Video...baby eagles

[MikeSondra Grossen]

They will soon be hatching, or might of depending on chirps from babies or other birds in the area. Gives the kids something to watch for~

Its in Decorah Iowa.

 

[Norm Reeves]

Awesome........another:

 

[EddieS'04]

I just get a circle going around. never loads. On both...

 

[MikeSondra Grossen]

On the second is the left hand side (all black screen) just have to hit play button

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

Both work for me.

The link posted by USN-ret has a baby under her right now at 17:06!

 

[Kevin Palmer]

Both work for me as well..



In the second one right now feeding is going on, kind of cool...

 

[MikeSondra Grossen]

The second one is definately more active, which is why I believe the first havent hatched yet. We are staying tuned....

 

[Gary DiPietroSr]

Very cool. one has hatched and it is going to get fed right now. One of the eagles is ripping apart a rabbitt.

 

[EddieS'04]

I still cant get the streaming vid to play. I can get the slide show from USN-ret, post.

 

[MikeSondra Grossen]

the first, sometimes I have to search and start to type eagles, and it pops up Decorah Eagles. I wouldnt of guessed we would see a rabbit in the nest~

 

[Robert Thomas]

Raised about 70 of them from fledgling to flight around 1985 in Mississippi as part of a reintroduction project. Had little puppet eagles to feed them with. Neat birds.



:supercool::supercool:

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

They are starting to band the baby Eagles.

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

If you click on the bottom right of the screen there is another live feed from the ground. And it has sound!

 

[Mark K 2]

Starling cam. Momma has 4 eggs. Daddy keeps bringing straw, but momma doesn't want anymore.

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

Sad news.

The Female Eagle was Struck by Plane. It looks like they are removing the babys from the nest.

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

DGIF biologists have decided that it is in the best interest of the eaglets to remove them from the nest and relocate them to the Wildlife Center of Virginia. The removal operation will take place at 10 a.m.

 

[Kevin Palmer]

That sucks she was hit by a plane. In that case, I agree, remove the eaglets and get them back to the wild when they can do so..

 

[Bill V]

To be clear--the one which was struck by a plane is the one from Norfolk, VA.



To my knowledge, the eagles in Decorah, IA, from this thread's original post, are still just fine.

 

[Dominoelover thegamenotthepizza]

Sorry about that. Yes Bill there from Norfolk. The web cam is still active but the nest is empty.