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Oh that's so amazing! I'll have to check it out tomorrow. Thank you for sharing this with us Posts: 5237 | From here | Registered: Nov 2007
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Poor thing - it's a really windy day.
She has a snack in the lower left hand corner.
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I was watching and the momma and daddy bird traded places so the other could go eat.
This will get real interesting when the 3 eggs hatch.
Unusal to grow more than 2. Sometimes the 3rd is a runt. Parents just cant fetch enough food.
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She got off the eggs and checked them. I got to see all three eggs! It was so cool!
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This is neat! Thanks a lot! I will be watching all day now.
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Look closely when the parent gets up to shift the eggs. They seem to be changing positions more often now. I noticed that one egg is cracked and another already has a hole in it, you could see the baby's beak sticking up through it!
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I got to see them switch! I think it's the female who does most of the "nest fixing" .. she keeps pulling the nesting material closer to the eggs.
There is information on the eagles if you scroll down on the page.
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Did anybody watch the puppycam a couple years ago? Some guy had a camera in his dog's kennel in the kitchen and you could watch 24/7. You could watch them learn to walk and then start wrestling with each other. It was so cute.
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Saw one hatch about 10 min ago and hear it chirping. Don't know how they can breath with the Eagle sitting on the chicks, but I guess she/he knows what to do. This is so adorable to watch.
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I just saw the changing of the guard, and saw the newborn chick! So cute!
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I saw that too! It looks like only one has hatched so far?
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Oh, just saw it again - just one so far.
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The baby is so adorable! There's still only one hatched. It's so tiny compared to the mama. I love to see how gentle the parent birds are. They pull the nesting material up around them like it's a blanket. So sweet!
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OH MY GOSH!! I just saw the male eagle feed the baby some of the rabbit carcass that is there on the nest!! A M A Z I N G !! I waited 45 min for some action .. and boy did I get it!! ( no jokes! )
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Lymetoo, I saw that too! So amazing Posts: 5237 | From here | Registered: Nov 2007
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someone else who is watching,,,one of MANY thousand,,said the eggs were laid about 2 days apart from last.
So should be another chick there Monday or so.
Watched the elder feed the newborn the rabbit too. Was that Peter rabbit or the Ether bunny???
They ARE scavengers of dead animals/prey prefered over live. So maybe we can presume a road kill or similiar.
Alot of eagles overwinter at a generating dam north of here. They set in trees waiting for a dead fish after going thru the generators that convert water fall to electricity.
I didnt know much about there lifestyle till I had a pair nesting on my property. After 10-12 years they moved a half mile to where they get LESS interupted.
People were hounding them to death.
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We have eagles here too. I think I've seen one. It went by pretty fast as I was driving. Would like to see more. They are all around the lake here. I know what you mean about the dam. We have buzzards that hang out there! Maybe eagles too, I don't know!
Yuck on the dead rabbit. Didn't know it was likely dead when they got it. Glad we don't have smell-a-vision. Don't they also kill them?
I haven't seen either eagle eat .. unless he/she was taking a few bites between the feeding of the chick.
as for the other eggs.. thanks for info on when they were laid. I was wondering why we didn't have a second chick yet.
Amazing how the chicks can eat the meat straight from the rabbit. Many chicks are fed regurgitated food. (pre-digested)
he just fed the chick again!
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My grandsons and I just watched the Eagle feeding the first hatchling. They thought it was soooo cute!
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The newest baby was just cracking me up. It kept trying to sit up and it would fall over backwards. It was SO cute!
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I just saw the 2 chicks too! Soooo cute and furry...fuzzy...not sure how to describe them except too cute!
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I got to see one of them bring the fish up there! I was surprised!
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Just had another feeding. One parent brought a new animal to the nest (prarie dog?), and the other one fed the chicks.
The oldest chick is attacking its sibling. How will that third chick even have a chance against him?
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That wind will just not give them a break!!
I keep missing all of the good stuff.
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Nope. Still 2 and an egg.
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The 3rd chick should be here anytime now! They zoomed in on the egg this morning and you could see where a part of the shell was cracked and lifted up away from the rest. Must be hard work for the little one to break through.
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Consider this .. The parents provide for their young without argument. They share their responsibilities with each other. They would never think about neglecting their young. And abuse is out of the question.
Isn't that how God created us all? Only we humans mess things up!
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The third egg is now empty! A big piece of it is off. But, I didn't get to see the new baby.
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Yes tutu.....that's exactly how it's supposed to be.
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