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Scout artives at 5:04 with the small stick he places the stick and picks up another stick and walks around with it places it down picks up...
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11/4 526 PM visit a short one min video 617am Bella arrives first Trills from the attic before landing Then Shep show Lots of sti...
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Hi Sunny:).Thank you Steven...what's up with the cam?
Still have an eagle in our nest.
Good Morning everyone. Hope your day is fun and you get to see the eagles wherever you go. I kind of think maybe there is a thought that since there are no young in our nest to watch that the cam isn't all that important anymore.
Well Lib and Belle, we love to see you whenever we can, so know that we ae definitley looking for you. Please continue to stop by for us regularly. Boy do we have a picture album full of gorgeous pictures of you.
Very colorful eagle at our nest. Too many pretty lines to tell which one tho.
Looks like they're both there now...
What's with the camera ... on again, off again??
Jim
I have only seen one. Not so colorful now. Still looks like it is in the same place.
Clearer pic now. Definitely just one.
Sometimes it is refreshing and sometimes just looping..
Maybe it was a double image with all the extra lines?? Only see one again now.
Is Suzanne on vacation or something? I'm used to seeing her comments early in the morning and I miss them.
Jim
I spy a fuzzy, colorful eagle!!
I saw something that looked like a head but I think it was the tree limb. I don't think Suzanne has been on today or yesterday. Maybe the Maine eagle pic scared her away. LOL
Suzanne was on earlier...havin puter issues at work, the card she picked up last week is not working.
Kent is feeding the chicks something I DON'T EVEN recognize.
Jim
Eagle still at our nest.
Looks like Belle to me....so good to see!
looking around like she is expecting company.
all gone
GOOD A.M. EAGLE BUDDIES!---THANKS STEVEN---"LOVE that "FUNNY FACE"!!---HELLO---SUNNY--MITS--GLO--JILL--"AGELESS JIM" & PAULA!!!!----BEAUTIFUL DAY IN WV----temp. 51°---SPRING is in the air!!---AN EAGLE in our nest----That's a GREAT SIGHT----SUZANNE---Hope PHARAOH is home---
Morning Norma.
Both Ospreys in BW nest ... possibility of two whitish objects beneath female..not clear.
PA FALCON has several CHICKS peeking out from underneath her----She is ALWAYS SO CALM!---They never update that site---Also LOOKED in on the "INFAMOUS" OWLETS!!---They SAY there are still 4 owlets---One is blocking the cam---just see FUZZ!
Norma, they do update the PA falcon cam...and you can always go to their forum for news.
MIT CAM at RED-TAIL HAWK NEST only shows 1 CHICK--(still preening)--Dark shadow over half the nest---Certain the other one is there!!--RED-TAIL HAWKS CHICK are so CUTE--
saw both of them earlier, Norma.
MITS---I do try to do that & left address to be notified of any HAPPENINGS---They did notify me of 1st egg & 1st hatching---Have you seen the MALE lately?----Won't be long their nest will look like the one at JRB---ADORABLE but "MESSY"-------
Have a great day, everyone ... got to get ready for work.
Jim
NY HAWK'S MOM is at nest----Those little "guys" are large---Yesterday--2 spread their wings---GREAT SIGHT!!!!---I am glad we are watching these hawks---Didn't realize how BEAUTIFUL they are---Need to read more about them----
Male was there early this a.m., They only notify, big events like you received, most of the up-to-date news comes from their forum.
NE winds 25 to 35mph with gusts to 40 at Norfolk today.
MITS---DID check back at PA FALCONS---You can see 1 egg under her---Did read they will band them 5/24/07----I watched that last year---ENJOYED watching them---but doesn't even compare to watching the EAGLES banding----
Both osprey at BW, I still only see ONE egg.
MITS---Thanks for giving SUZANNE my message----BLESS HER HEART!--She doesn't need computer troubles today----Forgot to ask---HOW'S MAGGIE?---Bet it was a fun day?--We need more of those---
What a late Good Monday Morning - I almost missed it! No brunch today for me. My cam is ok right now except for the MT nest.No sooner said then LINES appear all over it.
Three things to mention
1) Kent emailed me a contact for the Puget Sound cam-I will get on it right away as it is still frozen since 5/4
2) Sending email out through Momsters about the upcoming Nest Visit scheduled for Monday the 14th so that anyone who can will attend. Plans are now finalized &
Steve will try his best to meet with us!
3) Another email coming out concerning GEORGE of Kent fame. Loraine is 99% certain that it wasn't OUR George we saw dead in the nest! Whoo Hoo!
I will be Out of the Area with only a dial up pc from Tues thru Fri of this week.
KEEP THE SPIRIT FLYING!
Any day with Maggie is a fun day:).
Osprey egg in site at BW, still only looks like one to me
This is a great read for hawk lovers.
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Good Morning all. I didnt get through my work email untill 11:00 my time. Its going to be one of thoes days. I am glad everything is going well with the fund raiser. If you need help holler. The weekend with my grand son was an adventure. We went to Donnor Lake and it snowed. He was thrilled. Today it will be in the 90's. Our spring is gone. It just doesnt last long enough for me. I will keep an Eagle eye out today. Its a busy Monday. Later.
Sorry about such a long entry, I just didn't have the energy to edit it. Where are the owlets? I only know about the barn eagle eggs. Hello to all.
I saw the documentary of Pale Male on PBS. It was wonderful.
going to lunch. BBL
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PA falcon chicks are being fed....4 chicks, still one egg.
Just checked BW osprey nest. Both parents looking down into the nest cup but I don't see an egg. I know when it was first laid it was visible, did they move it or did something happen
Thank you Floralgirl. I have been out in the sun too long!
Might be the sunlight on the nest - it was there earlier. Sometimes they are hard to see. She is still on the nest incubating - Hey, maybe they were looking at egg #2!
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