The Eagles Visit Their Nest Daily • Monitor Visits Below
Sun-Up & Mid to Late Afternoon • They Roost In A Nearby Tree
Egg Cup Building Now • Eggs Hopefully December'ish🤞
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DAILY SIGHTINGS & NESTORATIONS
visits are becoming more frequent with longer stays |
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NEST COMPARISON SEPTEMBER 25
NEST COMPARISON SEPTEMBER 11 
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Eagle Cam Is Powered By The Sun
To Protect The Eagle's Identity,
Their Location Is Top Secret.
Camera Installed & Maintained With
Eagle Welfare As The Top Priority.
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EAGLE FAQ's
• Eagles lay 1 to 3 eggs.
• Bald Eagles mate for life.
• Both Eagles sit on the eggs.
• Eggs hatch in about 35 days.
• Bald Eagles feed mainly on fish.
• Bald Eagles can live 20-25 years in the wild.
• Eagles can see a rabbit from three miles away.
• The wingspan of a Bald Eagle avergaes 6 to 7 feet.
• The Bald Eagle was named the national bird in 1782.
• Bald Eagles can soar 30 mph and dive up to 100 mph.
• A female Bald Eagle is 10-14 lbs. Males weigh 20% less.
• Eaglets are full grown when they leave the nest at 12 weeks.
• One parent remains with the young constantly for first few weeks.
• Nests are used for years and measure 10 feet across and weigh a ton.
• A Florida nest was 9.2 feet across, 20 feet deep & weighed over 2 tons.