Thank you for sharing your pics and vids from this unique nest Sue.
How wonderful to be able to see this every day.
Thanks Donna for bringing this to my attention.

Hi Sue, Donna, mmud, and Everyone,

Having fun watching the videos. Cannot imagine what it is going to be like when all 4 start flapping; interesting, to say the least.

I was scrolling through the Hancock forum and discovered this nest and it's wonderful reporter.. Sue

Sue, you are so lucky to be able to view an eagles nest so close to your home and especially one with 4 chicks on it Lucky you

I'm totally amazed that all 4 chicks seem to be thriving very well, it's most heartwarming to see!

Thank-You Sue for your excellent coverage via commentary and video's, it's probably a full time job for you now with the nest being so active and all of your faithful followers waiting for your next report

I so appreciate your enabling us all to be a part of this nest with you........ so much and you now have another faithful follower

There was a horrible, horrible wind last night. I think Mom eagle spent the entire night in the nest with the kids. She was there last night when it got dark and there at the crack of dawn. Once it got light, she took off. I was worried with these very unsteady babies that one might have been blown out of the nest. I finally spotted all four babies this morning.

The two bigger ones seemed brave enough to climb to the edge of the nest near the trunk for a few minutes. I suspect the trunk makes them feel more secure. They are extremely clumsy. Everybody hunkered back down to sleep and wait for breakfast.

Hi Sue! Must have been quite the tense night for you wondering how the eaglets were doing with the high winds..... Glad they're all OK

Lots of bobbing up and down today. Enough to confirm that all four chicks are there. I was unable to capture anything on camera. The wind has died down thankfully.

Great to hear all four chicks are fine Sue! I just checked in, been busy with a nest an hour or so from my home...the Sidney nest, the oldest eaglet is hung up on something...fish line, twine,we just don't know, such a sad day poor thing has been hung up for going on two days now.....it's a major dilemna and all the powers that be are trying to figure out a way to get up to the nest and help the poor little babe out....this nest has 3 eaglets on it...anyway have a good night Sue, will check in tomorrow before I go to work!

Yes, very sad on the Sidney nest. These birds are a joy to watch and easy to grow to love. I hope to have more video tomorrow showing four chicks. They didn't get much food brought to the nest today. They'll be hungry tomorrow.