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02-09-2010
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Eagle Cam
Thought I'd share this link.. Blackwater, a local NWR has an eagle cam on one if their nesting pairs. Its not streaming but is updated every 30 seconds. There is currently 2 eggs due to hatch later this month. Interesting to see...
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02-09-2010
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Re: Eagle Cam
Thanks Bill
 I will have to try to remember this and check up on them. |
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Re: Eagle Cam
Here's another Eagle cam. Live streaming: WildEarth.TV ... it's in your nature. - wildearth.tv
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Re: Eagle Cam
That is cool Bill, both eggs due to hatch later this month
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Re: Eagle Cam
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Re: Eagle Cam
You can perform Google searches for Eagle Cam or bird Cams and find a number of different sites. It is a good way to get an understanding of early like in an Eagle's nest. I have viewed a few different sites over the last few seasons.
Also remember you can access online some full episodes of the Nature Program from PBS. There is one program dedicated to Bald Eagles in the Missippi River Valley with great cinematic camera work. Also the Program on the Druid Wolf Pack in Yellowstone is a good program and includes interesting segments showing Bald Eagles, magpies and crows at carcasses with wolves, bears, coyotes and fox. Great cinematogrphy by Bob Landers, it is well worth watching. I can post the links if people have trouble finding these programs. Ioway |
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02-26-2010
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Re: Eagle Cam
Just an update..
After a season of a few feet of snow so far, one of the eggs started to hatch sometime this morning, and by this evening there was one chick. With any luck, the other will start in the next few days. Was interesting to see the habits of the parents during this part. Sometime last night, the father (i assume) brought a fish back to the nest for the expecting chick. It sat there untouched almost all day until this evening where I figured she started eating it in preparation of the hatching. Has been a rather harsh winter and isnt over yet, but looks like they are off to a good start.. |
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Re: Eagle Cam
We have been watching the cam at times too, site said father brought the fish
to the nest. How they know the timing of the egg and have the fish there ready, just amazing to me. __________________
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