7:35 a.m.

Nice to see the parent out from under the snow

12:15 p.m.

Parent brought in new nesting material, and then there was a switch. I didn't get a good look at both eggs, but did see one egg rolled before the parent settled in:

Hi Deschutes Fans,

Thank you for your reports, comments and s'caps, Darlene, MaryF and MystCat

Looks to me like Lady Odell and Cascade are doing a great job keeping their eggs warm and dry. :nod:

1:48 pm,
Cascade brings in a new branch, Lady O leaves the nest, Cascade rolls the eggs and happily incubates 2 eggs.


ADD: Per, JudyB's "2010 Eaglet Information Table", we can look for a hatch about April 28th: http://www.judyb-eagles.com/eagles2010/ ... o_2010.htm

Another egg turn at 5:06 p.m., along with some vigorous fluffing of the nest bowl material

A little video of my 7 Apr 2010, 1:48 pm s'caps:

Precision Cascade

Quote by: CAL04

A little video of my 7 Apr 2010, 1:48 pm s'caps:

Precision Cascade

Thank you for the video!
It's fun to watch various eagle pairs and see how they interact!

Glad you enjoyed the video, MystCat,

7:16 am,
Parent just rolled the eggs. It's not snowing - yet....

8:50 a.m.

The parent is moving a branch about...over here....or over there...?




It's nice to see the snow melting! That looks like a very comfy nest, with all the mosses collected in the nest bowl.