Attention:  Delta Cable TV Viewers

Starting on Sunday, May 20, David Hancock will appear on Ingrid Abbott's show, Delta Magazine, which will run eight times daily all week long.  The show times are 9:00 AM, 9:30 AM, 12:00 Noon, 12:30 PM, 5:00 PM, 5:30 PM, 8:00 PM and 8:30 PM.  Only one appearance by David was shot but it will have many repeats throughout next week so hope you Delta locals can view it.  David talked about the history of the Delta eagle nests and other interesting eagle facts.

Waterville - Faculty and students at Waterville high school are keeping an eagle-eye on some new friends. A pair of baby bald eagles that have captured the imagination of the entire school.

The nest was discovered about two years ago when Suzanne Goulet, a visual arts teacher at Waterville High School, first noticed a bald eagle flying overhead while she was outside with some students. "Not 10 seconds later another eagle, this one with a frozen fish in its talons, flying in the same direction," Goulet said Wednesday, "and then it was after that we noticed the eagles' nest had started to form."

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Photo by Alexandra Gutierrez, KUCB - Unalaska

Like clockwork, the ominous signs show up every May: “Danger Nesting Eagles.” They’re placed near Unalaska’s clinic and post offices, and they feature a silhouette of a bird extending its talons toward a terrified human being.

The city’s Department of Public Safety put them up last Wednesday, after getting the first report of a bald eagle attack this year. According to Deputy Chief Mike Holman, the incident took place outside the Iliuliuk Family and Health Services clinic. Holman says that while bald eagles have wounded people in the past, this attack wasn’t anything serious – just a swooping.

Read the rest of the story here:  http://www.alaskapublic.org/2012/05/16/ ... he-attack/

May 16, 2012 - It's getting crowded at the Lafarge nest!

The youngest chick was three weeks old yesterday - and the oldest one will be four weeks old tomorrow - and all are growing very fast!

You can watch the Lafarge bald eagle nest cam by clicking on Live Cameras at the top of the page.