~3:35PM Just as I was taking in the scene, movement caught my eye. Could have been an eagle flying toward the water originating from below the nest-level at the left.

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I tried to scap Google earth - so that you could see where Boundary Bay is in relation ship to Lafarge and Port Moody

WELL Done with the map JKR.

And Thanks,Pat, for getting the first s'caps of an eagle at the nest! That is a true honour.

4:21PM someone is near-by! clear trills and a sound as if something landed? possibly near the w/a cam?


4:25PM another clear close call.

sound as of maybe a train? going past?

another brief call


4;27PM train whistle; receeding it seems

4:30 pm
Yes - nearby trills - and someone is standing on the camera

4:31PM call

Cam wobble, sound of eagle retreating in the distance; no sighting

4:33pm distant call.

4:39PM more calls. I have no 'evidence' to support it, but my sense is that all the calls have been from the same eagle.

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4:30 pm
Yes - nearby trills - and someone is standing on the camera

I am SO Excited

4:47PM something flew by in the upper right corner of the view- quite large but could have been a gull

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WELL Done with the map JKR.

The thanks goes to Pat. She used her edit powers to add it to my existing post which became redundant once the cams went live.

5:53PM clear triling heard, It is just beginning to get dark (well dusky) at the nest site.

There are some small birds flitting about in the fur tree that can be seen to the left of the nest tree.

There are also birds flying out over the water now and then, too. It's impossible to know what they are.

6:18PM OUT