11/17 am Mating

 a tour of the area I fast forwarded it big time like 50 minutes long but it's all over a minute now

 Field Cam footage confirms a fly by the nest at 948 am. Unable to identify if it was a juvenile or adult eagle

FYI I didn't record the entire visit she stood around for probably 45 minutes!
 Nov 17 2025 - Morning NCTC

743 am Adult lands in the nest with a small twig.

754 am Adult exits the nest.

821 am - Adult arrives lands in the tree high up above the nest. Field Cam.

829 am Adult drops down into the nest, Good Morning Bella. Bella starts to work on the nest. Breezy this morning the wind is brushing Bella head feathers.

841 am Bella is still in the nest waiting for Scout.

9 am Bella is still waiting patiently for her guy.

928 am Scout finally arrives joins Bella on the nest.

931 am Both adults start to issue alert calls. Nothing seen on the field cam.

933 am All is calm together they start poking about in the egg cup area.

940 am Bella and Scout seem watchful this morning. No visuals of any intruders on the field cam.

942 am Mating. Although it is early for this pair eagles do mate periodically outside of the nesting season. Bella did not seem to mind. Windy this morning 21 mph with gusts up to 32 mph.

948 am Bella and Scout remain in the nest. Think there was an eagle fly by have to check the field cam.

955 am Scout was in and out; thought perhaps there was a chase but no other eagle seen on field cam unless I missed

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In memory of our dear friend JO

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