Pelican Harbor nest hatches second chick of the season

The first chick hatched on April 3, but did not survive.

Welcome Pelican Harbor Eaglet #2



A Zoomed in View of Eaglet #2

Mama's Home - K26 Returns to the Pelican Harbor Nest

Wingersizes!

April 8, 2009

Mom brings some more fluff

April 7, 2009

Yes, another Poop Shoot!

The kid is getting good!

April 6, 2009

And Spaghetti for Dinner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERZJqOTJj0U

Nestovers....errr, make that squirrel for lunch!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qt7vq6efLs

Raindrops are Fallin' on my Wings

Eagle Calls

Watch out Below!!

We're Back!!

The NCTC cam is back on and better than ever!

Click on the link below to access the cam.

http://www.myoutdoortv.com/explore-the-u.s./eagle-cam.html

Monday Afternoon

March 27, 2009

The eaglet is starting to get pin feathers.

The eaglet has made it out of the bowl!




Poor little thing is all tuckered out!

First Natural Bald Eagle Hatch at Two Harbors,

Catalina Island, CA.

This video is the first unassisted bald eagle to hatch at the Two Harbors Nest on Catalina Island, CA. The Institute for Wildlife Studies (IWS) has previously helped this eagle pair hatch their young by switching their eggs for fake eggs, incubating them at their facility on Catalina Island and then returning the hatched eaglets back to the nest. This year, IWS decided not to switch any eggs in any of the nests on Catalina Island. Look for the tiny grey head at 50 seconds into the video. The first eaglet hatched this morning, March 26th, 2009. K81 (the male) is tending to the chick and remaining unhatched egg.




This second video shows the arrival of the female, K82 at the nest with a freshly caught fish for the new hatchling. Watch as the male K81 leaves and the female has to figure out how to brood an eaglet and an egg, something she has never done before.

YAY! We finally get to see a

poop shoot!

It's no wonder, look at all the food Lib has provided for our only eaglet.

Check out the Poop Shoot Video!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QNm-qvRQrw

Peek-a-Boo Eaglet

Lib arrives with a "whale" of a catch!