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General Forestry => General Board => Topic started by: florida on January 15, 2013, 12:41:55 PM
This eagle nest is in a tree about a mile from my house. The nest is plainly visible from the road but the eagles aren't bothered by the traffic. These two birds have been mated since at least 1990. maybe longer. Over the years they have produced 30 fledglings. The two babies hatched on the 1st and the 3rd so are about two weeks old now. Very addicting.
http://dickpritchettrealestate.com/eagle-feed.html
There's another one out west every year. I like them!
Raider Bill,
Yes, the Decorah Eagle Cam in Decorah, Iowa. I've watched that one for several years now but they don't nest until next month. Plus these are my neighbors!
Decorah Eagles -http://www.ustream.tv/decoraheagles
The Decorah cam is a mile from my house.It's been fun watching how far away people are from who have watched the eagles.
The latest news has been that we have lost two of the young birds to power lines, so there is a study going on about how to protect them from touching live wires.
Also the parents are building a new nest and they are afraid they may not lay eggs in the tree with the cam.
like seeing eagles this part of Oklahoma we seldom used to see eagles around Now you see them around tenkiller lake all the time
Down in the national wildlife refuge they nest and have tours
Don't think the have a cam they use scope or did
Noticed more pelicans and loons also :)
I have one that started to hang around this year. Every so often I can see him sitting on top of the electric tower down in the field. This is the first year for eagles.
last year we watched an eagle cam in Richmond VA