1/15 pm

1:13 Scout in, stick delivery. He places his stick and works on the bedding.

1:16 Scout exits the front of the nest, circles around past the BST out of camera view.

4:57 Scout in, Bella lands behind him. It's windy. They start tidying up the nest.

4:59 Scout exits the front of the nest and lands at the BST.

5:02 Scout exits the BST cam 2,flys in front of the DCT and sycamores around the back and out of sight. Cam 1

5:05 Bella exits the front of the nest in the same direction as Scout until out of sight.

5:29 One flys in from high in the air behind DCT Cam 1, flys past Cam 1 circles tree and lands at BST at 5:30.

5:38 2nd one darts across field from NCTC building area and lands a4:57 Scout in, Bella lands behind him. It's windy. They start tidying up the nest.

In memory of our dear friend Jo Lennox

Please be respectful if you decide to make a comment. Any advertisement will be deleted. Thank you, Steven Chase for allowing me to continue the blog, but in a different manner than he intended. As a conversation piece, it is now for a videos and blogging thanks to the Outdoor Channel for providing us the internet access! Thank you for the National conservation training center in Shepherdstown West Virginia for providing the camera for us to watch! Judy Eddy 

1/15 AM

 705 am Scout in the nest.

706 am Bella joins him.

711 am Attempted mating… no go

714 am Bella takes off and Scout fo820 am Adult lands with a stick. It is Scout; he fusses with the nest. Bella joins him on the nest so both are there now.

Windy conditions this morning currently 16 with gusts up to 25 mph.

832 am Scout left and just returned with a thick stick. The stick bangs into Bella on his arrival she likely thinks Scout get it together and adapt to the windy conditions haha.

1104 in w stick

1113 back with a stick 

1118 trying to bole

1119 poof off into the wild blue wonder

1123 back another stick

1124 kisses

1127 poof

1129 poof mt nest

In memory of our dear friend Jo Lennox
Please be respectful if you decide to make a comment. Any advertisement will be deleted. Thank you, Steven Chase for allowing me to continue the blog, but in a different manner than he intended. As a conversation piece, it is now for a videos and blogging thanks to the Outdoor Channel for providing us the internet access! Thank you for the National conservation training center in Shepherdstown West Virginia for providing the camera for us to watch! Judy Eddy 

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