Mark, if you look right above the video, it tells when the eggs were laid, and when they hatched. I think the last eaglet hatched 3-31.

Daaaah, geez, open your eyes!! Thanks Brent.

There's a locally famous pair of eagles (George & Martha) that had a huge nest in a tree about 50 feet off the roadway. It was a something you'd look at every time you drove by there. After a storm damaged the tree with the nest the eagles moved on. Later, some firemen got up to the old nest for a look and it was littered with pet collars.

the dark side of me LOL! yes, pets are protein. then again, i always cheer the carnivore.

this is a cool link. the audio adds to the experience, for sure. it looks and sounds VERY windy tonight.

2012 timeline: 1st egg laid 2/17, 2nd 2/20 and 3rd on 2/24. 1st egg hatched 3/27, 2nd 3/28 and 3rd 3/31

there is a link little above the video that shows you how to tell which is mom and which is dad

bump for the eagles

Tearing apart some winged prey now. Making a mess in the nest. Gonna have to get out the Dyson to get them feathers up.

any updates i cannot view it at work

I've been following the live feed since Sunday and I can't believe how much the eaglets have grown in just a few days.

All is good today. They are eating as of the moment I write this.

dad hasnt been around has he just to drop off food

man the wind seems just brutal up there. I wonder if they're in a storm track.

For those of you who lke this stuff,here is a link to a nesting pair of peregrines.
Of a total of four eggs,two have hatched in the last couple of days.
PAcast

That is awesome. Thanks for the link.

maybe...or it could be just another day in IA, ND, SD, MN, NE, IL, KS... . The wind on the Great Planes is a remarkable thing.

check it out when i get home

wow they have grown in the last few days, i havent been able to monitor for two days

bump

its raining pretty good tonite