Starlet on the nest alone....fledglings gone to fly

10:36 am What a wonderful way to start the day! The 'lets enjoying a leisurely breakie, to be joined by Dad (on the far right about 3:00 o'clock) to bring together the whole family.

8:00 am - 8:11 am
Breakie with the Lafarge family

And contrary to what it looks like at times, all three lets have remained in the nest tree enjoying each others company until one disappeared out of sight on the extreme right at about 10:30 am! (They are easier to spot the second time around at double time! I would have to piece too many pieces of the video together to show that length of time! )


ETA 10:57 am

I was just thinking, as they hop and fly around from spot to spot in the tree, these three remind me of that old shell game - now you see me, now you don't! I wouldn't want to make any bets!

BTW the last remaining 'let (who probably has not fledged yet) is now 13 weeks and 1 day old! Maybe it is planning on gracing us with its company for the off season! Mom and Dad must be really looking forward to their vacation!

11:25am..............Only one let here that I can see. Look for the arrow.



Good morning Sharon, Carole and Judy!!

12:25 pm I am not sure but I just looked up in time to see what I think was our third eaglet fly away!! I am going to my video to see what I can see! Back in a few!

False alarm! I think that is our 'let out there on the extreme right hand branches.

Well, I've just looked and kept the site running for more than 5 minutes.

No movement of any black objects I could see at all.

How old is this younglest eaglet?

Hi Little Kopit,

The eaglet is 13 weeks plus a day! Long past due for fledging. I am going to check my video to see what that black object I pointed out in my scap above is and how it got there.

1:10pm..Sort of expected our little loner to be out of cam view..nope there h/s is out on the limb.


Sharon....I see h/s is in the same spot as your earlier post. Should have read back first....ha ha
Hi..Judy, Jean, Little Kopit and Terry

BBL

Hi cococat

Our eaglet(s) (i think there might be two!) are in the nest having a rest from all that strenuous perching!