You get a whole new perspective standing at the base of the tree. The bucket is fully extended, and up 75 feet.
Here's our talented climber, Nu, in the nest with the new cam.
A closeup of Nu. The new camera is small.
Here's the FWS crew on the ground.
Here's me (l) and Mike Gurson looking at a monitor of the cam signal.
Here's Mike watching the cam.
All of these photos by our resident photog' Todd Harless.
10 comments:
OH HOW COOL!!!!! Awesome photos, but Todd ALWAYS takes awesome photos. That just looks so great!
So ok, Steven, when can we expect "test runs" on the cam??
WOW!! STEVEN---For once--I can't find the WORDS!!!----THANK YOU--THANK YOU!!----You can't imagine how much we APPRECIATE YOUR LOOK OUT FOR US!!!!--This is too EXCITING!! I KNOW I LOVE YOU NOW!!!
HI SUZANNE!!---Isn't this just too much to handle!!!!!---THANK YOU TODD---Your photos are ALWAYS GREAT!!
VICKY!!!!---I HOPE YOU ARE CHECKING OUT THE PHOTOS---???
Hi Norma, you're right, VERY EXCITING!
Hi Vicky, did you make it over here?
Oh, you know what, Norma? Everybody is in Atlanta, Mai Lan's cake cutting ceremony. Won't they be surprised when they come back to WV??
Wow, Great pics. I met Nu at the Shepherdstown Market last Sunday. He helped put up the camera originally. I told him they got a new one, but I don't think he believed me.
There is a little bird on the BW osprey nest, no idea what it is.
AND YET EVEN AS WE SPEAK, ANOTHER THREAD IS UP WITH MORE PICS
good evening dear eagle friends. How wonderfully exciting. The photos look just like being there. Steve, thanks so much. Todd, too. and those wonderful men Nu and Scott, is it. Forever thankful I will be to them. I can hardly wait for nestorations. God Bless all of you this evening. BBL
donna
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