Eagle Bald Eagle Webcam Fraser Point
Bald Eagle - description
The nest of Fraser Point is located on the island of Santa Cruz, California.
History of nesting:
28. February 2012 confirmed that female A-49 matched male A-64
Female A-49 is called Cruz, male A-64 was named Spirit.
2012 failed mating and few had no eggs.
2013 hatched one young A-89 female
2014 2 chicks A-97 male and A-98 female
2015 2 chicks A-54 female and the other unlabeled female
(it had a small wing for marking)
2016 No egg, a rock eagle on the territory was moving, seeking their nest. From the edge of the year 2017 the nest fell from the tree. Eagle couple moved to another nest.
2017 3 chicks A-02, A-03, A-04 all males.
Bald Eagle - live
8.1. camera time 10.38.-female Cruz close up
6.1. camera time 16.37.11.- the eagle arrives, it seems that it will spend the night here. I'd bet on a female.
Hello Marcelo, it's a male Spirit. The female was at the nest 4 days ago and still has blue number tags on her wings.
Good evening, Peter, thank you for the explanation. 10.40.- it suits a male!
18.12 Online transfer again !!
14.12 Dr, Sharpe Update
Today I visited the nest of Fraser Point. There didn't seem to be any work involved, so I added side supports and filled the bowl with grass to try to lure the couple to nest. I also slightly adjusted the camera to get a better view of the perch at the nest.
The original nest https://www.facebook.com/IWSEagles/photos/pcb.10157904123991453/10157904123111453/
Modified nest https://www.facebook.com/IWSEagles/photos/pcb.10157904123991453/10157904123296453
So great, Dr. Sharpe is with the team on the island of Santa Cruz, so we could soon see a transfer from both the Fraser Point nest and the Sauces nest.
28.8 - 19:14 Spirit & Cruz at the old nest and stayed there for the night 🙂
11.5 The young eagle spent the night at the nest - ring 28 / A is a one-year-old eagle
Info Dr. Sharpe - Elos (Orange Ring 28 / A) is a male that hatched in 2019 in Trap Canyon Nest on the island of Santa Rosa. The two places are about 19,5 km apart, including a minimum of 9 km across the ocean between the two islands.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndxKUeAcNcI
19.2
At Fraser Point, the nest partially collapsed. The IWS team reinforced him in November 2019 in the hope that the eagle pair would return. The eagles built a new nest away from the cameras.
We are slowly approaching a nest on the Normandy Islands in the nests of FP, We, Sauces.