Eagle Eye Web Cam

[Andy H]

Bye Bye birdy

did you hear it? been so quiet on here today been catching up on our feathered friend 6 days to go untill expected hatch time

[Dazza]

did you hear it? been so quiet on here today been catching up on our feathered friend 6 days to go untill expected hatch time

No, sorry Andy, can't back up your story

[Hairy Celt]

am i going mad i am sure i can hear a chainsaw??????????

how could you hear a chainsaw all the way from canada????

[Andy H]

i have checked out the forum and it is a chainsaw the owner clearing his yard

[*Stormforce~beka*]

This is the link I posted a couple of weeks ago in general chat ... I cant get on lately. Its all black ... too many people - no hope once the chicks hatch. Estimated in 6 days I think ...

[Andy H]

This is the link I posted a couple of weeks ago in general chat ... I cant get on lately. Its all black ... too many people - no hope once the chicks hatch. Estimated in 6 days I think ...

it was working today Beka but not for me yesterday not sure what the time diffrence is but they turn it off at sunset and back on at sunrise

[*Stormforce~beka*]

it was working today Beka but not for me yesterday not sure what the time diffrence is but they turn it off at sunset and back on at sunrise

They are 9 hours behind us at the mo .. so its ... 12:15pm ...

[Andy H]

They are 9 hours behind us at the mo .. so its ... 12:15pm ...

not working for me at the moment

[Rollo]

What a great link Frogesque.

[Angel15]

She doesn't look very happy atm - a bit wet and dank there me thinks

[Scribbler]

Technology News

Webcam watchers see eagles' despair

Millions of bird watchers riveted by a live internet video feed of Canadian bald eagles roosting on their eggs were heartbroken when the majestic pair discovered their last surviving egg had cracked and their eaglet apparently dead.

The eagles screeched and looked confused, then resumed taking turns roosting on the remains - a despairing scene captured by a tiny video camera 120 feet up a Douglas fir tree on a website visited by animal lovers, teachers and students all over the world.

The eagles have been coming back to the same nest off the Strait of Georgia in British Columbia for 17 years to have their offspring.

7.39pm Friday 5 May 2006

Copyright © Press Association Ltd. 2006, All Rights Reserved.

It's very sad news. :lol:

The site is moving to another nest later today.

[Mondy]

Been watching this one for days now. Very busy nest. The link was broken for a few days.

I'd probably take exception too, if someone tried to film me on the nest :lol:

It's in darkness at the moment. Yesterday the bloody thing flew off with a duck

Edit: Click on the 100k connection (broadband)

Edited May 6, 2006 by Mondy the clumsy

[Mondy]

The eagles have landed! :lol:

[Stuart]

the new camera up and runing now

[*Stormforce~beka*]

Bump

http://www.firstlightpower.com/eagles/default.asp