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Number of View :119 Iowa Bald Eagles: Confrontation on the Decorah nest ends in a chase. Nest time: 3:58pm CST. Date: 22 Dec 2010. Thank you for watching. Camera credits: www.raptorresource.org Video Rating: 5 / 5 Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

Number of View :110 Maine Bald Eagle Eagles nesting 70 feet up in a white pine coast ocean Hancock county shore BRI Biodiversity Research Institute Gorham BRILoon.org Tags……… Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

Number of View :92 April 9, 2010: This eagle nest is located in Vancouver, BC. From the website: “The Lafarge downtown Vancouver concrete plant is on the waterfront of Vancouver’s inner harbour, beside the main CP rail tracks and sidings in the heart of Vancouver’s busy container and grain port facilities. The nest tree is [...]

Number of View :99 Naturalist Chad Smith answers Debra Easton’s question “Is the population of Bald Eagles increasing near Pymatuning State Park?” Find out all about the Bald Eagle numbers and learn some cool facts about their nests. Ask your questions in the comment box below or on our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/ohiostateparks Video Rating: 5 [...]

Number of View :110 check out laketahoerealestateblog.com for more fun and information about South Lake Tahoe. Shot on a September morning at 10 am in Emerald Bay on Lake Tahoe. Most images are stills and are on South Shore of the Bay, which at that time is against an ascending sun. It was tricky. This [...]

Number of View :259 Bald Eagle Cam Fish Hatchery, Decorah, IA Props and thanks to Luther College and their IT staff Adam and Bob, and Shanna and Kenny from Sims Electronics in Decorah. bird prey raptor birds nest Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

Number of View :126 Two eagles, then the third arrives. Please visit www.iws.org to learn more about this important Bald eagle restoration project. Video Rating: 5 / 5 Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

Number of View :125 K-10, the male Bald eagle, makes a brief stopover. Please visit www.iws.org to learn more about this important Bald eagle restoration project. Did you like this? Share it:Tweet

Number of View :117 K26 hovered over the egg all day yesterday through gale-force winds. Even when K10 brought her a fish to eat, she wouldn’t leave the egg for more than a few seconds. She actually pushed him off the egg. She knew her chick was breaking through and that it was her duty [...]

Number of View :131 What started out as a normal day of nestorations on the Pelican Harbor bald eagle nest on Santa Cruz Island, turned into a screaming match that lasted nearly an hour with K10 & K26 defending their nest from ??? We never see an intruder, but can hear one several times in [...]