the white in the video someone posted that at least one chick was already born. that is why she was sitting high.
I hope you don't get too much of the storm.
Video of mom feeding the baby. Can't see anything of the baby except for small movement but Mom's tenderness is amazing.
http://wms-rbn-sea007.rbn.com
/ngm/eagles/wmlive/eagle.asf
Loved the chick flick, but the end of the video is mesmerizing!
4-12-07 5:55 EDT Are your folks at BRI going to check out this chick? Band it, take samples etc that was explained in one of your news reports? I just want to be able to see it up close when you do. Keep us posted.
Wow! What a great chance in life to see all of this unfolding. It is truly a miracle! Thanks to Wing and Judy for their dedication. Thanks to all who are watching across this great nation as well as the world.
Krumm
Thank you again Judy. I told me class of second graders yesterday that it looked as if the eggs were not going to hatch. They were heartbroken, as was I. I can't wait to get to school tomorrow to tell them the good news. I didn't even know until I saw channel 5 news tonight. What great news. Now hope they survive the next storm(s) coming.
leslie
4-12-07
I found this intersting site that will answer some of the questions I have seen posted in the past couple of days.
I was also amazed that adult eagles have 7,200 feathers.
Enjoy
www.learner.org/jnorth/1997/critters/eagle/AnswerEagle.html
Absolutely amazing!
Anyone know what is for dinner?
Almost 7:00pm EDT and the heavy, wet snow has begun here in coastal Hancock County. Let's hope this little one is as hardy out of the egg as in!
Oh I just can't bear to watch momma in that horrible weather! My heart breaks for her. Poor baby and Momma . . .and Daddy. I still think there are 2 chicks, but only time will tell! It very well could be just a feather stuck in the nest, but I believe it moves independently from the wind, etc. I hope I am right! Lynn
That storm is fierce... she's accumulating sleet on her back. Think good thoughts!
Watch this short clip of how tenderly mamma eagle feeds Little Wing. You can't see the baby, but I thought it was so sweet the way she attends to her baby, and thought it might be something to share with everyone in case you didn't see this special moment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p40U4tkSbsA
6:15pm CDT
Something seems wrong with the camera angle. The wind is blowing but we actually lose the nest completely. Camera seems to have slipped from its previous anchor.
I would have to assume, since there were no eggs visible from the flyover and the birds stayed away from the nest for extended times, the eggs must have been buried/covered in the nest by the adult birds. This would explain the moving and rearranging in the nest bowl for so long. It would keep the eggs warm while the adult birds were gone.
Glad we have a hatch-ling to watch grow and fledged this year.
California Kid
The watching of the feedings of the bird that was brought to the nest makes me wonder also if we are not seeing the parent feeding two chicks. First one would be fed with the parents head cocked one way and the nest with the head cocked the other. Also thought the chicks were getting some pretty big bites but who am I to judge, as they seemed to handle it. I think, as the chicks get bigger we will see more clearly there are two of them. It sure was interesting watching mom strip that bird of the unwanted feathers.
Thank you all for allowing is to be a part of this and for the great blogs. I am awe struck and glued to my seat. Now they have to weather another storm. My thoughts and prayers are with them.
A.D.
I just made a donation. I want to thank Wing for providing us with this unique opportunity to observe these eagles close up. I only discovered the eagle cam recently and love watching the eagles as well as reading all the blogs and comments. I like the name "Little Wing" that has been suggested as a thanks to Wing.
Don't forget to make a donation to support this cam if you are able.
Diane
I captured that mesmerizing glare at the end of the feeding video. Hopefully it views god for all… I am going to work on getting a still of the eaglet for you. Hard to get it clear but I will.
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-5/1019340/Eagle2.JPG
Sir Lance
Looks like our family is in for a long night.
Thank you Dollynh for the link to the website. Very interesting.
I captured that mesmerizing glare at the end of the feeding video. Hopefully it views god for all… I am going to work on getting a still of the eaglet for you. Hard to get it clear but I will.
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2005-5/1019340/Eagle2.JPG
Sir Lance
We are having a winter storm. Let's hope they will be able to weather it. We have about 6 inches of snow in NH. It hasn't changed to rain except for on the coast. Thank you for all the wonderful views at briloon. It's been great. The eagles are a majestic creature.
I didn't get much work done today, thanks to the Eagles! I heard the chick(s) often when the parent was standing up. At 3:37 pm the male (I assume) delivered a large bird - female plucked it with great fanfare, ate until 3:47 and sat back down. Returned to eating 4:15, and at 4:19 appeared to feed the chick. At 4:24 stopped feeding and sat back on chick. I could see the baby moving - a little blob - the camera needs to be aimed better though, someimes most of the nest is out of the picture. I was also watching a live woodcock in my backyard - he's still there and he's been here since around 2 pm at least. See him on my Bird Page http://home.gwi.net/~photoartgal/Birds
Correction to the wrong URL posted earlier. This is video of mom feeding baby.
http://video.google.com
/videoplay?docid=-1477538676940602585
oh my... i tried to post this morning but nothing happened. At work this morning at 9 am we saw what we thought was a chick.... my boss saiys no its a feather but low and behold we were right. I is a chick and soooo wobbly. After a few mins the camera zoomed in and what a great view we had then really up close thanks for such a great job
ctlodge
"OH HAPPY DAY" This site is the highlight of my day. What an overwhelming sense of joy.
oh my... At work this morning at 9 am we saw what we thought was a chick.... my boss said no its a feather but low and behold we were right. It is a chick and soooo wobbly. After a few mins the camera zoomed in and what a great view we had then .... really up close thanks for such a great job
ctlodge
4/12/07 8:10pm....I watched the dinner feeding and (at this time) I think there is only one chick! As Mom feed the baby, she continued to feed in the same area. She did not feed to the left or any other area. She gently handed food over and over again to the exact same spot. NOT TO SAY, another egg won't hatch tonight or tommorrow! Time will tell.....
Just beautiful. Thank you so much for your catching that. Even the close up of Mom is so amazing. It makes it so clear why our forefathers chose this particular animal as our national symbol.
Judy--you the woman! Thank you for these GREAT videos of the new arrival(s?)! It's a huge help to those of us who would rather be watching Bale Eaglecam but can't always... :-)
I'm guessing there will only be the one chick because there is no apparent egg rolling/turning happening anymore. It completely ended when the chick hatched. However, we all know all little we know!
I just made a donation. Join me in that if you're enjoying this wonderful opportunity as much as I am. Hold fast Mom until the storm subsides !!
What ever was dropped for dinner looked like a black bird with a white belly.
Yippee! I am so happy. Thanks for the great video.
Could someone tell me how to tell the difference between Mom and Dad? Do they have names?
Thanks.
To Dollynh, can you check that website you blogged with info about eagles? I have tried it but doesn't connect to anything. Says bad link.
Judy thanks so much for sharing this wonderful video. I live in California and get up every morning to see what's happened. In the evening I check to listen to the weather. Can't believe what that poor Eagle goes through. Karyn
Awsome, Awsome What a site thanks to you all. My donation is in the mail! We have to keep this going !!!
i guess my comments are not coming through will try again if this post goes through. We at work saw the chick right away. I called charlie as we were so excited.
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