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| UPDATE: March 4th 6:20AM PST Sunrise at the Eagle's nest. |
The following OUTLOOK is based on typical Eagle egg time to hatch of 35 days ... the "common" range is considered 34 to 40
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| OUTLOOK as of March 4th |
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| UPDATE: March 2nd 7:51AM PST Breakfast is served. Both parents, Jackie and Shadow, are at the nest. 46F current temperature in Big Bear Valley, CA Day #6 for the first egg and Day #3 for the second egg. Online speculation: A 3rd egg may be coming. |
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| UPDATE: March 1 10AM PST This is day #5 for the first egg and day #2 for the second. I am encouraged to see the Eagles staying on the eggs without, so far, taking long breaks away. Looks like another nice day in Big Bear Valley. |
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| UPDATE: March 1st Sunrise in Big Bear Valley CA |
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| UPDATE: Feb 28 We have TWO eggs! Second egg laid on Feb 27th |
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| UPDATE: Feb 28 - 7:58AM PST Looks like a sunny morning around Big Bear Lake. Day #4 for the new egg! |
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| UPDATE: Feb 27 - 4:15PM PST 60F temperature at the nest when this screenshot taken. Snow around the lake is beginning to melt. Mostly sunny. A nice afternoon. [Click on image for LARGER view] |
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| UPDATE: Feb 27 - 6:24AM PST Sunrise at the Eagle's nest! |
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| UPDATE: Feb 26 - 4:36PM PST I believe this is Jackie ... the mother bird. Her partner is Shadow. Both parents share incubation duties. Eagle eggs typically take about 35 days to hatch. |
We have a new egg in the Big Bear Valley Eagle's nest!
Link to streaming cam: FriendsOfBigBearValley Eagles
More updates soon. Thanks for stopping by!
John
YouTube Link
Cool eagle cam. I watched the female on the nest calling and the mate came and landed on the nest. He moved a stick to a better spot. I bookmarked this link, so I can watch their progress.
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen!
DeleteGosh, that is a cool cam! That eagle is gorgeous and so is the view! John, nice to see you a new post from you.
ReplyDeleteThank you Doug!
Delete...John, it's great to see you pop up on my readers list. I hope that you are well.
ReplyDeleteI am well and thank you Tom!
DeleteHow exciting! That will be so much fun to watch :)
ReplyDeleteJohn, it's great to see you posting😊
Thank you Connie!
DeleteJohn, good to hear from you!! Glad there is a new eagle's nest. I enjoy watching the cameras.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle!
DeleteOh wow, how exciting!
ReplyDeleteThank you Gemel!
DeleteLovely to see this post from you John, many thanks for video and the link. How lovely to see the 'Big Bear Eagle'
ReplyDeleteI hope you are well, my good wishes across the miles.
All the best Jan
Thank you Jan!
DeleteFascinating to see the eagle and nest. When I was a kid camping my dad would say "go get Roger Tory" and we would ID the bird. That's Roger Tory Peterson.
ReplyDeleteThank you Terra!
DeleteGreat to see your name pop up in my reading list, John. It has been far too long. Thanks for the link to the eagle cam. I resolve to become a dedicated watcher. Very best wishes - David
ReplyDeleteThank you David!
DeleteNice to see the eagle. I hope to see updates. Greets.
ReplyDeleteThank you Caroline!
DeleteThe bald eagles are nesting here this month too. We haven’t see them for a few weeks now. Thanks for the link to these eagles, John.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marie!
DeleteLive streaming of nesting birds is a hue challenge but can be very rewarding in What you see. We did a perigrine falcon for a couple of years.
ReplyDeleteThank you Red!
DeleteHello John,
ReplyDeleteI meant on my comment above to say welcome back to blogland, I missed your post. I enjoyed the Eagle cam and all the Eagle photos. The view in the background of the lake looks lovely too. I have the cam link bookmarked I visit the site often. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and happy weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
wonderful...so exciting. i love these eagle cams, i saved the site so i can peek in every now and then. have a great sunday!!
ReplyDeleteIt's been such a long wait to hear from you again, my friend. I've missed you much. Only eagles today, so I trust you are doing well. It seems like forever waiting for the eggs to hatch, then even longer waiting for each one to take their first flight. It was fun watching them last year, so I'll be checking them again this year.
ReplyDeleteIt’s so good to see a new post from you, John! This eagle cam is addictive already.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back dear John 🥰
ReplyDeleteThis sharing is so special,beautiful and presented so nicely 👍♥️
I really enjoyed looking at these powerful shots!
It’s such a delight to watch them doing parents their hatching duties 🥹
Many thanks for such lovely post 🙏
They're incredible birds. I look forward to following on the live cam.
ReplyDeleteHello John :) Thank you for your kind comment on my blog, but as you see I am back blogging as the situation changed. Thank you also for the link to the eagle cam. I will be watching their progress with great pleasure.
ReplyDeleteAll the best
Sonjia.
Amazing that there is a camera up close to capture all of the excitement. Thanks for sharing this and hope all is well with you, John.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful that we can get such a close look thanks to those cameras? I have followed a few "families" this way. It's great to see you again, John, and I hope you are doing well.
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