547 pm Eagles are back they arrive together. Scout brought a nice meal to the nest for Bella of course she claimed it. Squirrel meal always hope it is road kill. There are a couple of people walking on the path in the grove; Bella and Scout are watching them.
555 pm A bit of beaking back and forth.
559 pm Bella starts to eat her meal she beaks Scout when he gets to close to the meal 😁
602 pm Scout exits the building flies to the BST (babysitting tree), Bella continues to eat 31°/44° F
6:22 Scout was in 1st. He worked on the nest and tested the egg bole. He looked up at Bella in the attic.6:27 Bella joined Scout.
6:31 Bella was interested in Mating, Scout wasn't. Both were doing mating calls.
6:37 Scout exits followed by Bella.
8:40 am Looks like Scout with a stick.
8:43 Bella arrives. She chortles. They work on the nest together. Scout exits at
8:46, maybe heading to the stick and bedding store.
8:47 Bella exits.
840 am Looks like Scout with a stick.
843 Bella arrives. She chortles. They work on the nest together. Scout exits at 846, maybe heading to the stick and bedding store.
9:33 Scout in , tailless fish delivery. Good job Scout.
Bella follows him in. Scouts alerting, both are watchful.
9:34 Bella claims the fish.
9:35 Scout exits to the DCT.
9:45 Scout exits the DCT and flies behind the sycamore grove toward the river.
9:50 Scouts in , small bundle of bedding materials delivered. Both do nestorations.
1006 am Scout exits the nest Bella stays put.
1013 am Bella moves the piece of catfish that nearly looked like an egg. Scout returns with a branch. More restorations.
1017 am Scout exits again. Bella stays put.
1020 am Scout returns with a bundle of bedding for the nest. The egg cup will be nice and comfy for Bella and her eggs.
1026 am Bella exits then Scout follows her out. Nest is MT (empty)
Current weather conditions Cloudy, 43 F Windy 13 to 19 mph. Expected high today is 43F.1034 am Bella is back. She brought a small clutch of bedding I think.
Bella does some restorations work on the crib rails. Scout is seen flying about the grove; looking for a perfect something to bring back to the nest. Bella notices him too. Will today be the day, I think we are close to seeing our first egg!
1047 am Bella exits the nest; we could see her soaring the skies along the grove toward the DCT then she circles back toward the grove of trees then disappears out of our view. Nest is MT again.
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 👋🦅❤️🥚🪹🤍
843 Bella arrives. She chortles. They work on the nest together. Scout exits at 846, maybe heading to the stick and bedding store.
9:33 Scout in , tailless fish delivery. Good job Scout.
Bella follows him in. Scouts alerting, both are watchful.
9:34 Bella claims the fish.
9:35 Scout exits to the DCT.
9:45 Scout exits the DCT and flies behind the sycamore grove toward the river.
9:50 Scouts in , small bundle of bedding materials delivered. Both do nestorations.
1006 am Scout exits the nest Bella stays put.
1013 am Bella moves the piece of catfish that nearly looked like an egg. Scout returns with a branch. More restorations.
1017 am Scout exits again. Bella stays put.
1020 am Scout returns with a bundle of bedding for the nest. The egg cup will be nice and comfy for Bella and her eggs.
1026 am Bella exits then Scout follows her out. Nest is MT (empty)
Current weather conditions Cloudy, 43 F Windy 13 to 19 mph. Expected high today is 43F.1034 am Bella is back. She brought a small clutch of bedding I think.
Bella does some restorations work on the crib rails. Scout is seen flying about the grove; looking for a perfect something to bring back to the nest. Bella notices him too. Will today be the day, I think we are close to seeing our first egg!
1047 am Bella exits the nest; we could see her soaring the skies along the grove toward the DCT then she circles back toward the grove of trees then disappears out of our view. Nest is MT again.
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 👋🦅❤️🥚🪹🤍
