Live Cam Birth Watch Eagles: I love animals and am interested in the Bald Eagles..... seems there is a live cam, and baby eagles are expected right now..... in the event you would like...

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I love animals and am interested in the Bald Eagles..... seems there is a live cam, and baby eagles are expected right now..... in the event you would like to sit for baby watch.... here is a link: http://abc7ny.com/news/watch-live-florida-bald-eagle-eggs-expected-to-hatch/1675668/

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Pennylynn wrote:

I love animals and am interested in the Bald Eagles..... seems there is a live cam, and baby eagles are expected right now..... in the event you would like to sit for baby watch.... here is a link: http://abc7ny.com/news/watch-live-florida-bald-eagle-eggs-expected-to-hatch/1675668/

Thanks for posting this. We have friends the live on Pine Island near there. Been there a few times. Really cool to watch in person.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

eagleye13 wrote:

Thanks for posting this. We have friends the live on Pine Island near there. Been there a few times. Really cool to watch in person.

It will be interesting to watch the eaglets mature and how the parents respond. Just think, 20 years ago these birds were on the decline and now they have made a remarkable recovery. Have you ever been up close and personal with one of these birds? The closest I have been is a visit to one of my trees in the back yard, and I could not stop watching it!

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Just have seen them from a distance in many places.
Watched them fish from the cliffs of Catalina Island.

Pennylynn wrote:

It will be interesting to watch the eaglets mature and how the parents respond. Just think, 20 years ago these birds were on the decline and now they have made a remarkable recovery. Have you ever been up close and personal with one of these birds? The closest I have been is a visit to one of my trees in the back yard, and I could not stop watching it!

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I also enjoy watching them fish, but I get a real kick out of the bears fishing..... here is live cam of brown bears: http://explore.org/live-cams/player/brown-bear-salmon-cam-brooks-falls

eagleye13 wrote:

Just have seen them from a distance in many places.
Watched them fish from the cliffs of Catalina Island.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

One chick has hatched. Waiting for the other one.

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eagleye13 wrote:

One chick has hatched. Waiting for the other one.

The live cam just showed both Mom and Pop at the nest.
I just noticed that BOTH have the white heads.
In the bird world, it is the male with the fancy and colorful plumage.
I know of no other species with that distinction.
The Eagle is symbolic in the Bible.
A sign maybe?

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

eagleye13 wrote:

One chick has hatched. Waiting for the other one.

I wonder when the mother gives up?

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

I don't think the second one will hatch and if it does the first one is so big that the second will starve..... she will clean the nest soon and M15 and Harriett will raise there child for the next 18 months or so. It will be interesting to watch it mature.

eagleye13 wrote:

I wonder when the mother gives up?

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

Pennylynn wrote:

I don't think the second one will hatch and if it does the first one is so big that the second will starve..... she will clean the nest soon and M15 and Harriett will raise there child for the next 18 months or so. It will be interesting to watch it mature.

You are right, if the other one hatched so late, the older one would take out the newbe.

Boo_Boo Loc: Jellystone

Nature can be harsh. The good news... if one can think of it as such, the surviving eagle will be stronger and healthier. I remember when Harriett's first mate died.... very sad to watch her and then M15 began to bring her gifts.... Eagles mate for life, something that I did not know until recently.

eagleye13 wrote:

You are right, if the other one hatched so late, the older one would take out the newbe.