Thanks for the update, David! And it looks as if there's also an egg at Lafarge!

I won't know for sure until it happens, but when they disconnect the servers for a couple of hours beginning around noon pacific time, you may be able to watch the cams directly on WildEarth at www.wildearth.tv - no promises, but it's worth a try! Also, we try to post updates on facebook when the forum is down - non-members should be able to view the comments using the following line - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Hancock-W ... 4430480179 - which you may want to bookmark.

5:27 p.m.
Not certain if this is Mom or Dad on the nest at this point.
Adult got up for a big stretch then flew off to the right heading below the nest.


The eggs alone for a moment.


5:28 pm
Adult arrives to take over incubation ... not certain but I think this may be Dad on the nest now.

5:35 pm
Calling out and looks around the area.

Some s'caps from earlier this morning.

Ma takes a break and gives the eggs a breather...7:10am


Where are you, I want a break? 9:09am


Here I am, off you go... 9:09am


Ma returned at 11:14am, by then it was raining quite heavily and very windy!

7:17 pm
Both on the nest. I'm not sure, but I think Mom is the new arrival, coming to take over from Dad. Not sure if she brought something with her or if she's just standing on something.

A video of Mom incubating, up for an egg roll, then she tucks her head in for the night.

Good Night Mom

THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012

Delta Weather

9:48 am
Just checking in - and I see one bedraggled looking eagle!



I'm guessing the slightly strange perspective created from squeezing a wide-format stream into a square-format window temporarily adds to the effect - but it does look like another wet day in Delta!