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Thursday, May 2, 2013

Like Watching Live Eagle Cams? Here's Another One May 2. 2013

Like Watching Live Eagle Cams? Here's One With Two New Eaglets, Harmony and Hope

May 2, 2013

Dad and Mom keep a sharp lookout for intruders.

Photo Credit: www.popscreen.com/mnbound

Click here to watch live streaming video of eagle family in Minnesota.

Hope and Harmony bobbing and stretching their little wings in the nest bowl.
They are about two weeks old now.

Click here to see a recent example of what you will be able to see. Amazing nature!

Dad flies in with another gigantic stick to build up the nest and startles nesting Mom again.

I truly hope you will watch the Minnesota Bound eagles and their tiny eaglets. The camera is solar powered by day, but there is no infrared camera at night.

A Google+ friend, +Saleem Khan, sent me the Native American symbolism of the eagle:

spirit, spirituality, renewal, intelligence, courage,

illumination of Spirit, healing, and creation

Here's wishing that watching this eagle family raise their young will raise your spirits and bring you peace in your heart.

Click here to see my pinterest interests, especially my "For The Birds" board.

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Eaglets Flying/Fledging Very Soon! March 24, 2013

Eaglets Flying/Fledging Very Soon!

March 24, 2013

Here are our former little fluff-ball eaglets--all ready for flight training now!

Photo credit: J. Phalp

Click here to see Honor fly/fledge to a branch 10 feet away on March 22!

Tune in to an empty nest last night or this morning!? We will keep everyone posted on the fledging status but just in case you see an empty nest, these pics show the eaglets are, for now, not far away. #happywatching

Mostly empty nest these days--eaglets are branching most of the day.

Watch the eaglets take their flight training with this live eagle cam link.

This is the site of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam, sponsored by Dick Prichett Realty, of North Fort Myers, Florida. The nest is located on the property of Dick Prichett. The mature eagle pair, Ozzie and Harriet, have been nesting and raising eaglets for 5 years there. The eaglets have been named Honor and Hope. Local residents/watchers have submitted photos taken from the ground, so we can see what eaglets and parents are up to when not in live cam range.

This is one of many live eagle cams on www.ustreamtv.com and other sites. Do some investigating to find the nest family you enjoy watching. Type in the word eagles to get a full list of live cams.

The Alcoa eagle cam, located at Davenport, Iowa, is just as fascinating, with two new mouths for Liberty and Justice to feed now:

http://www.alcoa.com/locations/usa_davenport/en/info_page/eaglecam.asp

There is one site, Eaglecrest Wildlife, where they are presently watching a barn owl with 8 eggs, a Canadian goose with 10 eggs, and a red-tailed hawk who has just laid her first egg of the season. This site in Sanger, California, has 9 live cams watching all this and more on the private property. Here is the link:

http://www.ustream.tv/new#/eaglecresthawks

If you are more interested in Great Horned Owls, watch the live cam of Bonnie and Clyde who took over an eagle nest before the eagles returned for nesting season. The location is in New London, Wisconsin. This is a bit difficult for me to watch as the owl nests completely out in the open, and the weather there has been horrific, not to mention the mother owl has had another owl intruder almost every night. But now, she has one owlet, and everyone is hoping for a good outcome for her and the baby.

Here is that link:

http://www.ustream.tv/new#/channel/WolfRiverCam-New-London

This is nature in real time, so whatever happens, happens, both good and bad. In any case, get yourself on one of these sites and see nature up close, a true privilege.