Eagle Babies Cam

It's Spring again, and that means babies.... certainly baby birds. There's not much as special as being able to watch them in their nests, which is made possible by technology.

I am watching two adorable fuzzy bald eagles and a very good mom who tucks them under her when the wind blows... And the babies make sweet little chirps back to her.

MUST LOOK. So easy to keep open on one corner of your desktop while you TRY to concentrate on other things...

http://www.ustream.tv/decoraheagles

If You Just Want Endless Distraction

So if a Black Bear Cam and a Bald Eagle Cam aren't your cup o' feathers/fur, how about a Peregrine Falcon Cam???

There's a nest box with a camera in it in, of all places, Boise Idaho, atop One Capital Center. Last year two chicks successfully fledged from this very site! Wonder what can happen this year.

I am not going to get much writing done at this rate!!

CLICK HERE to see or go to http://www.peregrinefund.org/falconcam/

We will get back to those three squirrel babies shortly!

Watch the Eagle Cam -- 3 eggs!!!

Thanks once again to commenter Suzanne who has sent me the link to the Sutton Center Eagle Cam. Last time we watched a lone eaglet grow and wait for his mother to fly up to the nest with fish. We watched him eat, and doze and pace the edges of the nest day after day, until he started to flap his wings and test them out. Then one day, he actually flew! So cool to watch!!

Now the patient, majestic bald eagle mother is sitting on THREE eggs and noses them under her with her beak, waiting for them to hatch. Hopefully all three will survive. There is a separate camera that shows how high the nest is, up in a tree. It's right by water so she can go fishing.


CLICK HERE to go to http://www.suttoncenter.org/pages/live_eagle_camera

You can keep the link open on your desktop and work on another server and watch them from the corner of your eye all day!

Eagle Eye

For now, something timely:

Thanks to Sizzie for sending me this link to a live camera in the nest of a Bald Eagle. There is a baby and two views of it. A must see.

An OGE (the electric company) pole was used for the nest. The pole broke, so OGE repaired it and inserted a camera in the nest as they did. Apparently there were 4 eggs but only one hatched. But you can watch a great, golden headed bald eagle and her baby in the nest live by clicking HERE  (or cutting and pasting) this link:
http://www.suttoncenter.org/eaglecam.html

Check it out and let me know what you think!!!

(I found out the cameras there have broken in a rainstorm... but they've been recently repaired... of course, you have to watch during the daylight hours) 

*Also, please take a moment to click the purple paw to the right of this post, to help animals in need get a meal*