America's National Bird the Bald Eagle in VNP
Minnesota's Voyageurs National Park covers 218,055 acres with 4 major lakes, 38% is fresh water lakes, 26 interior lakes, and 655 miles of shoreline. With more than 30 lakes and more than 900 islands, Voyageurs spans a watery 55 mile stretch of the U.S. and Canada border in a wilderness north woods.
Published: 05.19.2009 - Happy New Year in 2010
Host: Susie Lehto a.k.a. Tipi
Updated: 12.27.09
Bald Eagles in VNP Table of Content:
The Bald Eagle became the National Emblem in 1782 when The Great Seal of the United States was adopted.
- Bald Eagle in Flight in Voyageurs Video
- Voting Poll on the American Bald Eagle
- American Bald Eagles Catching Fish
- The Bald Eagle's Eyesight
- Born Free USA Will Help Keep Bald Eagles Free
- American Eagle Gold Coin Pendant and Bezel
- Bald Eagle Banding at Voyageurs National Park
- Zippo Lighter Where Eagles Dare Emblem, Brushed Brass
- Kabetoagama a Wilderness - God's Country
- Voyageurs National Park Information and Photos
- Be My Guest in the Guest Book
How Big Do Bald Eagles Get?
Wild and free Bald Eagles may live as long as thirty years.

The Bald Eagle population at Voyageurs National Park (VNP), in northern Minnesota is increasing from year to year. People can observe the Bald Eagles in their natural habitat at Kabetogama Lake, Namakan Lake, Sandy Point and Rainy Lake, which are the four major lakes that make up the park. Bald Eagles are more likely to be seen at VNP park than any other national park in the lower 48 states. The Bald Eagle is a bird of prey found in North America that is most recognizable as the national bird and symbol of the United States of America. Bald eagles can fly to an altitude of 10,000 feet. During level flight, they can achieve speeds of about 30 to 35 mph.
The Bald Eagle is a large bird with a body length of 35 to 42 inches and a wingspan of 72 to 96 inches. They have a mass of 10 to 15.5 pounds. The females are about 25 percent larger than males. -- Their lifting power is about four pounds. The Bald Eagle is at the top of the food chain. They are very strong swimmers that can be overtaken by hypothermia in waters that are too cold. Their hunting area varies from 1,700 to 10,000 acres. Home ranges are smaller where food is in great abundance.
Growing up in this wilderness area I learned that its not the Bald Eagles to look out for, but its the Hawks. My dad told me to watch out for the Hawks so that they don't get the kittens that our cat had. As I sat watching one of the kittens in the front yard one day at about the age of five, a Hawk flew into the yard and picked up the kitten and flew away with it. I was shocked and still am that this happened 10 feet away from me.The Bald Eagle Population is Increasing
VNP Protected Eagle Nesting Sites

Voyageurs National Park biologists counted 69 bald eagle nests in the park's boundaries on April 16 of 2009 by an aerial survey.
Adults eagles were seen incubating at 38 nests compared to 29 in 2008, 24 in 2007, 30 in 2006, 26 in 2004 and 2005, 24 in 2003, 22 in 2000 and 20 pairs in 1999.
VNP Superintendent Mike Ward said, "There has been a steady increase in eagle nesting activity within Voyageurs National Park during the past 37 breeding seasons. This trend and the annual increase in the number of young fledged within the park is good news for a healthy eagle population. Overall, we believe that by reducing the adverse potential of human/eagle interactions around our active bald eagle nesting sites we have allowed for greater nesting success. At the same time we have increased the potential to view more eagle activity for our visitors. Our specific management goal is to help ensure the continued reproductive success and sustainability of the park's bald eagle population and that strategy appears to be working well."
Since 1992, VNP has temporarily closed the land and water areas around active bald eagle nests to visitors during the eagle's critical nesting periods.
Bald Eagle Nest Sites in VNP
There are 39 nesting sites occupied by breeding pairs in VNP
* Bald Eagle areas are protected!Thirteen of the park's 39 active nesting sites occupied by breeding pairs were temporarily closed to human activities. After the young left the nest by the middle of August, the temporary closures were lifted. Motorized and non-motorized watercraft users are to avoid land or water that is near the bald eagle nesting sites within about 218 yards during closure periods. People are not to stop on the water when passing near these sites that are marked with signs or buoys.
Individual eagles differ in temperament and tolerance to human and natural activities. People play a very important role in protecting nesting eagles and other birds. Some are easily displaced by human/eagle interactions, whereas others are more accustomed to close interactions with humans. Eagles may still be incubating eggs until late May, and if flushed off the nest for too long a period, the eggs will cool causing the embryos to die. May and June are particularly sensitive periods for nesting eagles.
If the Bald Eagles feel threatened, they may abandon their nesting efforts. Newly hatched eaglets are unable to regulate their body temperature and require constant attention from an adult to protect them from cold winds and rain and the hot sun. When eaglets are able to regulate their own body temperatures they are not as vulnerable when the parent is away.
Bald Eagle Nest With It's Baby
The American Bald Eagle is no longer on the endangered species list.

Adult Bald Eagles have a brown body with a white head and tail. They have bright yellow irises, taloned feet, and a hooked beak. The beak, talons, and feathers are made of keratin. They have 7,000 feathers. - Once paired, Bald Eagles remain together until one dies.
Juveniles are completely brown with white speckles, except for their yellow feet. The males and females are identical in plumage color. They reach full sexual maturity in four to five years.
The Bald Eagle builds the largest nest of any North American bird, up to 13 feet deep and 8 feet wide, and 1.1 tons in weight. They typically have from one to three eggs at a time. - 35 days of incubation duties are shared by both male and female, along with a nesting cycles of about 20 weeks.
A Bald Eagle Catching a Fish Photo

The Bald Eagle's diet consists mainly of fish. It hunts fish by swooping down and snatching the fish out of the water with its talons. It is an opportunistic feeder also.
Fish normally have a back that is dark in color and are not easy to see by a fisherman close up in the water. One day when I was fishing with friends in Kabetogama Lake, an eagle that we had been watching, swooped down and scooped up a good 4 pound Walleye out of the water about 50 feet from our boat. A Bald Eagle's eye sight must be very sharp to see a fish from 100's of yards above. It was a spectacular sight to see!Beautiful Bald Eagles Pictures Links
- Large Picture of a Bald Eagle
- Too large to post on this lens. A picture of an eagle swooping down on a lake.
- Adult With Its Young
- Large Picture! Very Nice!
- Two Adult Eagles Picture in VNP
- Perched in a pine tree. Nice shot!
- Flight of Freedom
- Large Bald Eagle Image: This is majestic!!!
American Bald Eagles Catching Fish
This shows how the eagle grabs fish out of water. Beautiful video!
Majestic Eagles: Compelling Facts and Images of the Bald Eagle
Majestic Eagles: Compelling Facts and Images of the Bald Eagle
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A female Bald Eagle will carry her eggs for 35 days, and then she will lay one egg per day. The male will take his turn keeping the eggs warm first, while the female goes hunting for food to eat. He is careful to not harm the eggs with his talons, while he settles in to protect the eggs. An inexperienced eagle may get blown off the nest in a 40 mile an hour wind, if it doesn't turn to face the wind.
The American Bald Eagle is Majestic!

Out of all the birds in the world, the American Bald Eagle has been my favorite. Seeing how they soar high effortlessly and glide in the sky, is a thrill to me. I have seen many eagles in the wild. I am happy about the increase in population in North America. - With the increase, there are other species of birds, animals and fish that are decreasing in population.
Therefore, the endangered species list may be lengthened with other birds, animals and fish... That is life on life's terms! - With every action there is a reaction ... and there will be a reaction.
I hope that more Bald Eagles are not taken into captivity or shot. The Bald Eagle is a Symbol of Freedom to the American people. - I believe they should stay free!
The Bald Eagle's Eyesight
They can see a chicken or rabbit 2 to 3 miles away!

The Bald Eagles eyesight is believed to be six times sharper than that of humans even though they are similar but smaller. Their eyes are situated at the sides of the skull and project outward and forward so that there is an overlapping of vision, which gives the bald eagle binocular-eyesight to help them gauge distances precisely. Their eyes are large in proportion to their head. The relatively large eyes leave little space in the skull for the eye muscles and so the eye mobility is limited. Bald Eagles make up for this by rotating their heads up to a 270 degree angle. Their sharp-extraordinary eyes are their best sense. Bald Eagle can spot prey small up to a distance of hundreds of yards. Bald Eagles are capable of seeing fish in the water from several hundred feet above. They have two foveae or centers of focus, that allow the birds to see both forward and to the side at the same time.
Eagles are not noted for their hearing, but they don't have poor hearing. Active by day, birds of prey like hawks and eagles use their hearing to locate prey and other birds. However, sharpness of hearing is essential for some owls like the Grey, which can locate prey in the dark by sound and hear prey under the snow from long distances, they can pin-point sound without the use of sight.
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Bald Eagles will switch from hunting to love making in the air.
American Expedition Bald Eagle Thermal Mug
Gold Bald Eagle Jewelry
Bald Eagle Banding at Voyageurs National Park
I love watching Bald Eagle Videos! (YouTube Video)
Bald Eagle Embroidered Patch Large Patriotic American Iron-On Emblem
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Bald Eagles usually mate for life and are territorial. If one of the mating pair dies, the other is left to defend its territory alone. In the spring the weather can be cold and there are snow and ice storms that are a danger to eggs hatching. If one eagle is left to protect eggs, it will eventually abandon the nest for food and water. Wind storms can blow Eagles' nests out of trees.
Bald Eagle Fight Slide Show and Pictures
The Bald Eagle population in the U.S. was estimated in the 1700's to be between 300,000 - 500,000. The population was once as low as 500 nesting pairs in the lower 48 states. Bald Eagle populations rebounded since. The lower 48 states now hosts over 5,000 nesting pairs, and a total of about 70,000 Bald Eagles in the whole of North America including Alaska and Canada.
- National Park Service - Beal Eagle Slide Show
- A Bald Eagle Fight!
- Bald Eagle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Bald Eagle From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
- Bald Eagle Pictures - Images
- Bald Eagle Viewing on Google Ads
Voyageurs National Park News from Google
- MPCA board approves haze-cutting rules
- The state rules are aimed at cutting 30000 tons of emissions annually to reduce haze over areas such as Voyageurs National Park, Isle Royale National Park ...
- Ice In Voyageurs National Park Is Getting Thick, But Not Enough To Safely ...
- Ahhh, you know winter is almost at full force when the folks at Voyageurs National Park start issuing advisories on ice conditions in the park. ...
- Minnesota DNR Conservation Officer Reports
- He picked up a severely injured car hit eagle that had to be put down and assisted Voyageurs National Park with an investigation that revealed deer hunting ...
- Park staff checking ice, trail conditions
- The snowmobile speed limit within Voyageurs National Park is 45 miles per hour on frozen lake surfaces and 25 mph on all overland portages. ...
American Bald Eagles in the News
I read some very interesting articles from here about eagles. Google News
This summer in VNP 29 of the 39 active breeding pairs had 38 young fledge from their nests. Ten active breeding pairs that incubated in spring failed to hatch eggs or to raise one young to fledging age. One breeding pair occupied a breeding area but did not breed. Adult bald eagles do not always breed annually.
- Where bald eagles are sore | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/27/2009
- In 2008, six bald eagles were treated at Tamarack, exceeding its 2007 record of five, Holmgren said. Three of the six eagles from 2008 were rehabilitated, ...
- The bald truth: Eagles have made a comeback
- Another is the appearance overhead of a bald eagle. That being the case, the ability to remain focused enough to manifest a fish ? especially while plying ...
- Golden eagles vs. bald eagles
- Golden eagles are sometimes confused with bald eagles, which are more prevalent in Wisconsin but notably different, said Scott Mehus, education director of ...
- Bald eagles making a return to the Lakes Region
- By HARRISON HAAS After having been on the endangered species list for decades, bald eagles are on the rise throughout the state of New Hampshire, ...
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American Bald Eagle Information Sites!
Bald Egale Rescues - Education - National Federation
- * Visitors on Cluster Map (click)
- * American Bald Eagle Information
- Bald eagle information, eagle photos and video, bald eagle facts sheet, where to view bald eagles, status of the bald eagle, bald eagle screen savers, bald eagle greeting cards, and eagle stories as well as golden and harpy eagle facts and photos. Wisconsin bird photos and facts. Zoo animal slide show
- * Raptor Education Group, Inc.
- The Raptor Education Group, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to caring for injured or orphaned native bird species and public education on wildlife issues. All donations are tax-deductible.
- * National Wildlife Fedaration - Bald Eagles
- What does it say about a nation when its national bird is threatened? Luckily, the bald eagle's story is one of recovery. With the banning of chemicals such as DDT, this majestic bird has made a comeback. While there are still many threats, its future looks good.
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Blog Posts for Bald Eagles
Bald Eagles were affected by DDT, a pesticide that was banned in 1972 in the US, but its dangers were known in the early 1960s. It isn't lethal to Bald Eagles, but the DDT they ingested weakened the shells of their eggs and they cracked under the weight of an adult eagle. Banning of DDT in 1972 and the passage of the landmark Endangered Species Act in 1973 brought this majestic bird of prey's recovery of numbers to a faster pace than conservationists expected. Illegal shooting of Bald Eagles is the biggest threat to their survival today. More threats include lead poisoning from eating ducks that have lead shot in them, habitat loss and power line electrocution.
- Religion Clause: Court Rejects Free Exercise Defense To Bald Eagle ...
- Defendant, a member of the Omaha Tribe and the Native American Church, claimed that the charges violated his free exercise rights under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. Without a permit, he killed two bald eagles to use in a ...
- Where bald eagles are sore | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/27/2009 ...
- Where bald eagles are sore | Philadelphia Inquirer | 12/27/2009 Philadelphia Inquirer Holmgren is not a medical doctor or physical therapist , but an assistant wildlife rehabilitator at the Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education ...
- VIDEO: Fighting Bald Eagles Fall Into Burien Yard | The B-Town ...
- KING-TV has a video report that's worth a view ? two fighting bald eagles got tangled up, and due to gravity, ended up falling into a yard in Burien on.
- Joe's Adventures: Southern Bald Eagle
- I zoomed in with my camera and became excited over a glimpse on a Southern Bald Eagle. I was able to capture a few shots before the specimen flew off. I was able to snap a few shots of this amazing bird in flight. On the drive home, ...
What a Serious Looking Bird

The Minnesota Governor's Fishing Opener will be at Lake Kabetogama in 2010. Kabetogama is the gateway to Voyageurs National Park, which is a vast wilderness of beauty.
Bald Eagles on Twitter
People Are Always Tweeting About Seeing Bald Eagles on Twitter.
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Kabetoagama a Wilderness - God's Country
Discover the Historic Ellsworth Rock Garden
* Trail Head Map of VNP - Maps of Voyageurs National Park and Lake Kabetogama Maps - Kabetogama the Gateway to Voyageurs National Park-
Kabetogama Lake a Wilderness - God's Country
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As a child I learned about living in a wilderness area in northern Minnesota border waters, where the black bears roam and the timber wolves survive. The enchanted forests with towering trees and the ancient granite rock hills were my play ground. W...
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Kabetogama Lake Maps USA
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Maps of Kabetogama Lake, Minnesota in the United States of America. Kabetogama is the gateway to Voyageur National Park. View maps of Rainy, Namakan and Kabetogama Lake, that surround the Kabetogama Peninsula which is the main land part of Voyageurs...
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Ellsworth Rock Garden at Kabetogama Lake - VNP
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Ellsworth Rock Garden created by J.E. Ellsworth from 1944 to 1965 on Kabetogama Lake, Minnesota in Voyageurs National Park is a historic grotto. Jack was a Chicago building contractor who lived on the north shore of lake during the warm season with h...
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Kabetogama-Voyageurs National Park Trail Maps
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The Trail Heads Maps for Voyageurs National Park in Northern Minnesota, St Louis County in the United States of America. There 22 trailheads listed. Welcome, to God's Country with 55 miles of over 200 interconnected lakes with 900 islands in a scenic...
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Kabetogama the Gateway to Voyageurs National Park
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Kabetogama Lake is the gateway to God's Country and is the only national park in the State of Minnesota in the United States of America. Voyageurs National Park is a water park made up of 3 major lakes and several small lakes. The major land mass...
Voyageurs National Park ~ Kabetogama Lake
Bald Eagles in Voyageurs National Park - Eagle Cam
The Bald Eagle population at Voyageurs National Pa more...5 points
Ellsworth Rock Garden at Kabetogama Lake - VNP
People love to visit the Ellsworth Rock Garden cre more...4 points
Kabetogama Lake a Wilderness - God's Country
As a child I learned about living in a wilderness more...3 points
Kabetogama Lake Maps USA
Welcome! My name is Susie Lehto and I am a native more...3 points
Voyageurs National Park Information and Photos
The landscape is rugged and varied with rolling hi more...3 points
Voyageurs National Park Information and Photos
Visitor Center Information ~ Things To Do in VNP
Visiting Voyageurs National Park and Kabetogama Lake by lensmaster Ramkitten-
Voyageurs National Park Information and Photos
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Twin Cities Public Television show video "Minnesota's National Park Legacy" is airing in October 2009. The legacies of Minnesota's National Park sites takes a look at Voyageurs National Park and Grand Portage National Monu...
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Visiting Voyageurs National Park And Kabetogama Lake
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After finishing our canoe-camping trip in the Boundary Waters, Steve and I decided to make our way down the North Shore of Lake Superior and then inland, eventually ending up in Voyageurs National Park. But we really knew nothing about the Park or wh...
Voyageurs National Park Map
- * Voyageurs National Park Google Map
- Interactive Map - Makes It Kind Of Fun to Look Around Voyageurs
Be My Guest in the Guest Book
Do You Love Bald Eagles? Maybe you have a story you would like to share!
The Bald Eagle is my favorite bird! I love to watch them!

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- shelly shelly Nov 30, 2009 @ 8:18 pm
- Wow Sue! You sure have aquired a nice collection of Bald Eagle gift items for those Christmas shoppers out there--a very nice selection! We did get to see 4 Bald Eagles when we brought Mom home to Kabetogama yesterday--each sighting is a treat!
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- Sylvestermouse Sylvestermouse Nov 18, 2009 @ 5:13 pm
- Beautiful!!! Eagles are magnificent and majestic
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- flowski flowski Nov 18, 2009 @ 11:24 am
- Thanks for the info @Tipigal, now I would like to visit Voyageurs National Park and shoot Pictures of the majestic Bald Eagles there.
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- Pmona Pmona Nov 9, 2009 @ 6:37 pm
- Beautiful lens, great job!
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- RollingLuggage RollingLuggage Nov 9, 2009 @ 5:10 pm
- Wonderful lens & Great information
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- Tipi Tipi Nov 9, 2009 @ 9:22 am | in reply to Shelly
- Shelly, you have got to consider getting a good camera to zoom in close on those birds that you get to view. Would have been great to get the duck vs eagle on video. How exciting for you folks. The eagles do make one stop and pay attention to them. Yes, they will be eating well with deer hunting open now. Hope the hunter do well! ~ Thanks!
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- Shelly Shelly Nov 8, 2009 @ 7:48 pm
- Wowzers did we ever see Bald Eagles on our trip to Kabetogama this weekend--a total of 14! The most exciting one was this morning--we got to watch for about 10 minutes as an eagle swooped a duck in the water. This drama was already in progress when we spotted it. One could tell that the Bald Eagle was expending a lot of energy on the attempts to get the duck as it "ducked" just in time. The Bald Eagle took a break and perched on top of a big pine and we moved on. The duck in the attack was alone, though there were 2 large groups of ducks on the water about 200 and 400 feet away near the shore. The Bald Eagle focused only on the lone duck.
Other Bald Eagles were spotted in trees or in the air near the highway. We figured the eagles were pretty interested in gut piles left by hunters as it was the opening weekend for Minnesota's white tail deer season. We saw a group of 6 Bald Eagles perched in trees on a field. It was wondrous!
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- Shelly Shelly Nov 4, 2009 @ 1:19 pm
- Sue, I just got all teary eyed reading Shea's compliment to you and I know you probably had a tear when you read it too as he was such encouraging support to you when you first started on Squidoo. It's nice seeing him back on line on Squidoo again--even I missed his presence and I'm not even a member.
The Clustr Map reports 68 visitors here in the past 24 hour period--the Bald eagle is such a fascinating bird to many. We had a Bald Eagle flying over our head when we were in the county forest on Sunday--majestic![in reply to Tipi]
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- Tipi Tipi Nov 3, 2009 @ 3:03 pm | in reply to triathlontraining
- Oh, thank you Shea, you have always been so kind to me. Good to see you back on Squidoo again. You lenses are always excellent, maybe I've taken pointers from you. Thank and best wishes to you always!
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- Bald Eagle on Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia
- The Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a bird of prey found in North America that is most recognizable as the national bird and symbol of the United States of America. This sea eagle has two known sub-species and forms a species pair with the White-tailed Eagle.
- All About Birds - Bald Eagle Guide
- Learn how to identify Bald Eagle, its life history, cool facts, sounds and calls, and watch videos. The national emblem of the United States, the Bald Eagle was threatened with extinction in the lower 48 states because of DDT (a type of pesticide) poisoning. Protection under the Endangered Species A
- American Bald Eagle Foundation
- About the Foundation - Museum - Downloads
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- Web site of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
- YouTube - American Bald Eagles
- Footage of our great american treasure, the bald eagle. Thanks to the Endangered Species Act, bald eagle populations have grown from less than 500 breeding p...
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* The Bald Eagle Cam - Eagle Cam is Down
This has been so fasinating to watch! Eaglets really grow fast!
- ***** Live Eagle Cam (is down)
- You can watch the adult Bald Eagles feed and care for their Eaglets. LIVE CAM!
Now that the eaglets are flying, its hard to catch them in the nest.
Readers: This is Not the guest book, that is toward the bottom of this lens!
Eagle Cam Viewing Reports Eaglet's Progress
My sister and I charted the progress of the Bald Eagle's nesting here.
I plan to get this charted out in a written report, but until I do...you can read the progress of the nesting eagles here.
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- Tipi Tipi Oct 16, 2009 @ 8:19 am | in reply to skilly
- I'm sorry that the Eagle Am is down. You can read the comments and progress of the eaglets here as it was charted by my sister Shelly and I. This is something that we enjoyed.
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- skilly skilly Oct 14, 2009 @ 3:03 pm
- Love this lens. Great pics of bald eagles. 5 *
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- Tipi Tipi Aug 28, 2009 @ 7:12 pm
- The Eagle Cam has been off air for a time. Might be because the eagles the eagle aren't home much anymore, I don't know. Hoping it'll be back on air soon.
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- 12:38 12:38 Aug 17, 2009 @ 12:39 pm
- Seeing an empty nest right now, but the eaglets do come and go throughout the day as adults bring in food for them. Windy day there again.
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- AndyPo AndyPo Aug 12, 2009 @ 5:24 am
- I love to see one of these catching fish.
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