Decorah Iowa Eagle Cam

[D Coots]

Live streaming.

https://www.raptorresource.org/birdcams/decorah-north-nest/

 

[jimmymac]

We have repeat visitors here in the Pittsburgh area as well.

 

[D Coots]

Much better view Jim.

 

[Rocky Mt High]

Some years ago I spent several years caring for the folks in Wisconsin and these Decorah nests were on a computer in the living room non stop.
I especially enjoyed watching the adults bring in the fish and
the young uns reactions.
Thanks for reminding and reacquainting me to this.
Gonna get and set up the spare computer now…

 

[Iowa Fox]

This is one of the best years ever in Iowa City. This year the eagle people estimated 300 between IRP and crandik park which is about a 1/4 stretch of the river. There are three nesting pair in the area. We will be watching them until the little ones fly off.

 

[D Coots]

Some years ago I spent several years caring for the folks in Wisconsin and these Decorah nests were on a computer in the living room non stop.
I especially enjoyed watching the adults bring in the fish and
the young uns reactions.
Thanks for reminding and reacquainting me to this.
Gonna get and set up the spare computer now…

That tree blew down. It was close to the fish hatchery....how handy. There was a documentary about the community rebuilding the nest in another tree I believe. That eagle cam was much better.

Later

Dave

 

[jimmymac]

When I was still a working man, part of my job was to travel to various industrial facilities to plan piping and mechanical retrofit work.

At one particular plant, a pair of Ospreys decided to build a nest on one of the tanks in the tank farm adjacent to the river. Made sense for the birds, but not so much for the plant. After consulting with some experts, the plant installed a wooden utility pole and platform setup adjacent to the tank farm and closer to the river. They had some people come in who moved the nest to the new location. The ospreys took up residence on that platform, eggs were laid and the young were successfully reared. The following year, the pair returned and used that platform again. That pattern repeated over the years. I have not been there is about 8 years now, but I would like to think it is still being used. Whenever I was at that plant, I always took a side trip during my work day to go see what was happening.

 

[JEFFPPC]

Out in Idaho at my son's we often fished the S Fork of the Boise River. Near where we would start was an Osprey nest. That thing was immense. Year after year always there and getting bigger. First time my wife hooked a big trout there she kept saying I'm snagged on the bottem,lol. Then she found out. Great country, all most moved but no formal shooting anywhere, stayed in Pa and am good with our choice.

 

[Treerat-sniper]

I have a group that nest 1/2 a mile up the road from my place. The neighbors have hog-confinement buildings and occasionally dump carcasses behind it. The eagles love pork!

The neighbor's cousin is a thermal hunter and has taken his fair share of coyotes behind the buildings as well.

 

[MikeT124]

Just a post to get this thread back on page 1.

Mike

 

[jimmymac]

 

[JEFFPPC]

Last Sunday after church wife and I drove 40 min and watched a nest from 100yds with 60x Zeiss. No baby's yet, should be soon. Watched mom and dad take turns egg sitting and fishing.

 

[jimmymac]

They are awesome to watch Jeff. I was along the Allegheny River upstream of Cheswick last week walking the dog and saw a juvenile flying around looking for a meal. Good stuff.

 

[itchyTF]

Is that his/her wing propped up on a stick?

 

[jimcasey01]

,I have a nest about 100 yards from my garage door. I enjoy my coffee out there a few days a week and count my blessings.

 

[JEFFPPC]

We have several reservoirs only a few miles away. Occasionally we will see one fly by from the house but not often. Couple times a summer.

 

[CJ6]

Eagles have been pretty thick around here this spring. Really nice to see that.

 

[MikeT124]

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Mike