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Thursday, February 14, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
What an eventful day
Lets start the day by a brief look at several live cams early in the morning.
It starts out peaceful and pleasant enough but fasten your seatbelts it doesn't quite stay that way.
Norfolk
In addition to how the video ends there were two more intrusions I was able to catch on film You can see them by clicking here.
Also there is an updated response by the VDGIF Norfolk Botanical Garden click here to read.
NCTC is dealing with a snowstorm...snow with Belle and 3 eggs in the nest is the last thing NCTC fans want to see happening.
Tesoro
It starts out peaceful and pleasant enough but fasten your seatbelts it doesn't quite stay that way.
Norfolk
In addition to how the video ends there were two more intrusions I was able to catch on film You can see them by clicking here.
Also there is an updated response by the VDGIF Norfolk Botanical Garden click here to read.
NCTC is dealing with a snowstorm...snow with Belle and 3 eggs in the nest is the last thing NCTC fans want to see happening.
Tesoro
Monday, February 11, 2008
Feb 11
Two nests now have 3 eggs
Norfolk
Watch the slide show here
NCTC
A brief peak at some live cams: Pelican Harbor, Norfolk and Tesoro
Click here to watch This Great Video of Norfolk was filmed by Quennie of HWC just shortly after the clip on the above Video I did. It tells us what Dad was on the lookout for. Norfolk is having its own share of drama this year for sure.
Norfolk
Watch the slide show here
NCTC
A brief peak at some live cams: Pelican Harbor, Norfolk and Tesoro
Click here to watch This Great Video of Norfolk was filmed by Quennie of HWC just shortly after the clip on the above Video I did. It tells us what Dad was on the lookout for. Norfolk is having its own share of drama this year for sure.
Friday, February 08, 2008
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Feb 7 around the Eagle Cam Web
California nests.
See this Neat video out of West End. Word is that feed will also include audeo this year.
At Pelican Harbor K 10 finds himself in an altercation with a juvie. K 10 takes alot from Mom and from his kids...but he is definitely taking intruders at the nest very seriously these days. Take a look here
Tesoro
Cape Coral 1 Look how big these chicks are getting
Norfolk
Link to Relocation project shows how high up the nest tree and the cam is....why we get seasick when the wind blows LOL
Beautiful photos of Norfolk Eagles can be found here in Shellys Gallery
NCTC Lib and Belle have 2 eggs. Thanks to Sharon for this photo
See this Neat video out of West End. Word is that feed will also include audeo this year.
At Pelican Harbor K 10 finds himself in an altercation with a juvie. K 10 takes alot from Mom and from his kids...but he is definitely taking intruders at the nest very seriously these days. Take a look here
Tesoro
Cape Coral 1 Look how big these chicks are getting
Norfolk
Link to Relocation project shows how high up the nest tree and the cam is....why we get seasick when the wind blows LOL
Beautiful photos of Norfolk Eagles can be found here in Shellys Gallery
NCTC Lib and Belle have 2 eggs. Thanks to Sharon for this photo
Monday, February 04, 2008
NCTC, Norfolk and Cribrails
Oh my what an exciting kind of day this has been. First of all NCTC Has their first egg of the new season. As yu can imagine their fans are thrilled. I know you want to see pictures LOL
Tesoro is raising the crib rails and for very good reason
Norfolk most likely has another egg.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebGwnAYmY28
Tesoro is raising the crib rails and for very good reason
Norfolk most likely has another egg.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebGwnAYmY28
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Feb 3 Around the Eagle Cams
Bartons Cove: Northeast Utilities
Is back online now for their new season. Both adults have been seen together at the nest.
Blackwater seems to be settled with 2 eggs for this season.
This added info from Lisa at Blackwater.
Woody Dawson
Finally, I wanted to mention some good news related to our friend Woody Dawson. Woody is a wonderful photographer who photographs eagles along the Susquehanna River in northern Maryland and also in Alaska, and I’ve occasionally shared his work in my blogs. Woody just notified me that six of his photos were just used in a brochure put out by the U.S. Mint for their new bald eagle commemorative coin series. Here are two images showing the brochure: Image one and Image two. The only photo that is not Woody’s is the image on the far right on the first brochure — that is a photo of Challenger, the captive bald eagle from the American Eagle Foundation. Right now, these are the only copies we have of the brochure, but we wanted to share them, and we wanted to congratulate Woody on this wonderful honor. If you’d like to see more of Woody’s work, be sure to visit his website.
The California nests will number at 5 this Eagle Season. Major work on the cams is curently being done the weekend of Feb 2and 3. Look ofr much more info on these nests in the next Feedblitz.
Cape Coral 1 nice capture by Lori
Kent Both Star and Spirit have been seen at their nest together, the most recent sighting I am aware of is Jan 29. This nest also had the human kind of visitor doing soem maintainance on Feb 2.
NCTC cam has been down since very early Fri morning as an ice and snowstrom hit the area. One of the adults believed to be Belle showed up around 10:30 pm on Thurs and was still in the nest when the cam froze close to 6 am on Fri morning. Sadly for NCTC fans it has remained down and we will not know any more about Belle and or eggs until it is up again hopefully some time on Monday.
Norfolk seems to have laid their First egg admidst a visit by a Great Horned Owl. There is mixed thoughts and commentary on how much of a threat or harassment this will be as the eagle season progresses. Go to their website to see photos and more info on those happenings.
Oklahoma has this info on their website
29 January 2008: CAMERA IS BEING INSTALLED SOON
Sidney/Saanich Video captured by Ian after spending the day out watching the eagels. Video really picks up some neat footage at about 2 mins til the end.
And in case you haven't seen it, Here is David Hancocks latest update
Tesoro kids growing fast, Cute video from patriots girl
Is back online now for their new season. Both adults have been seen together at the nest.
Blackwater seems to be settled with 2 eggs for this season.
This added info from Lisa at Blackwater.
Woody Dawson
Finally, I wanted to mention some good news related to our friend Woody Dawson. Woody is a wonderful photographer who photographs eagles along the Susquehanna River in northern Maryland and also in Alaska, and I’ve occasionally shared his work in my blogs. Woody just notified me that six of his photos were just used in a brochure put out by the U.S. Mint for their new bald eagle commemorative coin series. Here are two images showing the brochure: Image one and Image two. The only photo that is not Woody’s is the image on the far right on the first brochure — that is a photo of Challenger, the captive bald eagle from the American Eagle Foundation. Right now, these are the only copies we have of the brochure, but we wanted to share them, and we wanted to congratulate Woody on this wonderful honor. If you’d like to see more of Woody’s work, be sure to visit his website.
The California nests will number at 5 this Eagle Season. Major work on the cams is curently being done the weekend of Feb 2and 3. Look ofr much more info on these nests in the next Feedblitz.
Cape Coral 1 nice capture by Lori
Kent Both Star and Spirit have been seen at their nest together, the most recent sighting I am aware of is Jan 29. This nest also had the human kind of visitor doing soem maintainance on Feb 2.
NCTC cam has been down since very early Fri morning as an ice and snowstrom hit the area. One of the adults believed to be Belle showed up around 10:30 pm on Thurs and was still in the nest when the cam froze close to 6 am on Fri morning. Sadly for NCTC fans it has remained down and we will not know any more about Belle and or eggs until it is up again hopefully some time on Monday.
Norfolk seems to have laid their First egg admidst a visit by a Great Horned Owl. There is mixed thoughts and commentary on how much of a threat or harassment this will be as the eagle season progresses. Go to their website to see photos and more info on those happenings.
Oklahoma has this info on their website
29 January 2008: CAMERA IS BEING INSTALLED SOON
Sidney/Saanich Video captured by Ian after spending the day out watching the eagels. Video really picks up some neat footage at about 2 mins til the end.
And in case you haven't seen it, Here is David Hancocks latest update
Tesoro kids growing fast, Cute video from patriots girl
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