Friends of these
Heather ,Great pic's .( thank you for keeping us up to date on this pair) This was Fred and my third stop this morning (9:00 am )
It looks like this pair has only one chick this season ,we were at the nest for over an hour with no sign of Ma or Pa but this one was awake.


I was about to move on to hastings and had started to walk across the feild to my car when I saw both parents return.

They both circled the tree and gave me several wonderful Pictures,but had no food to bring to one who was doing a happy dance.

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Cheers
L

Ma and Pa did several Fly overs as the chick tryed to join them,

This went on for several minutes till He/she got air born with there feet off the nest.

While Pa kept the crows away

This one is ready to fly
cheers

L

Great pictures Heather and Larry, how old is this chick?

Marg,
This pair have been are first to fledge young for the past several years,My best geuss is ,that the chick is about 10 weeks but I cant be sure but no I'm close.
JUst a few more from today



L

Hello Everybody,
Welcome back Larry!
We love visiting this nest, and will continue to do so.
I love the pictures of the yougster stretching his/her wings. It's so exciting to see them getting ready for the big day, when they take their first flight! Time goes by so fast.

Is there only one eaglet in this nest?

Hello Everyone,
Happy Belated Mother's Day to all the Moms, Grandmas and Great-Grandmas out there! Hope you all had a wonderful day!

Hi TEF, To the best of my knoledge, there is only one baby in this nest. Though I've only been watching this nest for a very short time, I've only seen the one.

We made some quick rounds this morning, and this was our first stop of the day. One of the adults was on a branch of the nest tree, calling due to the fact a crow was being bothersome.


Then we checked the nest, and the youngster was peeking back, with a yawn


We weren't lucky enough to see this youngster stretch his/her wings, but we do hope we get that opportunity.


I can't get over how fast these youngsters grow!

Hello Everyone,

This was one of the few stops we did in the company of Larry and Dawn today.

Ma was sitting in the nest tree watching watching her youngster doing wingersizes



I was holding my breath as I watched him/her flapping his/her wings and hop around, getting higher and higher with each hop!