Hancock Wildlife Foundation

Fantastic violet-backed starling sighting during the Jan. 21 WildEarth afternoon drive ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0Ui2jIHE3o ). The footage starts at about the 1:30:00 mark. Tristan said these birds rarely hold still and don't typically stay close enough to a drive vehicle to allow for close...

What a beautiful owl! Thank you for sharing these photos, ostrich!

Snowy owl at Baccaro Point, Nova Scotia (Dec. 25, 2019):

Juvenile martial eagle spotted during the Dec. 23 WildEarth afternoon drive (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiNRHNKubAg):

Wahlberg's eagle parent and chick spotted in their nest during the Dec. 19 WildEarth morning drive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABa7l3FPZAw

Brown snake eagle with a baby puff adder, possibly taking it to a nest during the Dec. 16 WildEarth afternoon drive (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxERwtwwv-E):

I'm bringing SueD's question forward, since I sort of buried it under a string of posts with pictures of the area, and I'm wondering what other people think. (I posted my thoughts above .) Hi, Judy and all! Is it just my imagination, or are Sur and Res not doing the kind of nest maintenance we're s...

Hi, Judy and all! Is it just my imagination, or are Sur and Res not doing the kind of nest maintenance we're seeing on the other HWF nests?

9:08-9:09 a.m.: Eagle flew in with a branch, placed it in the nest, then hopped up to nest rim and adjoining branch.

Wahlberg's eagle chick briefly spotted during the Nov. 7 safariLIVE afternoon drive, at about the 2:08:25 mark (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57MlBnfoFPA):

3:03 p.m.: Looks like a pair of blue jays foraging in the nest.

6:47 p.m.: Eagle flew off.

6:39-6:42 p.m.: Eagle on the nest during a spectacular sunset.

2:00-2:09 p.m.: One of the eagles flew off.

1:54-1:59 p.m.: Eagle returned, and then there were two!

1:44-1:45 p.m: Eagle flew away.

1:44-1:45 p.m.: Hi, Judy and all! I spotted this eagle delivering and placing a branch on the nest:

9:09-9:10 a.m.: Lots more salmon swimming past the camera.

So glad you have power and are ok Sue , sorry i keep forgetting you had Dorian come through your town. No problem, Heather! We lost over 100 trees in our small town, but suffered surprisingly little property damage (other than the trees). I'm told that the black locust trees, which were especially ...

:woohoo: We have our power back .... !! :D Hooray, Bev! We got ours back at about 10:30 a.m. yesterday (Sept. 9). But other parts of our town, and outlying community, are still without power. Still, we're not going through what the people in the Bahamas are, and so we can be grateful for small merc...

5:25-5:34 p.m.: Looks like greater numbers of salmon coming through!

A pair of snowy owlets. Both were preening, and one did a leg stretch. https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

A pair of snowy owlets. One was feeding on prey, a bird of some kind. https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

A pair of snowy owlets. One was feeding on prey, a bird of some kind. https://explore.org/livecams/snowy-owls ... esting-cam

The snowy owlets are growing up! https://explore.org/livecams/owl-resear ... esting-cam

Friday, Aug. 30, 2019: The Chehalis River Fish Hatchery cam seems to have frozen as of 10:45 a.m. today. Streaming resumed at about 1:14 p.m., but then froze up again.

10:27-10:33 a.m.: A fair bit of salmon activity. But the cam seems to have frozen at about the 10:45 a.m. mark.

(Continued:)

1:00 p.m.: Fish delivery! (Time is approximate; it was roughly half an hour ago. I caught it on rewind.) I'm not sure if that's a little merlin that's perched on the end of the branch at 10 o'clock position (third screenshot)?

So happy to see this camera up and running again! Thank you, Ken and all!