Here's a link to a new article by Record Searchlight Reporter Dylan Darlingabout the eagles and the eaglecam.

Kudos to Dylan for somehow managing to keep his newspaper articles fresh and interesting after 3 years of covering this story! Not an easy task by any means! Dylan!

http://www.redding.com/news/2010/nov/30 ... ght-today/

Happy viewing everyone! Here's to another exciting season with our beloved pair of eagles

Here's the link to the Turtle Bay Eaglecam...

http://www.turtlebay.org/eaglecam

Well, I'm not happy! Were we sold a bill of goods? This is the same camera shot I was seeing yesterday.
No branch shots. No wide angle. Weren't they going to have both cameras operational again this year? I realize they can only have one at a time, but, does this view mean that they don't have the wide angle? Guess a phone call is in order. Will post what I find out. Grrrrr

OK, here's the story. The cameras were cleaned and serviced in Oct before P and L came back. Since that time, our neighborhood pider has rebuilt it's web on the wide angle cam and yet another leaf has been caught. Poor Poor pider....nothing to eat but a stupid leaf and it seems to want to dangle in the middle of the camera view again. We need another major wind storm I guess.

Good morning Turtle Bay! Looking good!


~ 10:00 am,


10:14 am,
Empty nest. Getting the whirly wheel on the cam at the moment. Did a refresh; whirly wheel is now gone.

ETA: Patriot and Liberty,
You can come home anytime now. We want to see you!

Here's the link to Dylan's article in today's paper...

http://www.redding.com/news/2010/dec/01 ... goes-live/

CAL04 for the first screen capture of the season!!!
Yes,it would be nice if P & L would make an appearance!
I usually see them between 4-5 pm in the nest area, which doesn't always mean in the nest!!!

~ 12:06 pm,
Brief visit.


Was messing around with my recorder and missed some good footage. Der rats.