Thank you Kathy for posting this site. I have passed it on to several people. Now that the eggs will be hatching in the next day or 2, I'm having trouble staying away from the computer. It's gonna be so much fun watching the parents feed the babies! Thanks again.

Sharon, I don't think they've hatched yet. Right next to the cam is a box that has the dates they laid them and updates. I think they'll post when they hatch. They did on this other eagle cam I'm watching. Two out of three eggs have hatched on that one and there is alot of activity today. The male keeps coming to switch and the female isn't giving it up. LOL.. maybe last one is about to hatch. This is a California nest. The Ca site says the eggs take about 35 days to hatch so the Virginia one might be a bit more before they hatch. Certainly worth checking them out. I really look forward to the Va one because of how close the cam is compared to the Ca one. Here is a link that might be useful: TurtleBay eagle watch

One day last week on my way to dialysis,I got to the end of my long drive in the tree above me this huge bird flew out.BEAUTIFUL,I couldnt get over how big he was.IT WAS AN EAGLE.He was watching my 2 swans in the stream. We saw one last year it flew over the house .It wasnt very big.This one was huge.

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