On Thursday on my blog,
The Writer Side of Life, I posted a link to a great site created by Doug and Sheila Carrick, residents of Hornby Island off Canada’s west coast, and I thought I’d also share it here. Several years ago they set up a web cam above the nest of a pair of bald eagles on their property. This year the eagles have produced two eggs, and they are expected to hatch this weekend! Thanks to the Carricks, we get a bird’s eye view of the birth of these little eaglets.
Click here to visit the
Hornby Island Eagle Cam and witness the birth of two baby bald eagles.
For more information about Doug and Sheila and the eagles, visit their website,
The Eagles of Hornby Island.
To get an idea of what to expect, here's a photo of Hope, the first of last year's two babies. Aw!
Happy bird watching!
Until next time,
Lee
Firefighter Daddy (July 2010)
Happy bird watching!
3 comments:
It looks very cold and windy in her nest today! I hope we'll see some babies by tomorrow.
It's definitely a blustery day here in the Pacific Northwest, Gillian, but I'm sure Mom and Dad will keep the babies warm and dry.
Glad you enjoyed it, Estella!
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