Wow that's great -- thanks for sharing!

Sometime check on these handsome birds from California

Channel Islands Eagle-cam

I've looked at it a couple of times today but only notice that she turned around. Is the second one still hatchng?

It's getting crowded with all those dead fish.

I saw one of them bring a fish to the nest earlier today. Don't know which is incubating at the moment. I think they share duties.

This is why I love gardenweb. Thank you so much for sharing the link.

It was running on our school tvs all day yesterday. Of course, we are right outside DC, so it is local. May have to make a run to the arboretum this week.

very cool! that is so funny seeing the fish in the nest!

a couple of yrs ago there was a bald eagle nest visible from the path that we biked on- it was amazing to see how large it was!!

i remember living in a city with a peregrine falcon cam and the kids having the images on a tv in school! they were so excited watching the progress!

Yes, I've been watching it all week! Love it.

There is also a pair in Iowa called Liberty and Justice. Link to web cams. Watch for two eggs which appeared 2 weeks ago. They even have a Facebook page.

Not this one, but I have been following the eagles nest at Berry College, a small college in East Georgia for about 3 years. The same pair have been nesting since around 2012 iirc. These 2 hatched about 6 weeks ago and are getting pretty big. This is a Livestream link that has a couple of camera view options. If you don't want to download Livestream, just Google Berry College Eagles. So excited there eagles at the National Arboretum.

http://livestream.com/berrynest1/events/4299357

We have a live eagle nest cam in our area but what is even more exciting is that I've seen a bald eagle twice in the last year, both times I was on the way to my shop. They are truly magnificent and because both times he or she was flying low I got a very good bird's eye view. Both times I smiled for the rest of the day!

ETA: when you see one in real life there is absolutely no mistaking it.

Sometimes the way the eagle looks around, all I can think of is they're thinking....do you ever get the feeling that you're being watched?!?

Slightly off topic....one of my favorite live webcams, esp this time of year is from Crater Lake...can you find the visitor center? Everytime I think of complaining about snow, I think of them...

I just saw both of the babies being fed. One looked right at the camera like, "WHAT"! Very cute.

Watching feeding time can be fun, or gross sometimes, depending on what's going on and what is being fed. Sometimes the eaglets fight each other for the next bite. Called bonking. One will peck at the other. Harmless really.

For those who haven't watched eagle cams once the eaglets have hatched, be prepared. They could use a housekeeper after a while. It is amazing to watch the parents, though, and how gentle they are.

I'm already attached. I hope nothing bad happens. :-)

The local eagles here have had non-viable eggs the past couple of years. They currently have two eggs which are on schedule to hatch towards the end of the month if they hatch. When they last had a live eaglet, some sort of predator got in and killed it. :( That was very disturbing.

I've witnessed the result of bird nest predators in my own yard. A black rat snake took out cardinal young and neighborhood cats have done the same. Snakes are part of nature, but cats should live indoors. Always pisses me off that people let them run free. It's irresponsible pet ownership.

Thanks for adding these 2 Eagle-links! Yet more stuff I have to keep track of!

;-)

Same here, CindyMac. I keep 4 bluebird nest boxes and on one occasion snakes got to the nest.

There are eagles nests by the dam on the river about 25 miles from here. A lot of photographers go there and post on social media. A couple of weeks ago a raccoon apparently raided a nest & a single eaglet was lost. The wildlife people came out to see if they could determine anything but the rainy conditions prohibited any real determination on the ground and there are no live cams there. The photographer's timing of shots determined approximately when it occurred but that was about all. No one knows if the parent pair will abandon the nest or return next year.

BTW, the female is the larger of the pair, which I didn't know until I started following eagle nestings. And I made a slight mistake on the age of the Berry College eaglets; they are 5 weeks old. Born on 14 and 15 Feb, less than 24 hours apart. I was using bad memory when I said 6 weeks!

My kitties watch the birds from inside the French doors in the library. You should see their faces when our rooster and his harem come to the door begging for their daily treat of Cheerios.

At the end of each long hall of patient rooms, at the hospital where I work, the doors have reflective film on the outside. This time of year, there is almost always a male grackle doing some mighty fancy dancing, trying to seduce himself in the reflection!

I had a cardinal beat himself bloody against the side view mirror of my car. I finally had to put paper bags over the mirror so he could not see the "intruder". We used to have a hawk cam on the window ledge of The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. The same hawks returned several years in a row. Fascinating to watch but sometimes two of the babies would beat up on the little one. Sometimes the parents brought food (pigeons, squirrels, rats) to the nest that were not quite dead. Ugh. It's rough out there in birdland.

I'm afraid to get too attached to the eaglets. Mother Nature can be brutal.

I do so hope that the babies make it and I can watch them fledge the nest!

Me too, mimipadv. Nature is not for the squeamish. Has anyone else heard of Wild Heart Ranch in Claremore, Ok? They do a lot of great work. They rehab and return eagles (and many other animals) to the wild. Their FB feed is always interesting.

http://www.wildheartranch.org/default.asp

I've only seen one adult eagle today. Did I miss it? Do they stay gone all day?

Cat~Which camera are you watching ?

I've switched back and forth between A and B. Have I just missed the change out? My coworkers are bored with the eaglet updates, I'm sure.

So you're watching the Washington eagles..

Have you checked the Channel Island eagles?

You can rewind and see both in the nest @ -2.15 (about)

http://www.nps.gov/chis/learn/photosmultimedia/bald-eagle-webcam.htm

Looks like their both back again now.

Thank you, 4boys2.

I saw both parents for a second then my computer froze. Now I see a fresh fish being fed to the eaglets.

asleep ??? I will check again tomorrow...

omg, they're so cute!!!