I visited the Muse Winery nest yesterday and both eagles were home They sat there and looked around the entire time I was watching them. Here is an uncropped pic, and 2 pix I have cropped; all taken from the road. Click 2X bigger.

As I approached the Muse Winery yesterday, I spotted an eagle at the top of the nest tree. By the time I got into the parking lot and got my camera out, both eagles flew off towards the beach area at Deep Cove. I saw them both perched in a tree near the beach. When I went down to the beach later, they were nowhere in sight Here is a pic of them in the beach tree and a pic of their nest tree, which is actualy not on the Muse Winery property, but on the adjacent property. Click bigger.

I went by the Muse Winery yesterday and did not see the eagles in the nest or anywhere in the area. Just before I was going to leave, I spotted 2 eagles flying overhead. They did a few aerial acrobatics before flying off into the distance I managed to snap a couple of pix before they disappeared. Click bigger.

One more pic of the eagles flying overhead at the Muse Winery. Click bigger.

Stopped by Muse Winery late afternoon today. Here is a photo of an adult in the nest. eaglesonly may post some better ones later. The owner, Peter, said his wife Jane saw a brown head in the nest yesterday morning. It's possible this pair nested late and the chicks hatched later than the Sidney nest.
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Oh what a sight to see an eagle in the nest. They were making another nest across the road and I thought maybe they were using that one to raise their family. They have always been 2-3 weeks later than the Sidney eagles and the nest is so deep; maybe that's why I haven't seen any eagles in the nest the last few times I have been there.

Here is a photo of a parent in the Muse Winery nest. Looks very much like she is nesting for sure.

Thanks for the pics elle and emme. It certainly does look like she is nesting Better late than never