https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtxrll0vM5I
This video was captured from the Pittsburgh Hays bald eagle nest on 3-29-2014 the day after the new eagle hatched.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltmq3StCUDM
Mom and Dad early morning mating.A pair of Bald Eagles nesting within 5 miles of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania along the Monongahela River.Poranne zalęża

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2WgFp5VMZg
#hays,#eagles,#eagletsHays Mom was feeding H16 H17 with a bird H18 was on the right side of the nest when an intruder swooped down over the nest and she spre

https://www.post-gazette.com/life/outdoors/2023/10/14/hays-bald-eagles-pittsburgh-dad/stories/202310120102
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. mthomas@post-gazette.com. Oct 14, 2023. 2:30 AM. After the male Hays bald eagle known as "Dad" went missing more than a month ago, the female has taken up with a

http://www.aswp.org/pages/hays-nest
Bald Eagle Nest in Hays, PA - City of Pittsburgh. Egg has cracked and is not viable: March 19, First egg of 2024: February 20. The Bald Eagle cam is streaming the 2024 nesting season! Scroll down for the cam. Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania works in partnership with PixCams to live stream this nest, located in Hays (City of Pittsburgh), PA.

https://pixcams.com/hays-bald-eagle-nest/
The Hays bald eagle pair first started nesting along the Monongahela River in Pittsburgh in 2013. A nest was observed by workers at the Keystone Iron and Metal Company. The pair successfully hatched one eaglet but on June 6, 2013 a strong storm blew the nest down and the parents successfully fledged the eaglet on the ground.

https://triblive.com/local/third-eaglet-hatches-in-hays-nest-keeping-mom-and-dad-busy-with-food-shopping/
With the arrival of the third and final chick Friday, the Pittsburgh Hays bald eagles are busy feeding their brood. The harried couple feeds the hatchlings up to 17 times a day, according to

https://triblive.com/local/like-an-old-married-couple-pittsburghs-hays-bald-eagles-deliver-first-egg-of-11th-season/
The female Pittsburgh bald eagle laid her first egg of the season Friday just before 5:30 p.m., according to the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania. The Hays couple, in their 11th breeding

https://www.birdsoutsidemywindow.org/2014/03/29/eaglets-parents-celebrate/
There he is, the first eaglet of 2014 at the Pittsburgh Hays bald eagle nest. He's hard to see because he matches the nest, hence the arrow. The two remaining eggs and his discarded eggshell (closest to Dad's beak) stand out. This tiny gray ball of fluff emerged on a warm and windy afternoon, March 28, under his mother's gaze.

https://www.pressreader.com/usa/pittsburgh-post-gazette/20240408/281698324773557
The Pittsburgh area welcomed its first bald eagle chick Sunday morning at a nest located on U.S. Steel Irvin plant property in West Mifflin. The region has been without a cute fuzzy eaglet to watch since the Pittsburgh Hays bald eagle couple had a bad season with a non-viable egg. Both eagle nests are viewable to the public via PixCams and YouTube.

https://www.facebook.com/CBSPittsburgh/videos/live-the-bald-eagles-at-the-hamar-nest-are-getting-ready-to-lay-eggs-mom-and-dad/10155547150633822/
LIVE: The Bald Eagles at the Hamar Nest are getting ready to lay eggs. Mom and Dad are busy getting the nest ready as the snow falls. Link to Watch... | egg, nest, Bald Eagle, snow

https://www.facebook.com/PixCamsLiveStream/videos/close-up-of-the-new-male-eagle-at-the-hays-nest/738216178364619/
Good morning everyone! Here's a close-up video of the new male bald eagle at the Pittsburgh Hays nest. You can watch the Hays bald eagles live here:

https://forum.hancockwildlife.org/viewtopic.php?t=721
Welcome to 2023-24 season of the Pittsburgh Hays Eagles. The nest is in the Eastern time zone. 2023-2024 Season: The pair began nesting along the Monongahela River in 2013, the first nesting pair of bald eagles in Pittsburgh in over 150 years. The nest is about 5 miles from downtown Pittsburgh, and you can see the city skyline in the background

https://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2024/06/24/lucky-eagle-eaglet-us-steel-irvin-plant-flight/stories/202406240084
Lucky has taken flight. The young bald eagle — the seventh to be hatched at a nest near U.S. Steel's Mon Valley Works-Irvin Plant in West Mifflin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDg75tiUGL4
A beautiful flyin for both Eagles this morning as they come in to check the nest

https://www.birdsoutsidemywindow.org/2023/10/16/icymi-theres-a-new-male-bald-eagle-at-hays/
16 October 2023. In case you missed it (ICYMI) there's a new resident male bald eagle at Hays. The old male disappeared in early September. The new guy was obvious by late September. "Dad" was one of the original eagle pair at Hays where nesting began in 2013. Pictured below in 2020 they fledged 20 youngsters in 10 years.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/first-flight-of-eaglet-in-us-steel-nest-captured-on-camera/ar-BB1oOlUF
The eaglet, named Lucky, fledged the nest on Sunday morning shortly before 7:30 a.m. The flight was captured by the livestream camera that documents the adventures of the bald eagle family living

https://pittsburgh.citycast.fm/urban-almanac/peek-inside-pittsburgh-hays-eagle-nest
The Hays Bald Eagle protects its first egg of 2024. (The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania) Pittsburgh is looking forward to its 12th year of hatchlings at Hays Woods. The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania confirms the first bald eagle egg of 2024 is nesting above the Monongahela River. See it for yourself with the 24/7 live cam.

https://www.facebook.com/PixCamsLiveStream/videos/hays-bald-eagle-mom-bring-really-long-stick-into-nest/266272073122123/
CHeck out this really long stick the Pittsburgh Hays bald ealge mom brought into the next with dad. Watch the Hays bald eagle cam live here:

https://www.wpxi.com/news/local/allegheny-county/new-eaglet-born-early-saturday-hays-pittsburgh-bald-eagle-nest-second-eaglet-expected-soon/V2OUHU6Q4VD3XJFI7VIBG3KHWQ/
The Hays Bald Eagles laid two eggs this year. Bald eagle eggs typically take roughly 35-37 days to hatch. The remaining egg is expected to hatch sometime in the next few days. Now that there is an

https://www.audubon.org/news/pittsburghs-famous-bald-eagles-lost-their-nest-tree-they-arent-giving
Now, what's particularly interesting about the Hays pair is that unlike most Bald Eagles, we have eyes on them at almost all times. Within 10 minutes of the nest-tree falling, some cam-watchers were reportedly already down at the nearby trail to check on Mom and Dad Hays, as the eagles are known in Pittsburgh. Thanks to these dedicated

https://pixcams.com/new-camera-installed-at-pittsburgh-hays-bald-eagle-nest/
On December 12, 2021. In Bald Eagles. 4 Comments. Happy Friday everybody! To make it an extra happy Friday, we have some exciting news from the Hays bald eagle cam. A special thanks to the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, because today a new camera was installed which now gives you the pleasure of viewing the stream in 1440p resolution

https://sportsmansparadiseonline.com/bald-eagle-cams/hays-bald-eagle-camera/
Hays Eagle Cam - Pittsburgh, PA. You are watching a live broadcast of the Hays Bald Eagles Nest Cam. The equipment and live streaming has been provided as part of a partnership involving pixcams.com and the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania. The nest is located about 5 miles from downtown Pittsburgh along the Monongahela River near

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/bald-eagles-nest-with-two-dads-and-one-mom/
Fans of Pittsburgh's Hays Bald Eagle camera have been flocking to the camera since early January. The Hays eagles had three eggs, but only two hatched. Right now they're caring for the two eaglets.

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/2nd-eaglet-hatches-in-hays-nest/
Mom, Dad and new Eaglet - Pittsburgh Hays Bald Eagles by PixCams on YouTube. Officials with the Game Commission say they estimate the other eggs could hatch in the next six days.