Bald Eagle Protects Nest in Snow Storm

The two Love Birds take turns protecting the nest with snow up to their beaks
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Bald Eagles Live Stream from Pa Game Commision - Hanover
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Liberty and Freedom continue to protect their nest

A bit of history on the Hanover nest

The first egg of 2015 appeared on Valentine’s Day, February 14 at 5:55 pm. A second egg was laid three days later on February 17 at 4:44 pm. With roughly 35 days of incubation, we’ll be on #eggwatch beginning March 21.

The first bald eagle egg in the York County bald eagle nest on the live stream from the Pennsylvania Game Commission's nest cam has hatched.
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The live feed is busy right now but here is link
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HANOVER, Pa. - A second bald eagle egg has hatched in a nest on live-streaming video that thousands of people have watched. The hatchling Wednesday morning came a day after the first eaglet arrived in a nest in York County's Codorus State Park.

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they are almost a month old now. .

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I watch this live webcam, even though I'm in Pa.
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Cool

I watch an eagle cam in Florida. I find it fun and relaxing at the same time. I really enjoy watching them eat fish for breakfast. All modern technologies are not evil.

Oh man! That was so cool to see! Had to watch it twice.

When these eagle nest cams came out years ago, I used to watch them addictivly, even with the old technology where they would refresh every 10 or 15 seconds instead of a real stream.

It's amazing technology that we take for granted now, but imagine what ornithologists would have felt in the past if they had had access to such things! It really is thrilling.

Nature is amazing!

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Can you livestream your boobies?

What beautiful, noble creatures.