We check on her every day... and today, Larry told me that she holds her wings out a bit because she feels movement within her eggs! So, hatching should take place very soon! It looks like she's done a little more nest improving, too... today, there appears to be more soft grasses than there was a day ago... so, I think her mate is bringing more materials to her. At least, that's how is appears. It's fascinating, Kristi! I'm so glad you posted this! Larry and I both check on her from time to time... at least once or twice a day!

Here's another eagle cam -Norfolk VA - where the chicks are a bit older: Here is a link that might be useful: Norfolk Botanical Gardens Eagle Cam

I was there when they had babies before. The mother was feeding it seagulls that hang around the water there. Their nest was full of white feathers. The reception to the park has a monitor with the webcam showing the nest but I never saw it online. They have a trolley that stops by the tree but you have to look very carefully to see the birds. Thanks for the link, I'll go take a look at it. Beautiful park by the way.

Thanks for the link - fun to watch! We watch the eagle cam in the Norfolk Botanical Gardens in Virginia...they've got three chicks!: http://www.wvec.com/marketplace/microsite-content/eagle-cam.html And Blackwater Wildlife Refuge in Cambridge, Maryland has three chicks also: http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/camhtm2.html