In this shot you can see the dark feathers starting to come in.

Hi Anna.
Thank you for the FB link. There is a lot of new information there and the translator does a decent enough job to figure out most of what it says.
Thanks for the translation & s'caps Mary. Another translation option is to install Google Chrome, it gives you the option to translate most pages.
The feathers are coming in very nicely...especially on the oldest chick.

A feeding going on at 10:40 am Thursday when I checked the cam. The older chick has eaten large pieces on it's own when the adult was feeding the younger chick.
Both got plenty to eat.



I think both were getting full as they lay down to be fed.

My s'caps from May 31st--nest date--

6:50AM nest time--


Nice feeding going on



Most of the food that saw was going to the younger one but the older chick may have eaten earlier



Nice full crop

And one last bite for the older chick



Parent is stnding right up like a little person--scaning the sky and watching the eaglets sleep.



From 8:50AM---Mom is on the nest preening.

Mom and the kids



The younger eaglet is sitting near his Mom

9:50 am Saturday morning. Both chicks flaked out with parent standing guard. It's a little windy there today.


10:10 am A shift change and a very quick feeding, but I was unable to get s'caps of that. The newly arrived adult stayed on the nest & the eaglets went flatlet again.

Pretend like these are before your s'caps, Scott

These are from June 1st from 7:30 to 9:00 AM or so-- I think

This is one very wet Mom



She hasns't moved in more than an hour



She gets up very carefully so as not to step on the sleeping eaglets.

Shaking the rain off her wings--"HEY, Mom, that's wet!"



Carefully walking around the eaglets to change her position



The younger eaglet is under her wing while the older one is looking at everything and shaking herself off.