Decorah Eagles

[Norse]

Baby's coming out! First baby's coming out! http://www.decoraheaglecamalerts.com/. I just saw it moments ago!! And here's youtube from a little earlier today showing egg w/cracks encircling: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f82f2...ature=youtu.be.

How can I work at a time like this?

[Norse]

The Raptor center confirmed that this was indeed the first hatch, about an hour ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIPa5...ature=youtu.be.

[badger]

much to my surprise, I saw a flopping fish on the nest, and next thing I knew, mom got up and voila, two babies!! it was exciting to see them!

[Norse]

The third eaglet hatched Friday so all three little fluffballs are out now. The first-hatched eaglet, called D12, is a real little stinker - always trying to get out from under mom.

[PamNY]

Not at eagle, but the hawk nest at New York University has a pip:

http://www.livestream.com/nytnestcam

[Norse]

The Decorah Eagles are famous. Here’s an article in Forbes (intro gets a few things wrong but otherwise good interviews): http://www.forbes.com/sites/allenstj...cant-be-wrong/.

[badger]

it all started with Phoebe for me (such a heartbreaking end to her season this year). there was Hornby, then Decorah, then Minnesota (I'm currently mad at the parents there, I think they're quite negligent, nowhere near as attentive as Decorah), and now the Red Tailed Hawk at Cornell.

I'll have to save the list of all the bird cams because come summer my co-worker and I will be bored without any birds to watch!

[Norse]

I started with Phoebe and Hornby. Don't be too hard on the MN parents - this is dad's very first year so he is learning on the job.