Hancock Wildlife Foundation

Nothing new to report. Stopped by on April 13th and everything was much the same as your visit Sandra. A white head in the nest and no sign of the second eagle. But I did wonder what the adult in the nest thought of the two people paragliding overhead next to the nest tree. Karen H Please click onto...

Humm, interesting. I wonder if there are two pairs. But both with a banded partner ? The one flew off back towards the nest tree, which is the direction it came from. So assume these two are using the established nest. I remember about the kerfuffle a few months ago but it was Angela who had witness...

While walking with our dog (Ice) along the road on Wednesday (March 27) I heard eagle screaming / calling start up. Looking back I could see an adult flying into where one was already perched in the stand of trees across from the middle parking area. The one flying in landed on the perched adult and...

Just happens I was in Sechelt yesterday so did swing by the nest :-) At first I couldn't see any eagle activity but after a few minutes saw some movement in the nest, and then a bit of white appeared. An adult low down in the nest! I've cropped the second picture so show the eagle "eye" looking out ...

I was in Sechelt today so took a drive to check on this nest, I didn't see any eagle activity and not sure if the nest is being used. But it is still there so possibly a good sign.

Karen H

I finally went to Larson Road to check on the nest and hopefully see some activity. What a shock it was when I drove to the bottom of the road, parked and looked at the nest tree to see absolutely no sign of a nest! Nothing. Not even a twig. There does appear to be a bit of the old nest caught up in...

Thanks for the update Sandra ! I keep meaning to stop by here to check. Disappointing that the mitigation nest is still not being used. Did Gord say if there is still an adult pair in the area ?

Updates from March 13 and March 18 visits. On March 13th finally saw two adults at the nest! And then today while getting out from our vehicle after parking by the mail boxes, I saw an adult flying in so quickly zoomed in with the camera in time to catch the action. After downloading the picture lat...

I have been going by the nest tree a few times a week while walking our dog and haven't seen any activity at the nest but have seen two adult eagles in the area once in a while. On March 5th I was walking and spotted an adult perched lowish in a tree in-between the large middle parking area and the ...

Long delay in getting back here, and too late it seems. Could see no eaglet in the nest but did see an adult fly by. Then could hear what I thought was an eaglet calling from the trees in Kinnikinnick Park. Sounded a bit faint, far away. But because it sounded like an eaglet I spent some time trying...

Finally was able to get back to the nest on Wednesday, July 19th. Could not see any activity at the nest, anywhere along Ocean Beach Esplanade or the beach. But when leaving to head home spotted an adult eagle on the large rock on the beach that you can see going around the corner by Bonniebrook Lod...

Finally got back to the nest yesterday, had been a while so wasn't sure what to expect. As I parked I could see a large eaglet looking out from the nest. Yay! Finally after a couple of years with no eaglets there was a nice healthy looking eaglet in the nest. Looking almost ready to fledge. While I ...

Exciting visit to the nest this morning, first saw an adult (Pa ?) in the perch tree. Good news. He then flew off briefly but came back to the perch tree. A short time later the second adult (Ma ?) flew in and while I was tracking her with my camera noticed a fuzzy brown head looking up at her from ...

I stopped by the next this morning but no activity at the nest while I was there, or any eaglets peeking up over the nest. Though I did see an adult on the beach but couldn't get any pictures before he/she flew off heading towards Chaster Park, and then couldn't relocate.

Karen H

A few more pictures from the May 23rd visit.

Karen H

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