7:15p.m. through our telescope looking at the Stalashen Nest.

Could see one eagle in the nest with Pacer and one in the tree.

We drove to Halfmoon Bay on Thursday but saw no eagles in the Shoreline or Seaview nest, none were spotted in nearby trees. We did see one eagle flying by on the way to Halfmoon Bay and one eagle flying quite high up near the Bay. Will have to check those nests again soon.

Good morning.

8:05a.m. Stalashen Nest.

Saw Ma & Pa on a branch and Pacer in the nest there were a few crows dive bombing them.
Later I saw Pacer grooming, our eaglet certainly is growing.. CLICK 2X

Good evening whoever visits this nest.
8:15p.m. Took the telescope out on our deck and saw our eaglet Pacer boy is s/he getting big now. I did see some wing flapping but hadn't got the camera out yet. Wow, I see I did capture one of the wing flapping. Parent in a branch above. CLICK 2X

Excellent updates Marg and shots of activity in the nest and tree. Pacer looks to be doing great! I'm running errands in Sechelt today, will take my camera with me. Maybe we can visit the nest together tomorrow when we meet up?

Hi Sandra thanks for your comments.
Will take the 'scope out later today depending on the weather.
Yes, we should go to the nest tomorrow.

Marg,Sandra,
Thank you so much for the current up dates on Pacer,We are looking forward to the trip
Counting the hours now instead of days
L

Hi Larry, looking forward to you both arriving and we can show you Pacer. I looked a few mins ago and Pacer was down in the nest sleeping, one parent in the tree.

Hello friends of this nest and family! Marg and I got a good sighting of Pacer today! How sweet it happened when we were together. No eagles in the park or on the beach in Davis Bay so on we went to the nest, to see 2 eagle bodies visible in the nest with crows attacking fiercely on first approaching. I think perhaps a feeding might have been occurring by positioning in first photo.


Sorry, the lighting isn't the best. This is one big eaglet according to Marg when she looks through the telescope so we've agreed she is a she this year.


Not a great picture but I chose it to show Pacer's crop!