Good news on those eagles.....still waiting for the Norfolk pair to settle down to housekeeping. It took the male a while to choose between the new possible females.

I'm hoping #3 is his choice. You know how it is with new widowers... All the females swarm around him - so many choices... lol I love how the schools are watching too.

Isn't that fun. I began watching an eagle cam last year, nest is on Lake Washington, Seattle....it became almost addictive.

I've already bookmarked it again but the pair here are still remodeling. Last year it was Mar 13 before there was the first of two eggs.

It stormed last night and the cam is down today.

Hi there!

Can one of you provide me with the link so that I may watch

too? Just sounds like it would be alot of fun..."thank you".

I love watching them too.

Here's a link to the Lake WA eagle nest:

Here is a link that might be useful: http://wdfw.wa.gov/wildwatch/eaglecam/video_lw.html

Hi lovemymimi here are a few more....

Tembe Africam it's an awesome watering hole in Africa. It has elephants, zebras, lions, etc.

http://www.africam.com/wildlife/tembe_webcam

This is the Norfolk Botanical Gardens eagle cam

http://www.wvec.com/eaglecam

This is the Sutton eagle cam in Oklahoma, I just went there and they have babies, getting fed right now!

http://www.newson6.com/category/163029/sutton-eagle-camera

And finally, the reindeer cam, big hit with the littles ones in my family this past Christmas.

http://reindeercam.com/

Oldgardener and Katlan...A big "thank you" for the great info and links. I can't wait to check them all out!

I've been watching the reindeer cam faithfully every day!
The female deer has lost half of her antler's (they are hanging on the fence) and the male grew some really fast after Christmas.

I had no idea these other cams were out there...luv this kind of stuff! Thanks again!