janhenj. The Red-tailed hawks chose another tree for their nest but they still perch in this tree which is where their nest was before it blew down in a windstorm.

I adore Canada geese. But where are the falcons?  Will they put up with this?

Howdy right back at you! I wish that you can put in Gifs or JPEGs in here with ones message. This will do for now.... " flaps my wings and Squeeees hello to you"

Can't view on IPad. :(

Have the hawks that lost their nest due to bad weather ever reclaimed their nest that we set back for them?

Well we are recovering from our micro Winterfest 2012.  We got about one and a half foot of snow. Then it turned to rain now we have no more snow. Blah! We did get to go take a walk about in the snow before it left.
Did you get snow where you are at?

Since my Steelers lost today will just chill out with you and the Eagles. Do a belly flop faceplant and go to sleep and hope that Mom E will come sit on me. Well anyways wanted to have you check out my blogspot.
http://eagleshaveflown.blogspo­t.com/




Take care gonna chillZ. <3 You my Eagle Friend.

I have the Decorah Eagle nest bookmarked under my CAM favorites, but haven't had time to check it out lately. I see that upstream also has a peregrine falcon one, that I haven't checked on, but will have to do so. At the museum, I love all of our birds, but our peregrine has a special place in my heart, followed by our turkey vulture. We are now looking for a golden eagle. What I really like about this video is that you can hear their call. So many people have entirely the wrong impression of what a bald eagle sounds like. In movies, and even sadly to say in documentaries, most of the time the call you hear along with the view of a bald eagle is the call of a red-tail. I guess red-tails sound the way people think an eagle should sound.

Thanks for the sub and for the added friendship my Peagle buddie <3 you!

Happy new year my Eagle friend. Here is for another great season of Egg watching and Hatchling watchings.