
This nest is in Eastern Time Zone
Welcome to our 2020-2021 Nesting Season in the Hamlet starring Samson and Gabrielle
Samson on the left ..Gabrielle on the right All s'caps are © American Eagle Foundation, www.eagles.org AEF - NEFL
CLICK HERE FOR THE CAMS
babyhawk_AEF#9650 Today at 8:04 PM
Here is Cam 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Noq9ruA8F0Q
babyhawk_AEF#9650 Today at 8:05 PM
Here is Cam 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0aIpk6RtQg
babyhawk_AEF#9650 Today at 8:06 PM
Cam 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJKl8iKI1Q
babyhawk_AEF#9650 Today at 8:07 PM
and Cam 4 or 4K or Nest level https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zE6qcgTox8
Cams with Chat
The nest is located about 80 feet up in a Longleaf Pine tree and was built by the resident eagles approximately 11 years ago. Through the years, the nest has grown considerably in size and weight (likely weighing close to a ton)
In order to protect the eagles and their nest, the specific location of this nest is private and cannot be disclosed.
FOR HISTORY OF THIS NEST READ BELOW THE CAM
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ABOUT OUR CAMS with thanks to AEF
Three high-definition cams are available on this page. Two are mounted on the nest tree and provide different views of the nest. The third cam is mounted on a nearby tree at a lower angle and shows the nest tree and the canopy. If you watch for a while, you may be lucky enough to see eagles flying to and from the tree, and when the eaglets get to a certain size, you will see them begin to branch and ultimately fledge the nest.
The three video cam views are accessed by clicking on “Other Views,” located at the bottom right of the screen when mousing over the video screen. The three views will be shown at the bottom of the screen as thumbnails, and you can simply click the view you want to watch. By default, cam one has been selected.
At night, an infrared light is turned on. The eagles cannot see this light; it is outside their visible spectrum of light. Neither can humans. If you were at the nest site, looking up at the tree at night, you would only see light from the moon or stars. The infrared light is converted into visible light (black and white) by the camera.
We would like to thank the (AEF) and Al Cecere for sponsoring this wonderful window into the daily life of these majestic raptors and to HWF for sponsoring it on the web cam And I would like to thank MaryF and Judy B for pulling together some of the information for our opening posts.[
2019--2020 Nest thread
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