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17:39 Mom is feeding the little Simba :D She arrived with the fish 17:30
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AUGUST 4th

Simba is 16 weeks old. :loveshower:

He is still visiting the nest and sometimes stays for the night, he looks slimmer than before. :thumbs:

He has excellent landings on the fish and his calls are heard from very far :whistling: .

Most of the time, parents are there near him during meals, and are still helping him, like yesterday around 15:00 Nest Time. :bow:

I love Simba but I think it's time to say goodbye to him :wave:

Happy Weekend !
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DECORAH eagles - updates - 2019-08-05


D32, D33 and DN 9

video by LifeMedia / video credit: SOAR (the video shows a first flight in the flight pen)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlsNjI5HnHw

enjoy - from D32 is only a picture,
but so very nice to see D33 and DN9 (both females) flying there in the flight pen, together with two other eaglets.
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Rita, balistar :wave: thank you very much for the updates about our Decorah eagles :2thumbsup:

Big Bear 07.08.2019

Jackie is eating and feeds Simba :laugh:

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AuGUST 10th

This Simba is so spoiled :mrgreen: He is now almost 17 weeks old and still likes to be fed by parents.

2 days ago he slept on the nest with Mom on his side, like when he was a baby :rotf:

But, since he is flying, he lost much weight :thumbs:

I saw somewhere that some people think that he is a female.

He ia a MALE! confirmed by the DNA taken from him and his sib during ringing; Both were males.

Simba is so cute! I hope he'll have a good life and that we'll hear about him in the future. With his big violet ring, one can't miss him :rotf:
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DECORAH eagles - updates by SOAR - 2019-08-30


D32 - male :D

4 August 2019
Last week, D32 had his (this is still an educated guess on gender) wrap changed on the right leg. Why still a wrap? Just like a human who has had a broken leg bone, supportive material is still used for several weeks after the cast is removed (think walking boot). D32 still needs a bit of support as he moves about the 10x20’ enclosure. New roomie? Yes, he’s sharing quarters with our best “model eater,” education bald eagle - Decorah (FKA D20).

13 August 2019
Last week D32's beak measurement was done and it is official that D32 is a boy. He weights 8 pounds. The vet wrap was removed and not replaced. While D32 is still favoring his right leg, he can move his foot and use his leg. He is getting up to a perch in the 10x20 he is sharing with education eagle Decorah.



D33 and DN 9 - both females

30 August 2019
Moved to 100' flight pen to build stamina and socialize with all ages of bald eagles.
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Berry College Eagles

11.September

Both on the nest, starting with nestoration. :thumbs:
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DECORAH eagles - updates by SOAR - 2019-09-18


The soft release of DN9, D33, Calamar & Allamakee from the flight pen


Once the window was open...... :loveshower:
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Decorah Eaglets D33 & DN9 Released With Alamakee and Calmar
video by LifeMedia (video courtesy of S.O.A.R)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyjYewme1Ws


Thanks to SOAR (Saving Our Avian Resources) for their great job in taking care and healing our eaglets :thumbs:

Stay safe, you young eagles :wave:



"Will D32 be released? That is our hope. But first, not only does D32 need time in the 100’ flight pen, the 20 x 60’ pen will be used to soft release some red-tailed hawks and then peregrine falcons (or vice versa). When D32 moves to a larger flight pen, we’ll try to get video then."
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Berry College 2019-09-25

Berry dad is sitting in the nest :innocent:
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7:34 he stands up
7:35 he flew on the left branch and took off

I hope for a better season :bow:
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Eagle Country, FL - Dad Nicholas (m)

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Decorah: Today before sunrise

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Decorah North

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16 Oct 2019 - 4:31 PM CDT

http://explore.org/snapshots/decorah-eagles-north-nest/

Decorah

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Davenport, Iowa

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Eagle Country, FL

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Decorah, Iowa: DM2 perching on balkony, Mom in the nest

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Decora North, Iowa

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Big Bear Bald Eagles 2019-10-27

both worked hard yesterday in the early morning. :2thumbsup:
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Stick Dance :laugh:
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Eagle Country, FL - Victoria & hard working DaD Nicholas

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ETSU-Bluff City, TN

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Pleasant Lake, AZ - Eagle pair in the nest

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https://edge04.hdontap.com/ingest03-hd3 ... 81914.m3u8

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