Howdy RisingEagle,

Thanks for your input. Yup; it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out for our Sooner Eagles. Glad you're here watching with us.

Welcome RisingEagle!

Just snagged this scap of the nest. That nasty looking stick that was in the middle appears to have been moved!

Hi Everyone

Panda thanks for the update I am thrilled
that they will have another cam at the new nest. Cannot wait
to see it!

Cal I agree it would be nice if they decided to use the other
nest as the way this one looks it is frightening

Risingeagle so nice to see you join us here. This is an amazing
couple and I agree it will be fun to watch them at either nest.

Thanks for the great scaps

Hi Everyone,

Nest view at 5:15 p.m. CST


Just wondering: Is it possible/probable that they already have eggs at the other nest?

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9:16 a.m. CST, Just in time to see a fly-away; didn't catch anybody on the nest.

Quote by: CAL04

Hi Everyone,

Nest view at 5:15 p.m. CST


Just wondering: Is it possible/probable that they already have eggs at the other nest?

I saw both of them perched together a couple of days ago - so they almost certainly didn't have eggs then. Haven't seen any updates on the cam website, so I'm guessing they don't have any major news to report. It is later than they usually nest - but we've seen variations of several weeks with a number of pairs, so who knows what they are going to do.

Afternoon Sooner

Here is a scap of the nest today; note there is
some new nesting materials in the bowl

Hi Judy, Cal thanks for the updates. Cal very nice scaps!

Hello Debs, JudyB, Cal Great scaps Cal , I keep missing them in flight, lol!

Thought I'd add some local intel from the Tulsa Chat board, so most of this is 2nd hand info. Alan Jenkins is on vacation right now, but a couple of the Sutton biologists went to Sooner Lake this week to check the nests. They did not see eggs in any of the nests. (CORRECTION to earlier post: There are only 2 nests!)

The biologists did observe this pair in a territorial dispute with another pair of eagles while they were there. Also, Friday morning 3 eagles were seen on the cam at one time... our pair on a pole and a third in the nest very briefly.

One of the Tulsa members went to the site yesterday and took photos, so I'll see if she'll grant permission for me to post them here!

Debs, they were observed bringing in fluff today and some stick wrangling. I caught some myself yesterday (although the scaps aren't that clear)!