4:19PM
egg roll
adult settles in the same position




4;22PM
up again briefly
moving nest material

4;53PM
calling behaviour

continues windy..

5:05
I also saw calling behavior, and then the screen shook - makes me wonder if someone landed on the cam.

Thanks for your reports, Terry - and glad to see the wind letting up again, at least for a while.

5:07 pm
I'm 90% certain that the second adult has arrived - I saw a flash of wings, and think I see a foot at the edge of the screen.

Yes - switch!

There was some concern that there hadn't been a confirmed sighting of the male since the storm began - I'm not sure who is who, but just saw both.

Arriving adult (male?) tried 3 times to tuck one egg underneath a bit farther, then settled in. He(?) is now moving fluff around the nest while he incubates.

5:07PM
nest Switch
Adult arrived from extreme upper right edge of the view.

incoming adult brought dry grass


I saw the cam shake too Judy.

Look below and left of the 'W' in wildearth to see the foot

s'cap @ 5:07&11seconds PM

Notice the straw..

s'cap @ 5:07&51seconds

outgoing from screen left

s'cap @ 5:08&13seconds PM

From the nest switch off... a chance to get a bit of a look at each eagle

Outgoing eagle


Incoming eagle


Is one egg slightly darker? hard to say, maybe it's just the light and shadow

5:59PM
adult repositioned; quick dig

Thanks for the pictures and reports, Terry.

I think one of the eggs still looks darker some of the time - probably more when it's not that bright in the nest. Here's a pic from 7:33, and I have a couple of others that are similar from that time.

But there's no real way to tell, and the color in eggs does seem to change over time.

Just saw a quick turning of the eggs while I was posting - and again one looked darker, though it was too fast for me to get a s'cap - but that's probably at least partly because I'm expecting one to look darker.

I am so out of the loop these days....very cool to see this nest up on HWF and WE....