Feeding the Eagles up close
- Thread starter Red Devil
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Hi Liz,
For the last 2+ months I've been watching 10 different bald eagle cams. These cams are very addicting. Here are some of my favorite clips.
Meet the Hornby Family from Hornby Islalnd. Mom is the one with the shaggy hairdo. Dad is a neatness freak who is always cleaning and building up the nest. He's also an awesome provider.
The two little ones are Hope and Echo who hatched in late April. Little Echo sadly passed away in a tragic accident a few weeks after this video was taken.
Mom accidently steps on a little one. Dad arrives with a fish, panting hard from his work. Mom leaves, and Dad feeds the babies.
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-18-53_hornby-island2.flv&start=0
Dad arrives with a bunch of small fish. Mom begs for fish and makes it very clear there's not enough for everyone.
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-07-03_hornby-island2.flv&start=280
Dad's eating a nice fish. Mom flies off
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-06-43_hornby-island2.flv&start=0
Dad brings home the bacon, er fish, panting very hard from all the exertion
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F04%2F30%2F2009-04-30-20-10_hornby-island2.flv&start=451
Dinner gets away at the Sidney nest which has triplets. (This wonderful trio should be fledging in early July
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hwf-sidne...04/2009-05-04-15-53_hwf-sidney2.flv&start=541
For the last 2+ months I've been watching 10 different bald eagle cams. These cams are very addicting. Here are some of my favorite clips.
Meet the Hornby Family from Hornby Islalnd. Mom is the one with the shaggy hairdo. Dad is a neatness freak who is always cleaning and building up the nest. He's also an awesome provider.
The two little ones are Hope and Echo who hatched in late April. Little Echo sadly passed away in a tragic accident a few weeks after this video was taken.
Mom accidently steps on a little one. Dad arrives with a fish, panting hard from his work. Mom leaves, and Dad feeds the babies.
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-18-53_hornby-island2.flv&start=0
Dad arrives with a bunch of small fish. Mom begs for fish and makes it very clear there's not enough for everyone.
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-07-03_hornby-island2.flv&start=280
Dad's eating a nice fish. Mom flies off
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F05%2F01%2F2009-05-01-06-43_hornby-island2.flv&start=0
Dad brings home the bacon, er fish, panting very hard from all the exertion
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hornby-island2?streamId=hornby-island2%2F2009%2F04%2F30%2F2009-04-30-20-10_hornby-island2.flv&start=451
Dinner gets away at the Sidney nest which has triplets. (This wonderful trio should be fledging in early July
http://www.zaplive.tv/web/hwf-sidne...04/2009-05-04-15-53_hwf-sidney2.flv&start=541
That could be slightly dangerous if they get greedy over a salmon fillet in your hands. The only way to get a good idea of how big and powerful eagles are is to see them up close and in person. That's a ton of eagles and a beautiful sight none the less! I agree about the driftwood too, but I think the birds like their perches.
