DNR EagleCam Live

[Lee Borgersen]

  View DNR EagleCam Live Stream
3/10/17

                                  It was feeding one chick a while ago.

Video live:
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/features/webcams/eaglecam/index.html

[Lee Borgersen]

It's now 8:30 am. I was just viewing the live video and have a question. The nest is now full of chow brought by pa pa  eagle. Looks like a big fish, some kind of feathered bird, and a fur creature. can anyhow name what those critters are specifically 

Video live:
http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/features/webcams/eaglecam/index.html

First eaglet of 2017 arrives on Mn DNR's EagleCam


 

The bald eagles featured on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' EagleCam have their first chick of 2017.
The egg hatched today Thursday, March 9, and the second egg has a pip (scientific term for the hole the chick makes with its egg tooth on the end of its beak) that is getting larger. There might be three chicks by the weekend!
Biologists were concerned that the first egg might not hatch, as it was left in the cold for quite some time immediately after hatching. The pair has proven they have this incubation thing under control.
This is the fifth year DNR’s Nongame program has streamed live video from a bald eagle nest. The eagle pair has been photographed regularly throughout the year, near their nest and surrounding areas.

[glenn57]

we have an eagles nest on the cabin lake. been there for 15 years. its been fun watching them raise youngins all those years. although we cant see what goes on inside the nest. those eagles seem to know us. we can get realatively close to them without them getting spooked. during the winter months we put the fish guts on the lake they really enjoy. have had them within 30 yards of the fishhouse.

[Coffee118]

Last month durning a wind storm the tree that was holding one of the two Pittsburgh nesting bald eagles was blown over but within two weeks they built a new nest on the same hillside and they think she is already sitting on a new egg but they don't have a camera up yet to confirm it .

[Gunner55]

 DNR says there's 7 or 8 nesting pairs on our lake. We have a neighbor who does the same with his fish guts, 1 time last season I counted close to 25 - 30 out there fighting over them.

[glenn57]

its been quite a few years ago but we went out of highbanks on Winnie in march fishin perch. coming off the lake it was a totally amazing site. seeing bald eagles, golden eagles and turkey vultures feasting on fish entrails I am assuming came from the resort!!!!!!!!!! I wont ever forget that !!!!!!!!!!

[mike89]

that would have been a site to see!!!