9:28 am

Up and digging in the nest bowl. I didn't get a clear view of both eggs, but saw one and part of the other and didn't see any obvious pipping or cracks.

Judy B

I didn't see any either. However, I think the parent is cocking her/his head and listening more. Reminds of mom Hornby. I won't be here all morning, but will continue to watch.

Missed the egg roll and now eagle is back to incubating.

Thanks, Donna! I got a s'cap of the switch at 9:50 am - am only now getting a break to post it. I think the eagle who arrived might have brought some straw - definitely was moving some while waiting for the other to get up.



I'll try to keep an eye on them - but may not be able to post in a timely fashion.

10:35 Parent up and rolls eggs. Parent blocked any view of the eggs. Nice to see some sun shining on the nest.


11:20 Parent is up for an egg roll. Was not able to catch the egg snap. They looked intact for the brief view I had. Parent has been quietly incubating. Called out at 11:18 and may desire a switch.

11:47 Egg roll. I have been out and there may have been a switch also.





There is abundant sunshine today.

1:50 pm

Adult up and did a bit of digging and rolled the eggs. At first I thought I saw something fuzzy - but after a couple of additional peeks, I think it was just nest fluff stuck to one of the eggs. Took a quick look at the UStream Chat and that seems to be their opinion as well.

This one looks as if there might be something



But this (and a couple of other glimpses I didn't grab) look more as if the eggs are intact.



I'm also not seeing the level of activity from the adult that I'd expect if an egg was hatching.

2:04 pm

Second adult (Dad?) just stopped by



and left a large fish



I'm seeing one egg, and whatever else is there is mostly hidden in the grass.



I saw the second egg - or maybe shell - briefly. No clue what exactly is in the nest at this point - chat seems to be leaning towards two eggs - and my pic might have been of her rolling one out of the way to get a better look at the other (which was blocked from us by the grass). She's incubating again now.

2:11pm.... A fish has been brought to the nest, we usually see prey on the nest when a chick has hatched or is about too!