Welcome to Season 14! We are now streaming live for our next nesting season. Stay up to date by subscribing to our YouTube channel and Facebook/Instagram pages.
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We have an Egg-citing update! Egg 2 is now hatching!
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Welcome to the World E24!
Getting the hang of eating is cuteness overload.
Tune in now to see all the firsts for this little one.
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Egg 1 Hatching Continues! Soft chirping and the egg tooth can be seen from the small hole in the egg.
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We have a confirmed pip in one egg! The hatching process has begun! Now is the time to Tune In!
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SURPRISE! We are live for Season 13! The Eagles are slowly working on the nest and can usually be seen in the early morning or later afternoon hours. watch video on watch page
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Stuck inside and need a bit of good news?! This cutie is growing quick and a ham on camera!
dickpritchettrealestate.com/southwest-florida-eagl…
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Hatch Watch is here!! Watch live on our channel to get a first glimpse of a crack or pip in the eggs.
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It’s been exactly one month since the last sighting of our beloved Harriet. While we may never know her final resting place; her legacy will continue to grow as we cherish the beautiful moments observed on the cameras and via ground photos over the past 12+ years. We love and miss you Harriet!
Forever in our Hearts, Flying High & Free. 💔🦅
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Harriet has not been seen on camera since Thursday afternoon. When she left the camera view (heading ENE) she had been vocalizing at intruders in the area.
Both the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) and FWC are aware of the situation. All decisions concerning Bald Eagles are made by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), not by us, the camera owners. Viewers are reminded that we are merely observers and not all nesting seasons result in a positive outcome.
Not only are SWFEC followers keeping an eye out for Harriet; local news media picked up the story. It is hoped many in the SWFL area are keeping an eye out for Harriet. If you see or find any injured wildlife, please contact CROW immediately.
Any information as to the welfare of wildlife should come from the proper authorities.
PLEASE DO NOT INCITE ILLEGAL ACTIONS. Baiting or artificial feeding encourages bold behavior. By presenting food near the nest/road it encourages more wildlife to the area (not only birds, but small mammals). This is a recipe for disaster - especially in SWFEC’s location. Not only does it bring more predators, but there is the risk of accidents involving motor vehicles and power lines.
M15 has been protecting his young and has even managed to bring food to the nest. He isn’t used to not having a mate to care for the young. He is used to having his own time away from the nest - and it is amazing how he has quickly changed that behavior.
At this age, it is very difficult for one eagle to raise the young alone. It is not impossible and we have seen success stories in the past…. unfortunately, these are not that common, but in nature you can never say never. M is doing his very best to give both Eaglets enough food during the day. As seen this evening, both E’s have full crops!
Emotions are high and the outcome of our beloved Eagle family is uncertain. Please be assured we all want the best for this eagle family; but we need to remember the final outcome as to what will be done rests with the proper authorities.
- The Pritchett Family & SWFEC Moderator Team
www.SWFLEagleCam.com
Photo by MLiz
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Southwest Florida “Eagle Cam”, providing live video stream of an active pair of bald eagles in their nest. Camera records the birds 24/7 and stream the live video directly to bit.ly/SWFLEagleCam
M is currently courting a new potential mate (F23). We hope to see a new clutch or season of eggs/eaglets in the coming months!
23 September 2014