Eagle's Nest Harriet and M15 - webcam
Bald Eagle - description
Webcam Nest of the Bald Eagle. The Webcam has been in operation since 2012 and since then broadcasts 24 / 7 mode nonstop. Orli has been living the nest since 2006 and we have been able to watch birth, growth and injuries and the death of new additions. Extensive information in English can be found on the operator's website http://www.dickpritchettrealestate.com/
Bald Eagle is the fourth largest eagle in the world. It is a bird of prey from the hawk family. It grows to a height of 85 cm, the wingspan is up to 2 meters. Due to its majesty, the bald eagle has become the American national bird, a symbol of the Republican spirit. The Bald Eagle uses one nest and 35 years. It is most common on the coast, in river basins and in lakes of North America and northeastern Siberia.
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21.4. - 08:52:48 The first flight of E18 from a nesting tree on land!
19.4. After lunch came a heavy downpour, both completely soaked - drying the wings :-).
In the evening both on the branches of the nesting tree, beautiful shots and details.
14.4. 2021 - 13:42:09 First flight E17 !!!
At 17,48 flight from the neighboring tree to the nesting - long flight 🙂. That was, I think, E18. They are beautiful.
It was the E17 that completed its first flight. The E18 has not flown yet.
Ah, I thought that then the other flew and it liked the E17, so it flew more times 🙂. It is a beautiful family and it is great that the young parents were readmitted by their parents without any problems.
11.4. At 8,37 the eagles are dragged for prey :-), at 9,00 they are even dragged with their mother.
At 10,19 Eagle on a branch and below him horses.
Beautiful shots all day, eagles are beautiful - relaxed, healthy.
10.4. - 15:58:30 E17 on the branch next to the mother, bounces on the branch and strengthens the wings.
In 19,33-19,40 beautiful shots of an older eagle on a branch in the evening sun - details.
5.4.2021 -15: 18: 18 M brought the fish E18 immediately began to defend it.
4.4. at 12,15:XNUMX in the nest is the father with the eagles, standing among them, giving the impression that they are almost as big as him. Feeding is in progress, which she must eventually take "in her beak" from a branch watching Harriet. It seems to me that there are no skirmishes at all. They are still next to each other and when the older one has time to "branch", the younger one looks at him admiringly.
31.3. at 11,25 the "big" eagle, at 14,35 the brothers í
27.3. - 10:14 E18 first branch!
In the month they have been healed, they have been doing well and making tremendous progress. So on, beauties 🙂
26.3. I just read an article that Czech scientists helped solve the mystery of the high death of these beauties - cyanobacteria!
Spring, please put a link to the article here. Thank you, Petra
I already have it, you don't have to, Here is the link: https://ekolist.cz/cz/zpravodajstvi/zpravy/jihocesti-vedci-zjistili-pricinu-uhynu-orlu-belohlavych-v-usa"wpd-comment-footer">
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26.3. 2021 09:20:57 At 62 days of age E17 first branching !!
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26.3. Recording and videos
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25.3. For rock admirers Harriet and M - at 20,12 - it's worth a look 🙂
24.3.2021 From chat - Essec09 (administrator): Afternoon. Viewers may have noticed this afternoon that Harriet's left eyelid has closed. The eyelid opened once in a while and the eyeball itself did not seem to have a problem. It's windy and it could just be irritated. It happens so often. The eyes can also be irritated when they accidentally touch the feathers of another eagle, or by a drop of food when they encounter prey.
24.3.- 12:31:50 A young eagle in a tree by the nest 14:31 I think mom has something with her eye
A beautiful two-year-old boy and eagles both vocalized and defended the nest 🙂