American Bald Eagles.

All eagles except White-tailed and Spotted Eagles
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Ferenz, thanks for the picture.

She can not give up. when I see that, I'm glad we don't have chicks!
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The incubation is interrupted during an third Bald Eagle. S&J chased him/ her away so far. Maybe Mr.BB?
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Videos about the events on their Fb- side:
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Friends-of- ... 602/posts/

Edit: Around 12:18 cam time the drama goes on.
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How big they are! :shake:
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Big Bear

Just I found some pics and facts about nest tree. Don't know, if someone has posted it earlier.
https://imgur.com/a/Atfjc6m
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Davenport, Iowa

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Birdfriend wrote: March 2nd, 2020, 10:03 pm Eagle Country
How big they are! :shake:
4th of March

And how! :)
It's two genders, isn't it? (The beaks ...)
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Polly :hi:, at the beginning I thought Hickory is maybe female and Mossy male. But who knows it...only a DNA-test could it say.

One is sure, they are best buddies that time. :rolleyes:
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Very bad news from Sauces Canyon: Jak and Audacity laid three eggs one by one and all the three were broken very soon! Something is definitely wrong with those eggs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ium4NnF3XI&t=39s
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mississippi eagles


asteria wrote: March 5th, 2020, 8:40 pm Very bad news from Sauces Canyon: Jak and Audacity laid three eggs one by one and all the three were broken very soon! Something is definitely wrong with those eggs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ium4NnF3XI&t=39s
there are few fish in the diet. often bring birds
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asteria wrote: March 5th, 2020, 8:40 pm Very bad news from Sauces Canyon: Jak and Audacity laid three eggs one by one and all the three were broken very soon! Something is definitely wrong with those eggs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ium4NnF3XI&t=39s
Every season Audacity has problems with broken eggs :bow: I'm so sorry for her.
Last season only one chick hatched and fledged. In 2018 she had a very successful season and three guys fledged. It was great to see.
In 2017 she laid 8 eggs and all were broken... :cry:

Latest updates from institute for wildlife studies:
Institute for Wildlife Studies Mod • a day ago • edited
Latest News: The breeding pair in 2020 is A-40 (aka Jak) and A-48 (aka Audacity). They laid eggs on 2/21, 2/29, and 3/4, but all broke shortly after being laid. This pair has now broken 17 of 23 eggs that have been laid since Audacity took over the nest in 2013/2014. See http://www.iws.org/SC_Histo... for the entire history of this nest.
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:hi:
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On one side feeding on the other side the fish wants to run away :rotf:
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full !!! :2thumbsup:
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Davenport, Iowa:
Yesterday afternoon (3/6/2020) Liberty laid her first egg of the year.


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07. March

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Hickory was aggressive again this morning ... Mossy wanted to make pups and Hickory attacked.
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...and again
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he ate alone
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then Mossy ate too
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Ate good :2thumbsup:
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Then a monster fish came :slap:

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..and he was still alive
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Feeding continues
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Feeding is ready
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The two have grown up and are doing well :thumbs:
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10.March

Big fish has arrived for lunch. :thumbs:
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BIG BEAR - MARCH 11th

Eggs are more than 2 months old and the couple is still incubating 24/7.

Hope there is a way to take them out of nest. :cry:
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BERRY COLLEGE March 11

1:16 Egg exploded under dad
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He left at 2:47, but just to the branch in the rear and out of sight
and he returned at 2:50 down onto the nest from that same branch.
Now he is sitting on the broken egg

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