Good morning eagle lovers.

7:17a.m. Through the telescope - Stalashen nest. Saw one eagle present in the tree and one in the nest with our eaglet when I first looked. Click 2X





I saw one feeding.



9:05a.m. Ma & Pa have left - our eaglet is alone in the nest. It's looking a bit bigger.

Yes Marg, it looks like a good sized eaglet. Thankfully you can see through the telescope and assure us! I'm still amazed you can see an eaglet from that distance.

Good morning everyone.

May 21, 2012

7:17a.m. Stalashen nest. We took our telescope out on the deck and managed a couple of pics but then we started to get a few drops of rain. I saw Ma and Pa there one in the nest one in the tree. The one in the nest looked like it was preparing something for the eaglet to eat. I then saw a feeding.

Mr. SC is given the honour of naming our one and only eaglet in our Stalashen nest, he has chosen the name Pacer Click2X you then will make out the eaglet.

A good name for our eaglet Marg, Pacer! I was wondering yesterday how Earl would choose a name.
Good to see through your telescope that both parents continue to tend to Pacer.

Well done Earl! 'Pacer' sounds like a calm but strong name!
Thanks Marg!

Hi ED, John, thank you. I just read your post to Mr. SC he said to tell you that was the type of plane he flew when he was in his late teens PACER.

I looked at the Stalashen Nest at 8pm, I couldn't see Pacer but Ma/Pa(?) was in the tree.

Good morning. here today.

7:15a.m. Looking through the telescope at the Stalashen nest could see a lump in the nest but no action - Pacer is sleeping no doubt. Saw crows swooping down to Ma/Pa. Click 2X




8:07a.m. I watched one fly in the other followed seconds later, when the second one flew in and landed on the branch it was like a teeter totter



Have a good eagle watching day everyone.

Thanks for the update Marg. That teeter totter looks like fun! I was at the nest yesterday but couldn't get my camera to work. It turns out David had forgotten to replace the recharged battery! There was movement visible in the nest, a white head I think but was hoping for a picture of a grey one as well.
Oh well, will try again.