Nefleaglecam.org Website Review

juliet was last seen at the nest at 9:30 am on december 17 and has not been spotted since. on the evening of december 18, an unknown female bald eagle, entered the nest attempting to take over and as*ist with the incubation responsibility. the two went back and forth incubating until romeo seemed to regain control of incubation for the duration of the night. the eggs do not appear to be harmed. we hope juliet does returns, but if she doesn’t, with eggs due to hatch on any day now! we are officially on pip watch! romeo might need this young eagle’s this is a wild eagle nest and anything can happen. while we hope that all eaglets hatched in this nest will grow up healthy and successfully fledge each season, things like sibling rivalry, predators, and natural disaster can affect this eagle family and may be difficult to. in order to protect the eagles and their nest, the specific location of this nest is private and cannot be disclosed. the educational impact of our high-definition nest cams has been phenomenal, providing unprecedented insight into the bald eagle historically, romeo & juliet lay two eggs each season, resulting in baby eaglets entering the world in mid-to-late december, after an average incubation period of 35 days. as hatch time approaches, all eyes will be peeled for the first pip or breakthrough of the egg shell by the baby inside. then, thousands of viewers settle down to watch these babies grow and develop from downy bobble-heads to feisty and magnificent eaglets, ready to take their first flight into what will be a steep learning curve of survival in the wild. conserve only what we love, we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught.” – baba dioum, to enhance the educational experience, a moderated chat is embedded on the cam page, allowing viewers to comment and ask questions about the eagles. knowledgeable and friendly moderators help guide the discussion and provide insight. aef also encourages students and