June 9, 2008: The camera feed has
been turned off since the nest is empty. Birdie and Bogey
have left their natal territory, and the adults will not return
to the nest until Fall. Please return in October as we once
again join the Tesoro eagles during nesting season.
In the meantime, you can continue to track
Birdie's journey here.
TEACHERS/EDUCATORS
A primary goal of the eagle cam is to inform and educate young people about bald eagles. If your class is using the eagle cam in your classroom and/or school, please contact lwhite@audubon.org with the name and location of your school, age of students and total number of students participating.
Join viewers worldwide as a state-of-the-art camera records
the daily lives of this pair of Bald Eagles and their two
newly-named young, Birdie
and Bogey. The video will be live and visible during daylight
hours. If you would like to receive more information about
eagles and other birds of prey, sign up our e-newsletter,
Florida
Raptor News. To track Birdie's movements as the eaglet
learns how to fly, click here.
Enjoy this eagle's eye view of nesting bald eagles. And as
always, any contributions
to this project would be greatly appreciated.
Due to the popularity of Eagle Cam, viewing will be provided in 30 minute increments. You may however, log back on immediately after your 30 minute session expires. Thanks for watching.
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Join viewers worldwide as a state-of-the-art camera records
the daily lives of this pair of Bald Eagles and their two
newly-named young,