The sounds are so peaceful.
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I'm not seeing the chicklet today. I hope nothing happened to it. I still see the other egg.
...I didn't see it late yesterday, either.

When my big Sis was here a couple of weeks ago and I showed her the eagle cam. She said you know they always have two eggs, but only one bird survives.
I didn't want to believe her, but she's pretty smart.
When my big Sis was here a couple of weeks ago and I showed her the eagle cam. She said you know they always have two eggs, but only one bird survives.
I didn't want to believe her, but she's pretty smart.
I jsut put my fingers in my ears and started singing...lalalalalala.

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Per NC website, first chick did not survive.
Second one hatched on the 7th. I just checked..neither parent there. :shock: Perhaps they're both hunting now. 
Per NC website, first chick did not survive.
Second one hatched on the 7th. I just checked..neither parent there. :shock: Perhaps they're both hunting now.


Maybe they'll try again. 

I don't see this information on the site. Mango? Where did you find?


K-26 and K-10 are back and have two eggs in the nest! Guess what i'll be watching for the next month!
The Nature Conservancy in California - Santa Cruz Island Bald Eagles: Hatching Hope 2010

Cool link to Nature Conservancy site where they have a camera on an eagle's nest. She just laid eggs a couple of weeks ago, so there will be chicks soon.![]()
The sounds are so peaceful.
For all you eagle fans out there, the Norfolk Botanical Gardens web site has a neat eagle cam up and running.





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