3:00pm mom and dad were both on the nest, both looking thoroughly soaked as I was getting organized. Now just mom? is hunkered down.




3:05pm dad is back with a food item -- bird of some sort. he spent a few seconds defeathering and then left again.

3:35pm mom is stretching tall now and then and keeps looking down to right in front of her chest. I've yet to see a bobble... but I suspect they are getting a bit weary of being cooped up under mom

Mom is looking much dryer now than even a few minutes ago..


@ 3:37pm

Rainy hair day for poor ma no not ma but pa waiting until I get the right scape of the bobbles as I haven't seen them yet either
date and time on scape

4:04pm Dad is back again. he picks up a nice fresh-looking nestover and shows it to mom... she just sits there and stares at him



4:06pm Dad stands at 1oclock and mom sits tight on her chicks.


4:08pm mom backs off the chicks and literally disappears in an instant of cam freeze feeding underway






4:12pm mom returns

Both are feeding, I think



Cam was freezing so badly I couldn't get decent s'caps to document both adults feeding the chicks but I believe that was what was happening.

4:16pm mom has settled down on the chicks.

4:19pm dad is gone now.
mom is fidgiting to get comfy.


The reason I am so frustrated by the inconsistent behaviour of the cam is because both adults feeding could, maybe support the 3rd chick hypothesis... I just couldn't get a long enough stretch of good cam feed to be sure what was really happening.

My waiting paid off 6 scapes of bobbles being fed by both ma and pa Lafarge
date and time on scapes
pa says what youve never seen a wet eagle

con't date and time on scapes

con't date and time on scapes


mumbrella back on bobbles dad left wet and soggy after din din

Thanks for the s'caps g&judy. It's always nice to know some one else is seeing what I see.