Hi Doreen, I'm glad you did not have to work to hard this week-end. I had a good one too with time to even talk with other staff. I did not know if anyone else had asked about the noise from the cam. I see Richard has addressed my question. Yes I turn the sound too, but I miss not hearing the nature sounds around the nest. The close up cam should provide that again. I'm looking forward to the Close-up being back up soon.

Richard, Thank you for the explanation. I checked out the Delta Owl and LaFarge live cams and that noise was not there, just natural sounds of nature and the wind. Very nice views and sound. Thanks for adjustment you made at Sidney, I hope that will help. I look forward to the Close-up cam being back up and viewing. The sounds and view from it are very nice also.

Both Eagles on the nest

948 nest time, am. ma, it looks like, preening in the very windy nest, trees are swaying and eagles feathers standing up
eta i also thank you for the explanation Richard.

About 9:45 AM nest-time:
Windblown eagle looking all around, searching for a glimpse of its mate? Not sure but my guess is Ma...


ETA, would it be the balcony she is perched on?
deewerms!

9:55 Two eagles seen on Sidney nest arranging sticks and interacting.
I can't tell if they are the Sidney pair due to the poor image quality, but I think we can assume that it is Ma & Pa Sidney.

A couple more shots of a pair of eagles

Nice s'caps, Doug!
There was a lot of (cranky) beaking going on while positioning the sticks.....

Doug, yes that's Ma & Pa for sure Great s'caps
Anne, great s'cap of Ma & Pa
Dede, too funny; Ma & Pa's (cranky) beaking Even though your s'cap is quite small, I can still see the lighter coloured feathers on Pa's folded wings Pa's on the right in your s'cap