Great video, Sue! The pictures really show the four - but seeing them interact with the adults is so wonderful! And how great that the parents both share in the feeding! Thank you.

Your video is truly amazing, Sue.

I loved the video....seeing all those wiggles and all that bobbing up and down....no wonder the parents find a branch near by.....so much activity. Thank you so much for doing this reporting. It is an amazing thing to be able to watch this from afar.

This morning's wait for breakfast food. About a minute or two of video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0YGWVyA ... tube_gdata

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This morning's wait for breakfast food. About a minute or two of video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0YGWVyA ... tube_gdata

Precious! Thank you, Sue.

Both parents are feeding the chicks. The two smaller are on the left fed by one parent. Then when the other parent flies off, you can see the two bigger chicks. It's wonderful to see both parents feeding at the same time.
http://www.youtube.com/user/4eaglechick ... bpFvVnQAjY

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Better video
http://www.youtube.com/user/4eaglechick ... bpFvVnQAjY

Thank you, Sue!

Whew, feathers flew everywhere when the parent on the right left the nest. Wondering if it was the female that left. Looks like maybe the male feeds the youngest eaglets. Baby was so cute trying to eat feathers.

I saw that too with the feathers. And I do believe it's the mom that flew off. They have their patterns. It does seem like the dad feeds the youngest when mom is around. When they first brought food to the nest, dad was furiously plucking feathers and flicking them to the wind. They've had a diet of several birds lately.