Eagle Watch historical records — batch 057

Historical observation records, batch 57. Use the Observation Database to search these records.

[{"id":"7576244","topic":"7576236","order":2,"title":"Re: MAY 28 & 30: Adult flying from direction of PP nest","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2021-05-30T11:41:18.958000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"On May 30 at 6:50 AM (about 20 minutes after sunrise) this adult eagle flew over the west Miramar, following route to Sunset Lakes subdivision. Taken from quite a distance.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-28-Adult-flying-from-direction-of-PP-nest-td7576236.html","images":1},{"id":"7264553","topic":"7264553","order":1,"title":"February 7 -- Soggy Mom, no eaglets seen","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2012-02-07T21:50:10.698000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2011–2012","text":"We've had a couple of unusually rainy days. It poured early this morning, but we got our to check the eagle nest at about 9:00 AM. We watched for an hour. The adult female was drying her feathers on a Melaleuca trunk west of the nest. The nest appeared empty. We assume there had been a feeding and the eaglet(s) were sleeping. After about 20 minutes the adult flew away to the SE, maybe to hunt or look for her mate. In any event the nest was not guarded for at least 45 minutes, when we finally had to depart. The weight of rain on the branches and lack of wind permitted a good view of the nest, but we never caught sight of an eaglet. The female was drying her feathers.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/February-7-Soggy-Mom-no-eaglets-seen-td7264553.html","images":2},{"id":"7575541","topic":"7575541","order":1,"title":"April 18: Both eaglets safe in nest","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2020-04-18T14:42:17.321000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Only one of the eaglets has been visible to viewers over the past few days. I visited the nest this morning about 8:30 AM. The female (Jewel) was roosting next to the nest on the right. I did not notice this at the time, but the smaller eaglet was actually visible below her, behind the branch: After about ten minutes the large eaglet began moving and was readily visible. I thought I saw some movement did get some glimpses of what I thought was a second eaglet over to the right side of the nest. I took over 100 photos and in only one frame was I able to see both eaglets fairly clearly. Look closely to the right, as the smaller one is partially hidden by the pine \"needles\"*: I presume that the first hatched was a female, which is the case about 70% of the time. The female is larger than the male at all stages of life, and female eaglets are more aggressive than males. If the second-hatched is also a female they may fight and there is danger of injury or death to either. A second-hatched male eaglet will usually not compete with a female. This is probably the case here, as the smaller one was staying low and out of the way of his sister. The female-male sequence is associated with the most successful broods. A little later, Phil Martin visited the nest and provided this photo and confirmation that both eaglets are safe and secure. He writes (April 18): Hi Ken, I stopped by the nest today at 11:45 and saw both Eaglets. This is the best photo I could get documenting both. To my surprise, there were no adults at or around the nest. I spoke to a gentleman that told me on Thursday, he saw both adults bathing in the lake behind Pollo Tropical on Pines and 178. Phil He later added-- Yes, the little one was where you saw him. As I looked through my camera I saw the bigger one come over from the center to the spot by the branch. Neither had their head up at the same time. *Australian Pines are not really pines and do not have needles. They have long needle-like terminal branches which are covered by very small green scale-like leaves","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/April-18-Both-eaglets-safe-in-nest-td7575541.html","images":6},{"id":"7576395","topic":"7576395","order":1,"title":"We have eggs!","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-12-11T13:21:33.766000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hello, The eagles have started sitting in and garding the nest, this morning I observed the male eagle sitting deep in the nest and the female perched next to him. They were like this for at leastc2chours. The female was at the nest all day yesterday, so I'm going to say egg day is the 10th of December. Happy Holidays to you all Kit","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576396","topic":"7576395","order":2,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"Sally","date":"2021-12-12T10:16:18.910000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Thanks Kit, very exciting news. Are you still volunteering with Florida Audubon Eagle Watch Program? Any details on their reporting system about the Pembroke Pines pair? Sally","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576397","topic":"7576395","order":3,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-12-13T11:58:11.414000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hello, I am still reporting to Eagle Watch program, but I don't have access to the reports on the Pembroke Pines nest other than what can be found on the eagle nest map, do you have access to the map? Kit","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576398","topic":"7576395","order":4,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-12-13T12:12:40.444000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Sally, This is all it says about the Pembroke Nest: Nest BO002 The nest BO002 is located at coordinates (26.007327, -80.425728) in Broward County. Monitoring: This nest was monitored by the Audubon EagleWatch Program last season. Nest Status 2021: This Nest was Occupied for the 2021 Season. Alternate Nest: Nest is currently in use; pair also has alternate nest locations(s) Buffers: The circles indicate a 330ft and 660ft buffer around the nest. A federal permit is encouraged for activity within 330ft of an active nest during the breeding season to avoid a violation of the federal Eagle Rule. Please visit USFWS Technical Assistance to learn more. For more information, please contact Eagle Watch at eaglewatch@audubon.org.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576400","topic":"7576395","order":5,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-12-13T16:23:23.991000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Kit, isn't Ken watching the pembroke pines nest ?","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576401","topic":"7576395","order":6,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2021-12-13T17:20:21.127000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"My apologies. I have been dealing with some health issues. I hope others who are watching the PP nest will post obs and photos. Will get back with more info but am in process of moving away to Connecticut","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576402","topic":"7576395","order":7,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-12-13T19:18:03.816000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hi Ken, Sorry to hear you are not feeling well, I hope you recover soon. Kit","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"7576405","topic":"7576395","order":8,"title":"Re: We have eggs!","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-12-15T15:22:54.588000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Ken, So sorry to hear of your health issues you will be missed . We all looked forward to reading your daily updates on the PPines pair. Hopefully someone local can keep track of them Staci-lee","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/We-have-eggs-td7576395.html","images":0},{"id":"4416626","topic":"4416626","order":1,"title":"Mon 01/18/10","author":"Carolyn J","date":"2010-01-18T17:24:20.022000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2009–2010","text":"I was at the nest around 12:30 sitting in my car eating a sandwich when I saw the parents switch. The one sitting seemed impatient, and flew to the west and met the mate and they flew around each other for a tiny bit before the replacement took over. It was kind of sweet to see them swirl together like they did. Al had noted a switch 3 hours before this one. My incoming parent did not have food or nesting material.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Mon-01-18-10-td4416626.html","images":0},{"id":"4422842","topic":"4416626","order":2,"title":"Re: Mon 01/18/10","author":"Trisha","date":"2010-01-19T15:52:41.509000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2009–2010","text":"Thanks for the report....so glad you were able to make it out! That's so cool you got to see them fly around also!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Mon-01-18-10-td4416626.html","images":0},{"id":"7573515","topic":"7573515","order":1,"title":"Sun-Sentinel Article and video: Deerfield Bald Eagles get protection","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2014-04-26T11:13:39.400000-04:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"sun-sentinel.com/news/palm-beach/fl-eagles-deerfield-fences-20140425,0,628997.story Sun Sentinel Deerfield bald eagles get protection By David Fleshler, Sun Sentinel 5:40 PM EDT, April 25, 2014 Like many celebrities, the bald eagles of Deerfield Beach need protection from their fans. Dozens of people have come through the park in the past week to take photos of the eagle parents and their eaglet, who peer down on their groupies from a nest high in a tree just outside the boundaries of Quiet Waters Park. Concerned that all this attention could make it more difficult for the eagles to raise their offspring or lead them to abandon the nest, the park has taken several steps to protect them. \"They're supposed to come back to the nest every year, but if they're disturbed they won't come back,\" said Katherine Hendrickson, the park's naturalist. \"We'd like to have them back here. They wouldn't have put their nest in that area if they had a better place to go.\" A bald eagle protection zone has been created, with signs and barriers posted 330 feet away from the nest on one side and 450 feet on the other. Mountain bikers and joggers will still be permitted to use the trail that passes by the nest, since their activities hasn't seemed to disturb the birds, but others will be kept out. What will happen to violators? \"You'll be escorted out of the park,\" Hendrickson. \"We're taking this seriously.\" The Florida Highway Patrol has been alerted about drivers illegally pulling over on Southwest 10th Street for a view of the nest, which was established about eight months ago. It is the second known bald eagle nest in Broward County, with the first located south of Pines Boulevard in Pembroke Pines. Other measures are in the works. Plastic-mesh construction fences are expected to be installed in the next few days. A park staffer will be posted at the entrance to the trail to the nest starting Wednesday. If the eagles appear agitated by the cyclists and joggers – something that hasn't appeared to be the case so far – the trail might be closed until the eagles leave, Hendrickson said. Hellene Grundler, a volunteer with Florida Audubon's EagleWatch program, which monitors nests around the state, says she has seen the mother eagle become upset the presence of people around the nest. On three separate occasions, she said, the mother has approached the nest with a fish for her eaglet, become agitated and dropped the fish. Now is a particularly critical period for the eaglet, she said, because the parents are trying to teach it to find food by enticing it from the nest to take the prey from them. She's said it's vital they be left alone to teach the eaglet how to make his way in the world. \"I love bald eagles,\" she said. \"It's really important that we protect these beautiful birds so if they do come back, they nest again.\" dfleshler@tribune.com, 954-356-4535 Copyright © 2014, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Link to story with VIDEO and photos: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/palm-beach/fl-eagles-deerfield-fences-20140425,0,628997.story","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Sun-Sentinel-Article-and-video-Deerfield-Bald-Eagles-get-protection-td7573515.html","images":0},{"id":"5803828","topic":"5803828","order":1,"title":"Eagle incubating Dec 4? False Alarm","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2010-12-04T16:02:56.980000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2010–2011","text":"Trisha called to say that one eagle is now sitting very low in the nest and remained there over a two hour period of observation. This is very likely a sign that she is incubating. She may be hard to see, so visitors should take pains to see if she continues to sit low. This would be an earlier egg date than the past two years. Tom Mitchell sent these photos of his from today, for posting. You can barely see her peering out between the nest materials: Photos courtesty of Tom Mitchell","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-incubating-Dec-4-False-Alarm-td5803828.html","images":2},{"id":"5948114","topic":"5803828","order":2,"title":"Re: Eagle probably laid first egg on December 11, 2010.","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2011-01-21T10:40:40.991000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2010–2011","text":"Subsequent observations over the next few days did not indicate that incubation was yet taking place. Probable date of first egg was December 11, based upon hatch date of January 15, 2011, which is 5 weeks (35 days) subsequently. In previous seasons, first eggs were laid on December 13, 2008, and December 18, 2009. See the Eagle Milestones Spreadsheet at link above message list.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-incubating-Dec-4-False-Alarm-td5803828.html","images":0},{"id":"7238792","topic":"7238792","order":1,"title":"Monday, January 30 -- male standing watch and Merlin nearby","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2012-01-30T21:44:43.504000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2011–2012","text":"This morning at about 10:00 AM the male was roosting in the Australian Pine to the east of the nest tree, while the female was sitting quietly on the nest. Our guess was that feeding had already occurred. No eaglet was visible. This is a view of the roosting eagle looking to the east with the sun behind him. Here is the view from the east with the sun at our back. The Merlin was again roosting just west of the nest tree. This is the fourth time we have seen the Merlin there in about the past month.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-td7238792.html","images":3},{"id":"7240224","topic":"7238792","order":2,"title":"RE: Monday, January 30 -- male standing watch and Merlin nearby","author":"barrynh","date":"2012-01-31T10:54:44-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2011–2012","text":"Ken, from where did you take the 2 nd photo from the east? Barry N. Heimlich 954-963-3564 barrynh@... From: NewMexiKen [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] [mailto: [hidden email] ] Sent: Monday, January 30, 2012 9:45 PM To: barrynh Subject: Monday, January 30 -- male standing watch and Merlin nearby This morning at about 10:00 AM the male was roosting in the Australian Pine to the east of the nest tree, while the female was sitting quietly on the nest. Our guess was that feeding had already occurred. This is a view of the roosting eagle looking to the east with the sun behind him. Here is the view from the east with the sun at our back. The Merlin was again roosting just west of the nest tree. This is the fourth time we have seen the Merlin there in about the past month. Ken Schneider Web site: http://rosyfinch.com Blog: http://blog.rosyfinch.com If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-tp7238792p7238792.html This email was sent by NewMexiKen (via Nabble) To receive all replies by email, subscribe to this discussion","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-td7238792.html","images":3},{"id":"7240998","topic":"7238792","order":3,"title":"Re: Monday, January 30 -- male standing watch and Merlin nearby","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2012-01-31T15:03:39-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2011–2012","text":"I crossed to the south side of the street and stood on the grass about halfway between the bird and the corner of 208th Street. Ken Schneider Miramar, Florida & North Aurora, Illinois Web site: http://www.rosyfinch.com Local Eagle Nest: http://www.rosyfinch.com/BaldEagleNest.html Sandia Crest Birding Forum: http://rosyfinch.com/Rosy-FinchFORUM.html Blog: http://blog.rosyfinch.com Photos: http://flickr.com/photos/rosyfinch Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/kcschneider \"Openness to the natural world and our response to it lie at the core of what we do and why we do it.\" (Fr. Tom Pincelli) \"I am at peace with everything when I can feel, hear, smell and see the amazing wonders that nature can provide.\" (Ryan Beaulieu, 1987-2005) http://www.rosyfinch.com/RyanBeaulieu.html On 1/31/2012 11:21 AM, barrynh [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] wrote: Ken, from where did you take the 2 nd photo from the east? Barry N. Heimlich 954-963-3564 barrynh@... From: NewMexiKen [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] [mailto: [hidden email] ] Sent: Monday, January 30, 2012 9:45 PM To: barrynh Subject: Monday, January 30 -- male standing watch and Merlin nearby This morning at about 10:00 AM the male was roosting in the Australian Pine to the east of the nest tree, while the female was sitting quietly on the nest. Our guess was that feeding had already occurred. This is a view of the roosting eagle looking to the east with the sun behind him. Here is the view from the east with the sun at our back. The Merlin was again roosting just west of the nest tree. This is the fourth time we have seen the Merlin there in about the past month. Ken Schneider Web site: http://rosyfinch.com Blog: http://blog.rosyfinch.com If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-tp7238792p7238792.html This email was sent by NewMexiKen (via Nabble) To receive all replies by email, subscribe to this discussion If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-tp7238792p7240224.html To start a new topic under Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida, email [hidden email] To unsubscribe from Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida, click here . NAML","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Monday-January-30-male-standing-watch-and-Merlin-nearby-td7238792.html","images":3},{"id":"2552116","topic":"2552116","order":1,"title":"Photos of Tender Moments from Ed Mattis","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2009-03-29T06:37:23.517000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Ed sent another nice set of images of the eagles, Here are a selected few. Photos are the property of Edward Mattis (c) 2009","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Photos-of-Tender-Moments-from-Ed-Mattis-td2552116.html","images":5},{"id":"2553788","topic":"2552116","order":2,"title":"Re: Photos of Tender Moments from Ed Mattis","author":"Jill W","date":"2009-03-29T15:26:03.901000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Those are fantastic! Jill","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Photos-of-Tender-Moments-from-Ed-Mattis-td2552116.html","images":0},{"id":"2560202","topic":"2552116","order":3,"title":"Re: Photos of Tender Moments from Ed Mattis","author":"Sharon","date":"2009-03-30T19:11:13.367000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"These are really great photos.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Photos-of-Tender-Moments-from-Ed-Mattis-td2552116.html","images":0},{"id":"7573015","topic":"7573015","order":1,"title":"Eaglet in the nest on 4/1","author":"Desiree","date":"2013-04-02T02:21:09.181000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Eaglet seen and photographed at the nest by Phil, a frequent visitor on 4/1. So nice to see the photo of the eaglet post on his FB.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eaglet-in-the-nest-on-4-1-td7573015.html","images":0},{"id":"7573017","topic":"7573015","order":2,"title":"Re: Eaglet in the nest on 4/1","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2013-04-02T08:41:01.005000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Good news, Desiree-- I cannot find Phil Martin's photo on facebook. Can you provide a link, (or better, Phil, if you are reading this, please post the photo). Thanks!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eaglet-in-the-nest-on-4-1-td7573015.html","images":0},{"id":"7574254","topic":"7574254","order":1,"title":"9:00 AM at Coper City2","author":"sascar","date":"2015-12-15T13:17:30.386000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2015–2016","text":"","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/9-00-AM-at-Coper-City2-td7574254.html","images":1},{"id":"7574592","topic":"7574592","order":1,"title":"NOV 8 7:10 AM Juvenile Bald Eagle flying SE from nest area","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2016-11-08T16:21:37.997000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2016–2017","text":"At 7:10 this morning a first year immature Bald Eagle flew overhead as we walked in the West Miramar Water Conservation Area about 1 1/2 miles SE of the nest. Just as the adult yesterday morning, it was headed SE towards the large lake in Sunset Lakes subdivision.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/NOV-8-7-10-AM-Juvenile-Bald-Eagle-flying-SE-from-nest-area-td7574592.html","images":2},{"id":"7574593","topic":"7574592","order":2,"title":"Re: NOV 8 7:10 AM Juvenile Bald Eagle flying SE from nest area","author":"Lisa G","date":"2016-11-10T09:29:42.894000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2016–2017","text":"Ken , Great Pictures :)","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/NOV-8-7-10-AM-Juvenile-Bald-Eagle-flying-SE-from-nest-area-td7574592.html","images":0},{"id":"2580367","topic":"2580367","order":1,"title":"Nest Watchers needed this weekend","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2009-04-03T08:22:14.709000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"The weekend provides a great opportunity for nest watchers to provide information and inspiration to a greater number of visitors. Steve and Annie will check the nest early between 7-9, and Trisha is scheduled to watch from 9-11 AM. Late afternoon watchers can check to see if both chicks are still in the nest. Hope will be 11 weeks old, which is the average time of fledging. She certainly appears ready! If you can fill in, please post your time in the subject line of your reply. Thanks! Ken","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2580524","topic":"2580367","order":2,"title":"Re: Nest Watchers needed this weekend (correction)","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2009-04-03T08:59:59.722000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Correction-- Sunday is not covered after 9 AM-- Trisha is covering 9-11 on SATURDAY","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2581906","topic":"2580367","order":3,"title":"Re: Nest Watchers needed this weekend (correction)","author":"G.","date":"2009-04-03T13:15:33.702000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Hi all!! Wanted to introduce myself. Lived in this area all my life and my mom has been active as a wildlife rehabilitator in this area since I was a baby. I believe she actually was one of the first people to be volunteering for the wildlife center since its beginnings. Anyhow...she raised my sister and I the same way. I discovered \"our\" eagles one day as I drove by a few months ago and saw all the people watching. Of course I was SOOO excited. (I ramble..sorry) I just moved around the corner from them and want to offer my time to \"baby watch\". I'm pretty flexible on weekends..never during the week. I do have things to get done, but please just give me a time you need me and I can work around it. I love everyone's postings and really appreciate this site. I call it my \"baby\" update. (I figure one less body at the site is better for the babies.) I'm also a teacher in some capacities and have taught my children about what's going on (as well as people I feel are open to \"learning\".) O.K. I'll wait to hear from you all. I don't have a computer at home so I might need to have someone's phone number as well.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2582442","topic":"2580367","order":4,"title":"Re: Nest Watchers needed this weekend (correction)","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2009-04-03T15:18:46.119000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Hi, \"G\" At this time, the afternoons are not officially covered. Any time after 1:00 or so, even later on around 4 or 5PM are good times to watch, just to be sure that both eaglets are still on the nest. An hour or two at a time would be best, and you can post your intended hours in the subject line of new post on this FORUM. That way, others can schedule around you to assure better coverage. We would like to know when they fly off and hope that if they meet with an accident that someone is watching. They should be out of the nest within the next week or so, but may need watching if they stay in or near the nest tree, just to be sure they are flying freely and learning to stay out of trouble with power lines and vehicles. You may contact me by e-mail at this link and we can exchange phone numbers.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2582799","topic":"2580367","order":5,"title":"Re: Nest Watchers needed this weekend (correction)","author":"G.","date":"2009-04-03T16:42:34.887000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"ok. great. i'll be there sunday night 5pm until dark. (8pm or so i'm guessing) i'll report in monday via computer...but in the meanwhile call me at your convenience 954-383-5040 so you and i can talk and i can get your number. i'm really excited to be able to help during this important time for them.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2583015","topic":"2580367","order":6,"title":"I'll watch Sat 5-7:30, Sun 2-4:30 Found your cards, Ken. Thanks!","author":"Jill W","date":"2009-04-03T17:34:34.155000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2583088","topic":"2580367","order":7,"title":"Steve and Annie will watch 4:30-5:30 PM Sat & 7:30-9AM Sunday","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2009-04-03T17:51:19.158000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Steve and Annie will watch 4:30-5:30 PM Sat & 7:30-9AM Sunday Steve called after watching this afternoon and said that both chicks were very active, and even Justice went a little ways out. Hope climbed up \"6 or 7 feet.\" They said their Mac computer can't read the FORUM","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"2586223","topic":"2580367","order":8,"title":"Re: Nest Watchers needed this weekend (correction)","author":"Kathy","date":"2009-04-04T15:59:15.659000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"I can watch Sunday 10am to 12 noon.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Watchers-needed-this-weekend-td2580367.html","images":0},{"id":"7575994","topic":"7575994","order":1,"title":"nest check eaglets look ready to go 3.30.21","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-03-30T12:54:33.972000-04:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Got there and saw the twins having breakfast while dad (or mom) was watching from back snag. They look good active and healthy and should be ready to go in a week","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/nest-check-eaglets-look-ready-to-go-3-30-21-td7575994.html","images":5},{"id":"7575998","topic":"7575994","order":2,"title":"Re: nest check eaglets look ready to go 3.30.21","author":"Stylechick60","date":"2021-03-30T15:19:11-04:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Thanks for the update! Aren't they beautiful ❤️❤️ Sent from my iPhone On Mar 30, 2021, at 12:54 PM, naturegirl [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] < [hidden email] > wrote:  Got there and saw the twins having breakfast while dad (or mom) was watching from back snag. They look good active and healthy and should be ready to go in a week If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/nest-check-eaglets-look-ready-to-go-3-30-21-tp7575994.html To start a new topic under QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, email [hidden email] To unsubscribe from QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, click here . NAML","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/nest-check-eaglets-look-ready-to-go-3-30-21-td7575994.html","images":5},{"id":"2680680","topic":"2680680","order":1,"title":"Wednesday 5:00pm to 7:00pm","author":"Mike Fossler","date":"2009-04-22T22:38:39.372000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Smith, Jill and I and some occassional unknown visitors saw the eaglets come and go from the nest two times or so. A parent roosted at the Australian Pine till around 5:30 or 6:00. Smith had said it had been there since 3:00pm or so! One of the eaglets joined it for a while before the parent flew away (photos added to my slideshow.) After the parent left, the eaglet remained at the Australian Pine spot until at least 6:45pm. During that time it posed for us and also was continually attacked by the grackles (photos of this also added to slideshow.) Those grackles are braver than most - seeing though they could be the eaglets first catch! Finally, the eaglet couldn't take it anymore and flew back to the nest and joined the sibling.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Wednesday-5-00pm-to-7-00pm-td2680680.html","images":0},{"id":"2680814","topic":"2680680","order":2,"title":"Re: Wednesday 5:00pm to 7:00pm","author":"Jill W","date":"2009-04-22T23:26:28.975000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"What a BIG difference between yesterday late afternoon and today!! After yesterday, I expected to bake in the sun today and be lucky to see one eagle far, far away in the dead trees, but it was not like that at all. When I arrived at 4:25, an adult was on the favorite pine tree to the east and there was hardly a minute the whole time I was there that there was not an eagle somewhere to watch and photograph. A big treat was when a juvenile flew to the same tree and watched its parent for quite some time. A couple of times when my foot got crampy and I sat down in my chair, I could just sit and see one eaglet on the nest and another on the tree to the east with my binocs without even standing up. The big bonus today was with Smith's interpreting for me the manual for my camera and some pointers from Mike, I actually got some pictures I'm quite happy with. I think I took over 200, so it will take some time to go through them, delete the bad ones, and crop some of the good ones. I had never seen the grackles harassing the eagles before today. That was very interesting. Smith and I left at about 7:10 and headed for Long Key to see the roosting birds. Unfortunately, the in gate was closed and locked. An employee told us that they close at 7:30. I will try to insert one that I like.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Wednesday-5-00pm-to-7-00pm-td2680680.html","images":1},{"id":"2682203","topic":"2680680","order":3,"title":"Re: Wednesday 5:00pm to 7:00pm","author":"Carolyn J","date":"2009-04-23T06:37:51.481000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"What a gorgeous shot, Jill! I'm glad that Wed made up for Tues. You just never know with nature, do you? It figures the kids were back in the tree after we left Tues! Carolyn","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Wednesday-5-00pm-to-7-00pm-td2680680.html","images":0},{"id":"2685590","topic":"2680680","order":4,"title":"Re: Wednesday 5:00pm to 7:00pm","author":"smithk6303","date":"2009-04-23T15:47:12.736000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Has anyone observed the delivery truck arriving at the nest lately? I wonder if they get much to eat these days? I would love to hear that they have managed to catch their own food - or at least that they are trying. It's funny that you went out to Long Key yesterday. I had a speaker come to give a presentation to my classes - Barry Heimlich, a past president of the Broward Audubon Society. He mentioned how wonderful Long Key was, and even had a fabulous photo that he had taken of the tree covered in white birds of various species. Now I really do have to get out there! The presentation was wonderful - he had a extensive variety of birds photographed mostly by himself. They were organized and discussed so that the students could learn to identify and differentiate between various Herons and Egrets. The kids loved it, and had lots of questions to ask. It is amazing how this has brought out the best parts of the community. Doesn't it make you have hope, amid all of the whoas of the world?","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Wednesday-5-00pm-to-7-00pm-td2680680.html","images":0},{"id":"2687076","topic":"2680680","order":5,"title":"Re: Wednesday 5:00pm to 7:00pm","author":"Jill W","date":"2009-04-23T17:55:22.817000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Your pics are great, Mike Jill","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Wednesday-5-00pm-to-7-00pm-td2680680.html","images":0},{"id":"7573058","topic":"7573058","order":1,"title":"Fwd: From Phil Martin Today: Mockingbird vs Eagle","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2013-04-29T13:32:07-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Today Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 11:21:20 -0400 From: Phil Martin [hidden email] To: [hidden email] Hi Ken, I was at the nest at about 09:30. The eaglet had some breakfast and departed. The Dad was watching overhead and had to deal with this pesky mockingbird. I tried to post the pic, but had some problems. My best, Phil photo.JPG (108K) Download Attachment Attached Message Part (27 bytes) Download Attachment","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Fwd-From-Phil-Martin-Today-Mockingbird-vs-Eagle-td7573058.html","images":0},{"id":"7575609","topic":"7575609","order":1,"title":"Park to be closed for Covid-19 Testing Site","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2020-09-11T15:19:33.786000-04:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hello Friends, Quiet Waters Park will be closed until further notice as it is converted into a Covid-19 Testing Site. I know this upsets some people it sure does make me upset as well, but I will try to get updates on the nest at least once a week. I also let you know if I hear anything else regarding the park re-opening. Kit","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Park-to-be-closed-for-Covid-19-Testing-Site-td7575609.html","images":0},{"id":"7575610","topic":"7575609","order":2,"title":"Re: Park to be closed for Covid-19 Testing Site","author":"Stylechick60","date":"2020-09-12T07:07:15-04:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Thank you for the update Kit Sent from my iPhone On Sep 11, 2020, at 3:19 PM, Rockitglider [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] < [hidden email] > wrote:  Hello Friends, Quiet Waters Park will be closed until further notice as it is converted into a Covid-19 Testing Site. I know this upsets some people it sure does make me upset as well, but I will try to get updates on the nest at least once a week. I also let you know if I hear anything else regarding the park re-opening. Kit If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Park-to-be-closed-for-Covid-19-Testing-Site-tp7575609.html To start a new topic under QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, email [hidden email] To unsubscribe from QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, click here . NAML","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Park-to-be-closed-for-Covid-19-Testing-Site-td7575609.html","images":0},{"id":"7573012","topic":"7573012","order":1,"title":"April 1 -- 10:15 to 10:45 AM no eagles at nest","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2013-04-01T12:27:44.111000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"We observed for about a half hour around 10:30 AM this morning and did not see or hear any eagles. I checked the trees from the corner of 208th Avenue to the dead melaleucas north of 209th to no avail. I thought I might be hearing a distant bleating call of an eaglet, but as I got closer it was either a Red-shouldered Hawk or a Blue Jay imitating one. Likewise, I put the binoculars on any flying bird to be sure it was not something other than a vulture. It was probably wishful thinking. I did get photos of a pair of Red-shouldered Hawks on the light standard at Pines & 209th, and a pair of Red-bellied Woodpeckers near 208th. In past years we have documented the eaglet(s) returning to the nest or vicinity of the nest tree to feed and/or roost multiple times after fledging (sometimes disappearing for the first 2-4 days). These visits were recorded within an interval of 32 to 59 days after fledging. Therefore it is important to record even negative observations here so that the spreadsheet is as complete as possible.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/April-1-10-15-to-10-45-AM-no-eagles-at-nest-td7573012.html","images":4},{"id":"7572894","topic":"7572894","order":1,"title":"ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Trisha","date":"2013-01-13T15:29:39.033000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"I arrived at the nest at 10:30 am. and found one adult standing on the west side of the nest, facing east. No little heads were visible, but with binoculars I thought I saw movement on the left (east) side of the nest between the nest sticks. I kept watching and saw a tiny little head lift up and look towards the adult at 10:45am. Fortunately, Jerome had just arrived with his powerful camera and we easily saw the eaglet as he took many pictures! Such a thrill to see that one little one! I called Ken (in Illinois) and he was equally excited and said that we need to watch for more heads as the hatchings can be 3 days apart. It would better to have multiple siblings. When you observe the nest, it looks like there are some white feathers and remains of a meal on the right side of the nest...I almost confused that with an eaglet. Ken suggested that taking a video of the nest is the best way to observe the tiny movement that can indicate a new eaglet. My images are very fuzzy, and it was windy, so the trees kept covering the nest, but in several images there is clear proof of our new Pembroke Pines resident eagle! Congratulations again to the proud \"Grandparents\"....Ken and Mary Lou!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572895","topic":"7572894","order":2,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Linda954","date":"2013-01-13T19:27:42.644000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Okay, after reading your post, I decided to go back and zoom in on the nest pix I took at noon. I still don't see a fuzzy head. I didn't stay but a few minutes though. Linda","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":1},{"id":"7572896","topic":"7572894","order":3,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Trisha","date":"2013-01-13T20:10:41.719000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Linda, I was there for 30 minutes and only saw it for maybe 2 minutes total. It actually was up fairly high in 2 images....you could see a little of the body as well as the head. As I went through the other soft, poor quality images, the adult kept looking down by its side, not towards the spot where we saw the eaglet, so I hope that means there may be a sibling! I might have doubted my eye had it not been for Jerome's powerful lens and my binoculars. Also....in your image the adult is exactly where we saw the eaglet....so the adult may have been shading it from the sun or Jr. was sleeping.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572897","topic":"7572894","order":4,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Jill W","date":"2013-01-14T08:33:18.324000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Oooo! Lucky you, Trisha! I know the feeling, having seen the fuzzy head in Melbourne for the first time. Who knows if someone saw it before me, but I don't care. BTW, there are not any watchers in Melbourne like at PP, or at least I have not seen any. Can't wait to hear if Jr. at the PP nest has any sibs up there. My hope is that there are three and they all do fine. Jill","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572898","topic":"7572894","order":5,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Yoly","date":"2013-01-14T10:20:21.029000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Thank you for the update. I am so very excited to see it. Are your photos on the internet?","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572899","topic":"7572894","order":6,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Linda954","date":"2013-01-14T11:59:35.931000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"I was on a mission yesterday. I was wondering where is everyone that no one had posted about the eagles since the 11th and clearly we must have a fuzzy head by now and was hoping to get a shot. My DH didn't even want to stop for me because there is no where really to park nearby or sit, he thinks I'll get hit by a car, whatever.... It always take me a good 5-10 minutes to figure out where the darn nest is. I actually got this shot from the south side closest to the nest where he dropped me off and made a u-turn to pick me up on the other side. So it was a quick stop but I was happy to see the eagle. I too hope we have siblings. So sad last year.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572900","topic":"7572894","order":7,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Trisha","date":"2013-01-14T20:29:32.178000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"They are on my Flickr site Yoly (www.flickr.com/photos/trishanorton) I tried to post them here but just can't get it to work, so Ken is going to try for me but has limited computer access.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572901","topic":"7572894","order":8,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Josee","date":"2013-01-14T21:06:22.909000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"My boyfriend went around 9:30am this morning and took 2 pictures, one minute apart, and we can CLEARLY see the head of an eaglet!! This is SO exciting!!! I wish I knew how to post the pictures on here for all to see!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572902","topic":"7572894","order":9,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2013-01-15T10:10:56.504000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Josee, It is actually easy to post images, provided they are able to load them unto your computer and know how to find their location in the disk. You should crop and edit the photo as desired, and save it with a file name that is easily recognized. (There is another alternative that I use, which is to copy image URLs from photos I have already placed on FLICKR.) Just click on the \"Insert Image\" button above your post, and then select \"Choose File.\" This will allow you to search your hard drive and select the desired photo. After you select your image, you need to re-size it as it will probably be too big to display on the computer screen. Pick the \"Medium\" or \"Big\" size and allow the image to \"float.\" Then click on \"Insert Image.\" This places a line of Nabble code in your message. You can then select \"Preview Message\" to view the image and be sure it looks the way you want it to. If OK, then simply \"Post Message.\" Try it-- I'd love to see your photo, as I am stuck here in Illinois! Ken","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572903","topic":"7572894","order":10,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Mike Fossler","date":"2013-01-15T10:42:10.261000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Here's Trishes photo from her Flickr page . . .","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572904","topic":"7572894","order":11,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Mike Fossler","date":"2013-01-15T10:48:39.376000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"OK, let's try this again . . . Trishes photo","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":1},{"id":"7572905","topic":"7572894","order":12,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Linda954","date":"2013-01-15T14:45:10.107000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Is that two fuzzy heads. Definetly one, but I'm thinking that may be another on the left. hope so.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572906","topic":"7572894","order":13,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Linda954","date":"2013-01-15T14:47:14.959000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"You need to make sure you have signed into the forum for the little attachment clip to appear. I often open the site and can post, but unless I am \"signed in\", no attachments are available.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572907","topic":"7572894","order":14,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Trisha","date":"2013-01-15T15:10:12.393000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Thanks Mike! Do you have a Mac? My husband thinks that might be why we can't get the pictures on here from Flickr...","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572908","topic":"7572894","order":15,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Mike Fossler","date":"2013-01-15T16:43:55.429000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"PC. But you should be able to load directly from your computer. Open the file with any photo editing software you have then save a copy with a reduced file size/quality = 800mpix as the largest side (most programs which let you save re-sized photos will offer several choices.) Log-on to this site, reply, type your message and there will be an \"insert Image\" button - press it to add the image after your reply (use the resized image). Click in the box next to \"browse\" then click \"browse\" to look on your computer for the image. Choices will come up and I typically use the \"Left\" position option and the \"largest, 700pix X 700pix\" photo size. Good Luck!!!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7572910","topic":"7572894","order":16,"title":"Re: ONE little, fuzzy, white head! 13 JAN 2013, 10:45 AM","author":"Liza","date":"2013-01-16T00:51:59.903000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2012–2013","text":"Omg ! I live relatively close by , I have taken an interest in Bird watching this past year and I'm loving it ! I just went over to N. Fort Myers today to see a couple of Eaglets for the first time not knowing I had basically Eagles in my backyard ! I will definitely be watching out for them as I pass by that area daily and never knew about this ! How exciting !!!! Thanks for the heads up and the wonderful photos !","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/ONE-little-fuzzy-white-head-13-JAN-2013-10-45-AM-td7572894.html","images":0},{"id":"7574087","topic":"7574087","order":1,"title":"MAR 22: Both eagles active around nest much of day","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2015-03-22T21:33:28.715000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2014–2015","text":"I checked the nest and watched about an hour from 12:45 PM but saw no eagles in the area. Luis joined me and stayed on after I left. He had been there earlier and said that both eagles were roosting on or near the dead tree to the east along the fence at about 8:30 AM and that they visited the nest several times, appearing to eat there and also arrange nesting material. Later in the evening Diana and Luis saw both resting close to each other on the melaleucas to the west, up until at least 7:00 PM.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAR-22-Both-eagles-active-around-nest-much-of-day-td7574087.html","images":0},{"id":"7575255","topic":"7575255","order":1,"title":"FEB 23: Eaglets six weeks old","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2019-03-01T13:43:05.949000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2018–2019","text":"The younger eaglet (P Piney 22) was calling as if hungry, but no food was forthcoming and the adult roosted to the right the entire time we watched. Judging by body size and the extent to which the corner of their mouth (gape) extends below the eye, the older P Piney 21, on the left appears to be a female and her younger sibling is a male: The older eaglet decides to stretch her wings, and P Piney 22 gets out of the way: Note the sheaths on the emerging flight feathers. They protect the blood vessels which will dry up when the feathers reach full size and the eaglet will pick them off:","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/FEB-23-Eaglets-six-weeks-old-td7575255.html","images":4},{"id":"7573342","topic":"7573342","order":1,"title":"Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2014-01-19T10:35:00.180000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"While I was watching the nest this morning around 8:30, Leslie joined me and reported that a new adult Bald Eagle had flown into the nest tree while the male (Pride) was sitting on the nest and the female (Joy) was roosting above the nest. She said the moe pair abandoned the nest for a few minutes as they chased the new adult away. There was lots of calling. The interloper reappeared and they both again chased after her/him. This had been Leslie's first visit to this nest, but she is a \"bird lover,\" and did not know about this FORUM. She said the new bird had a white head and tail just like the other adults. She showed me photos and a couple of videos of the encounter. She promised to post them here.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":0},{"id":"7573343","topic":"7573342","order":2,"title":"Re: Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"Liza","date":"2014-01-19T20:16:27.302000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"On Sat. the 18th, Pride was at the nest from midday on,. Around 3:30 or so Pride got very antsy. Made it very clear something was not right and disturbing him. I saw the Eagle above but wondered why he was upset if it was Joy. I thought he was making all the noise so they could switch duties. But I kept wondering why Joy didn't respond and Pride was made it clear he was very upset. Then Pride decided to take off and leave the nest to see him go towards the top of the tree then running off the Eagle. That's when I realized it wasn't Joy at all but an Intruder . The intruder did come back , finally it took Joy to join the war and both Joy and Pride finally ran him off . Intruder : Here you can see Pride approaching the Intruder Pride running him off","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":4},{"id":"7573344","topic":"7573342","order":3,"title":"Re: Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"Liza","date":"2014-01-19T20:28:29.233000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"After Pride chased and ran off the Intruder the Intruder came right back. Pride was even more upset and truly letting it known. Finally Joy joined in to run the Intruder off once and for all . Very upset ! Joy Joins in And they chase the Adult Eagle away ,.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":4},{"id":"7573345","topic":"7573342","order":4,"title":"Re: Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2014-01-19T20:53:19.472000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"Splendid photos and documentation of this exciting encounter, Liza. I wonder whether the intruder was male or female. A couple of years ago a female nearly killed one that was sitting on eggs on the Gulf Coast. I do not know whether this behavior is more common in males or females. I also am thinking about the lone eagle seen a couple of times near Miramar Pkwy & Flamingo Rd.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":0},{"id":"7573346","topic":"7573342","order":5,"title":"Re: Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2014-01-19T21:07:15.243000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"Here is a link to the story about the female eagle that nearly killed one that was sitting on eggs and then took the male as a new mate. http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Palm-Harbor-FL-Two-females-one-male-bald-eagle-fight-over-mating-nest-tp4100297.html More about territorial conflicts. http://audubonoffloridanews.org/?p=3469","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":0},{"id":"7573347","topic":"7573342","order":6,"title":"Re: Third Adult at nest on afternoon Saturday JAN 18","author":"Liza","date":"2014-01-19T21:29:36.347000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"Thanks Ken, When I took a good look at it through the binoculars while it was sitting up on the tree the head looked more so like a male but then I don't have the experience . I do find it interesting that we are seeing more Eagles, the 2 young adults that I spotted early Nov. and the young Juvi that Lisa saw a couple of weeks ago . Thanks for sharing the link , will read up on it now !","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Third-Adult-at-nest-on-afternoon-Saturday-JAN-18-td7573342.html","images":0},{"id":"7573039","topic":"7573039","order":1,"title":"Finding other birds while watching the eagle nest (Blog)","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2013-04-14T05:13:58.689000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"One of my projects has been keeping watch over a Bald Eagle nest in neighboring Pembroke Pines. Over five breeding seasons, since 2008, I have collected information about their breeding activities. Dozens of other nest watchers who have an interest in protecting their habitat and learning about the eagles' behavior contribute their ground observations to my Pembroke Pines Eagle Nest Watch FORUM , and I compile the data to obtain a broader picture of their breeding biology. Here is a spreadsheet and a table comparing milestone events in each breeding cycle. Watching an eagle at its nest can be like watching grass grow. Yet, sometimes subtle behavioral changes can signal important events, such as the laying of the first egg and its hatching. Although our attention may be focused on the eagle, we are not oblivious to other happenings. Once a hummingbird appeared at the nest and perched right in front of an eagle as it was incubating. It was so interesting to ponder the difference in size between these two extremes that I totally forgot that I had a camera! Another time, an Osprey angrily followed an eagle that was carrying a fish to the nest site. Undoubtedly, the eagle had stolen its meal. Rather than flying directly to the nest, the eagle circled and flew off out of sight, emerging a few minutes later with the fish but without the Osprey. However, I was lucky enough to capture some unexpected scenes. Most recently was an encounter between several Fish Crows and a Merlin, just one day after the single eaglet had fledged and disappeared. The crows were harassing one of the adult eagles as it was roosting near the nest. I interpreted this a a possible attempt to distract the eagle so that others of the flock could steal remains of prey that the adult had left in the nest to attract the missing youngster. The crows repeatedly dived down just over the eagle's head whenever the eagle was occupied with preening. The eagle seemed only mildly disturbed. Just after I photographed one of the crows there was a rush of wings from behind me. A Merlin was in full pursuit of the crow. I must apologize for the poor quality of my photos as the light was harsh and I did not have time to switch my shutter settings. The crow headed for the Merlin's favorite roosting place, but had to yield its perch under attack. The crow actually started out after the Merlin! The battle went on for several minutes, the crow intent on returning to the falcon's favored roost. Finally the crows relented and the Merlin settled down. A couple of days before, a Cattle Egret stole my attention as it chased after Halloween Pennant dragonflies. The egret stealthily crept up on an insect (Click on the image to see the location of its prey). Success! (Note that the egret has pinkish-orange breeding plumes). Other incidental sightings of note include this Swallow-tailed Kite that passed directly over the eagle nest. A pair of Red-shouldered Hawks courted on a tall light fixture nearby. A dark morph Short-tailed Hawk, ready to pounce upon any unsuspecting smaller bird disguised itself by soaring in a flock of vultures. A Sharp-shinned Hawk raced overhead. A flock of Cedar Waxwings once appeared against a rainy sky. A Palm Warbler visited as I watched the nest, up close and personal. Flocks of long-legged waders, such as these Wood Storks, flew overhead. A colony of Monk Parakeets occupied a nest on a light pole across the street from the nest. An oddity was this Northern Mockingbird with a badly deformed bill. It was singing vigorously as I took its picture. A Gray Squirrel tight-roped across in front of the eagle nest. Some of the sightings must be classified as \"un-natural.\"","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Finding-other-birds-while-watching-the-eagle-nest-Blog-td7573039.html","images":27},{"id":"7575325","topic":"7575325","order":1,"title":"August 8, 10, 13 and 14: Adults over west Miramar","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2019-08-14T15:50:11.251000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Adult eagles are flying over the wetlands of west Miramar almost every morning around sunrise. All generally follow a couse from nest area SE to Sunset Lakes subdivision or beyond. August 8 at 7:44 AM, about an hour after sunrise, looked like female Jewel: August 10 at 6:56 AM, 5 minutes after sunrise, one was flying toward the south east quite distant to the east badly backlit could not tell age and was unable to get a photo. This second one flew over at 7:19 AM and was an adult which also looked like Jewel. August 13 at 6:51 AM, 2 minutes before sunrise, the large female Jewel flew over: August 14 at 6:56 AM, 3 minutes after sunrise. This one looked like the male Pride:","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/August-8-10-13-and-14-Adults-over-west-Miramar-td7575325.html","images":4},{"id":"7576172","topic":"7576172","order":1,"title":"MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2021-05-01T05:02:09.864000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Latest update with photo from Pelican Harbor Seabird Station \"As some of you may have heard, the remainder of the nest in Pembroke Pines has collapsed. Authorities searched for the fallen eaglet, but unfortunately it was unable to be found. As heartbroken as we are to hear this, we are grateful that the other eaglet is still safely in our care. Since it has been determined that renesting our eaglet in an artificial nest is not a possibility, it will be transferred to @auduboncbop to continue its rehabilitation journey alongside a dozen other juvenile eagles!\" Pelican Harbor Seabird Station Audubon Center: Birds of Prey","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7576173","topic":"7576172","order":2,"title":"Re: MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-05-01T06:10:59.006000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Why can't an artifical nest be built, you can make one out of steel and attach to tree like was done for an owlet by ohio rescue. This has been done many times over the years and could be done for eagles. Unless it's determined parents have gone not sure why this wouldn't be an option. Also will the eaglet be released intot he wild or snatched by zoos ?","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7576174","topic":"7576172","order":3,"title":"Re: MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"JesseG8r","date":"2021-05-01T08:41:22.022000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"I wondered if they'd considered moving it back to the old nest a couple hundred yards west. The male still feeds there, and it appears to be in very good shape. It's been a successful nest for a decade.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7576175","topic":"7576172","order":4,"title":"Re: MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"KellyHeffernan Proj Perch","date":"2021-05-01T13:00:12.681000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Project Perch's heart goes out to the Eagle Forum and this Eaglet!!! Owlets and eaglets need help to survive in a man-altered urban environment. Project Perch just helped rescue an owlet who lost a foot to duct tape. There are just so many problems to overcome. I'm learning that in S Florida, non-native invasive trees and cell phone towers are all the eagles have left. These trees aren't designed like native pines to hold up an eagle nest, they sway in the storms and are really meant to be in Australia. And so another eagle nest has failed. It's heartbraking to watch. Luckily, one eaglet was found by this group! The members of the forum and their leader, who watch over this eagle nest and help the eagles any way they can have saved this eaglet! At least all is not lost. Thanks to all of you and Peli Harbor, this eaglet gets a second chance at life and someday this eaglet will heal, grow up, gain flight and be released back into the Florida sky. Thank You!!! Pride and Jewel thank you!!!!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7576177","topic":"7576172","order":5,"title":"Re: MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2021-05-01T14:06:16.843000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"In reply to Naturegirl, my understanding is that the first eaglet, if it continues to do well, will be released into the wild by the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey. They have flight cages which permit the juvenile eagles to perfect their flight skills so they are at much less risk when they take their first free flight. I do know that some birds which are too impaired to survive in the wild have been used for educational purposes, but am not aware that they send any healthy birds to zoos. As for creating an artificial nest, my feeling is that the eagles are quite site-specific and might utilize one. The failed nest is about 80 feet above ground and not accessible by a bucket truck unless a new road were to be cut through the woodlands. A pole with a platform would need to be ridiculously tall and strong, and would entail much disturbance and expense even if feasible. A pole could not have guide line supports as these would pose a hazard to flying birds. I think they abandoned their previous nest because it was low down and overgrown with other exotic trees such as Melaleuca. They had to fly through obstacles to reach the nest and it did not provide a view of the surroundings. Eagles prefer to occupy the highest tree in their territory. I wonder if they might return to the old nest if the impinging trees could be removed around the perimeter of the nest. Might be worth exploring, but not feasible this season. I wonder what the experts might think of this. It is on City property and they have been supportive of protection for the nest and residents are proud of their local eagles.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7576178","topic":"7576172","order":6,"title":"Re: MAY 1: Update from Pelican Harbor","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-05-01T14:11:17.729000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Thanks Ken for the clarification and update","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/MAY-1-Update-from-Pelican-Harbor-td7576172.html","images":0},{"id":"7573384","topic":"7573384","order":1,"title":"Saturday FEB 1 -- No feeding 8:15 to 10:30 AM","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2014-02-01T14:09:56.226000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2013–2014","text":"I arrived at the eagle nest at 8:15 AM this morning and watched until 10:35. Phil and Mary joiined me shortly after. The male was not in the area and the female was roosting in the melaleucas to the west for the first 45 minutes. Early on there was very little activity in the nest. One eaglet popped up briefly a few times for the first hour or so, then both appeared and seemed active. We thought they may be feeding themselves a few times. The female then flew out from the west and passed in front of the nest, rose and disappeared to the southeast. At about 10:18 the male flew in from the west, not carrying prey, and perched on top of one of the tall pines along the road just west of the nest. He balanced there for a couple of minutes, then flew east to roost in one of the pines along SW 208th just south of Pines Blvd. I left Lee and Blackadile Dun Dee to wait for a feeding, if it ever was delivered.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Saturday-FEB-1-No-feeding-8-15-to-10-30-AM-td7573384.html","images":6},{"id":"7575199","topic":"7575199","order":1,"title":"JAN 25: Bringing and arranging nest material; no eaglet seen","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2019-01-26T12:57:34.235000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2018–2019","text":"I arrived at nest at 9:25 AM yesterday (JAN 25) and watched for about 25 minutes. The female (Jewel) was sitting up and moving her head down into the nest. At first I thought she may be tending to an eaglet, but to my surprise she picked up a large stick and attempted to move it: The male (Pride) flew in from the left (east) and took a turn but also seemed unable to pick it up or rearrange it: Jewel flew off and returned within 2 minutes, carrying a very large fresh pine branch: The pair, with Pride to the right, worked together but did not seem coordinated as to what was to be done with the new branch: Jewel seemed not to accept Pride's help: They did continue working on the branch: Again, Jewel seemed to be rejecting the help: Pride wants to be friendly: Jewel again appears to rebuff him: Pride then flew over to the right nest support branch and was still there when I departed. It was cold (32 degrees F) and windy. I never saw any tending or feeding of an eaglet, and the nest was essentially uncovered all this time. If there is an eaglet the oldest could be almost 2 weeks old. However I am concerned and hope we will have eyes on the nest to see if an eaglet's head pops up.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/JAN-25-Bringing-and-arranging-nest-material-no-eaglet-seen-td7575199.html","images":10},{"id":"7575202","topic":"7575199","order":2,"title":"Re: JAN 25: Bringing and arranging nest material; no eaglet seen","author":"Sally","date":"2019-01-27T11:00:39.097000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2018–2019","text":"Entertaining captures and storytelling! Sally","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/JAN-25-Bringing-and-arranging-nest-material-no-eaglet-seen-td7575199.html","images":0},{"id":"7573876","topic":"7573876","order":1,"title":"Dec 28 6:00pm","author":"JLD_photography","date":"2014-12-28T20:40:56.131000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2014–2015","text":"I saw at 6:00pm a young Eagle in the Malaleucas. Then He/She flew to the nest, then start to calling in the nest for about 20 minutes,was very dark but I guess was at the nest. and then I saw 2 Eagles flying around the Malaleucas I try to take a picture, first picture its the young the second sorry its so bad but looks like an adult Eagle","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Dec-28-6-00pm-td7573876.html","images":2},{"id":"7573877","topic":"7573876","order":2,"title":"Re: Dec 28 6:00pm","author":"Lisa G","date":"2014-12-29T15:45:07.267000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2014–2015","text":"Thanks for the picture Jose , Nice to see they are still hanging around","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Dec-28-6-00pm-td7573876.html","images":0},{"id":"7573883","topic":"7573876","order":3,"title":"Re: Dec 28 6:00pm","author":"JLD_photography","date":"2014-12-30T17:51:19.246000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2014–2015","text":"You welcome Lisa","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Dec-28-6-00pm-td7573876.html","images":0},{"id":"7574378","topic":"7574378","order":1,"title":"Pride and Jewel fight off immature eagle 1.4 miles SE of nest","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2016-01-29T15:19:38.597000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2015–2016","text":"This morning at 7:23 AM while walking out into the west Miramar Water Conservation Area, I heard and then spotted Bald Eagles, about 1/4 mile away at the north end of the preserve. As I moved nearer I could see that there were two adults and a second year juvenile. The juvenile can be seen in the upper right corner of this photo. The male eagle is flying to a perch and the female is at lower right. The adults chased the youngster and he flew up and circled, still quite far away for good photos. It appears to be in second year plumage. The two adults roosted in the grove of herbicide-killed Melaleucas on the far side of the wet prairie. The smaller of the two perched up higher. I took comparable photos from several positions of each from a range of 650 to 400 feet, using the same crop factor so that I could compare their size and shape. Male eagle at 500 feet range: Female at same range-- she is obviously quite bigger: At 7:47 AM the female started calling and flew up and roosted just behind the male. At 7:58 AM the female flew to a higher perch about 100 feet farther along the grove of dead trees. She assumed a receptive position and both eagles kept calling as the male flew and briefly mounted her. They did not copulate, and the male then quickly flew to a nearby snag and at 8:00 AM flew off to the north. The female roosted a while longer, then at 8:02 flew up and circled to the north, carrying a small branch. From the distinctive undertail markings when she sliced, I identified the female as Jewel, from the Pembroke Pines nest which is 1.4 miles to the NW. Note the two fine streaks under the tail and a few dark feathers among undertail coverts. Jewel also has distinctive markings at the base of her uppertail coverts. The male is presumably Pride, her mate. This behavior, and the fact that the pair has not spent much time at or near the nest over more than a week and that there is no evidence of survival of the eaglet that hatched on or about JAN 17 (which the adult was photographed feeding on JAN 19) lead me to conclude that the nest has been abandoned.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Pride-and-Jewel-fight-off-immature-eagle-1-4-miles-SE-of-nest-td7574378.html","images":14},{"id":"7574379","topic":"7574378","order":2,"title":"Re: Pride and Jewel fight off immature eagle 1.4 miles SE of nest","author":"johnnye","date":"2016-01-30T09:39:16.438000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2015–2016","text":"There was an eagle on the melaleucas again this morning, Saturday. It was very early, 5:40 and still dark. I did a U-turn to verify as I only spotted the white in the dark. Just one eagle. I suspect it was Pride as that is his home base and maybe the new female is not so attached to it yet.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Pride-and-Jewel-fight-off-immature-eagle-1-4-miles-SE-of-nest-td7574378.html","images":0},{"id":"7352276","topic":"7352276","order":1,"title":"Eagle Cam in Minnesota","author":"Square Grouper","date":"2012-03-07T11:23:07.480000-05:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Some of you might like to follow this eagle cam in Minnesota, the eagle laid its first egg yesterday (March 6) at 4:30 p.m. They also have a camera on a common loon nest later in the spring. The eagle cam history is somewhat interesting, they first tried it in 2010 and a pair of great horned owls moved into the nest before the eagles returned. Last year they moved to another nest but the camera failed early in the spring so they had to wait till the chicks fledged before they could repair it. This year, so far, they have had success. There is one twist, however, the male eagle this year is banded. The one last year was not, so either a new pair of eagles took over the nest or the female has a new mate. I haven't followed the chats super close but I think, and assume, they are hoping to get a good, clear look at the band and maybe see where the eagle came from. http://www.mnbound.com/live-eagle-cam/","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Cam-in-Minnesota-td7352276.html","images":0},{"id":"7352546","topic":"7352276","order":2,"title":"Re: Eagle Cam in Minnesota","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2012-03-07T12:43:40.830000-05:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Thanks for the Eagle nest cam link, Grouper! That is interesting about the new male at the nest. Of course it is possible that the old male happened to get banded during the non-breeding season. Eagles mate for life, and I've read that there may be different scenarios if one of the pair dies. It is said that if the female dies the male holds on to the territory and attracts a new mate to the nest. If the male dies, the female often deserts the nest in search of a mate. Another possibility is that an interloper displaces one of the pair. Sometimes a younger female tries to displace the female of an established pair. They may fight to the death, as nearly happened to the older female in Pinellas County, near Tampa, Florida. Two females, one male bald eagle fight over mating nest - Tampa Bay Times According to officials at the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland — eaglespeak for the hospital — the man-stealing flirt held the other bird down, plucked her feathers and almost killed her. The injured eagle weighed all of 9 pounds. \"Her chest looks like a Thanksgiving turkey — completely bare,\" said Lynda White, coordinator of the center's EagleWatch program. \"She is beat up. She is just a mess.\" After four months of rehabilitation the injured female was released, but never returned to her original nest. Audubon Releases 380th Rehabilitated Bald Eagle Back to the Wild | Audubon of Florida News Her injuries were quite severe, including puncture wounds and significant feather loss due to this territory fight. After several months of intensive medical treatment, recuperation and several weeks of rehabilitation, the bird is ready for release to the wild. “We chose not to release her in Pinellas County since her mate has found a new female and they are raising newly hatched eaglets”, said Lynda White, Audubon EagleWatch Coordinator. “Ahhochee Hill is far enough away that hopefully she won’t make her way back to Pinellas County before nesting season is over.”","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Cam-in-Minnesota-td7352276.html","images":0},{"id":"7515791","topic":"7352276","order":3,"title":"Re: Eagle Cam in Minnesota","author":"Square Grouper","date":"2012-04-30T23:32:27.346000-04:00","nest":"","season":"","text":"Sad news from this nest. One of the two chicks fell out of the nest and did not survive the fall. Unfortunate, but that is the reality of nature. Hopefully the other one makes it.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Cam-in-Minnesota-td7352276.html","images":0},{"id":"7574668","topic":"7574668","order":1,"title":"JAN 22: Adult female over west Miramar 7:15 AM","author":"NewMexiKen","date":"2017-01-22T17:26:52.359000-05:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2016–2017","text":"While walking in the west Miramar Water Conservation Area less than 10 minutes after sunrise, an adult Bald Eagle flew in eastbound over the lake and passed directly over my head. Its large size suggested that it was Jewel from the Pembroke Pines nest about 1 1/2 miles to the NW.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/JAN-22-Adult-female-over-west-Miramar-7-15-AM-td7574668.html","images":3},{"id":"7576430","topic":"7576430","order":1,"title":"Nest Visit Jan17","author":"NotToofast","date":"2022-01-17T23:03:25.790000-05:00","nest":"South Miramar DA-005","season":"","text":"The Nest is in an area with lots of pines, trees and shrubs. Every day more difficult to see. Pictures come really bad because of the distance and because of the amount of vegetation that moves in and out (depending on the wind) in the direct line of sight ..I was already concerned because for three weeks I only saw one eagle...always in the nest... But in a good surprise, today the male eagle showed up...he was in sentry duty!.. It was around 10:00 am and the Eagle flew towards the nest.. flying low, zigzaging between pines and meleleucas ... And we could see an exchange of duties... Now the other Eagle flew to perch briefly on a snag and then flew Towards Riviera Isles... .. while the eagle that was in watch duty got comfortable in the nest... Then the resident Osprey decided it was the right time to go fishing...","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Nest-Visit-Jan17-td7576430.html","images":7},{"id":"7576562","topic":"7576562","order":1,"title":"Helloo anyone Home?","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2022-05-27T09:24:36.640000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"","text":"Is this page no longer active? Kit Orcutt","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Helloo-anyone-Home-td7576562.html","images":0},{"id":"7575882","topic":"7575882","order":1,"title":"Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-02-21T21:14:13.548000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hello, I visited the nest in the afternoon and there was so many people there I couldn't believe it. I was glad to see so much interest in the Eagles, and for the most part the eagles seem to tolerate all the action. I was told by a friend that there was one lady that went under the nest and the adults started freaking out and vocalizing, I didn't see this for my self but I do believe him and I have had to try to educate others that got too close to the nest and for the most part the people I try to educate about the birds and the distances that are in place to protect the nesting birds and they understand mostly. So please try to educate people about the 330 feet and about the eagles in general and I think you will get a good response from the encounter if you do it nicely and politely, and might meet someone new in the process, and we will be a step closer to protecting these eagles, they are getting famous, and I think it will only get more crowded as time goes on. Another think I saw and got a shot of was one of the adults chasing off a Red Tailed Hawk from flying to close to the nest while the other adult was in the nest feeding the chicks. It was exciting!","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":3},{"id":"7575883","topic":"7575882","order":2,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-02-22T08:20:13.978000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"I think caution tape should be put up to remind people to stay by the road pull off area. i saw that bruce posted a photo of them on ebird of course hoards of birders will now show up. I just gave an interview to the palm beach post about this very thing of harassment by birders (this was a terrible mess at loxahatchee with the nesting owls) Kit how many people were there and were they the tripod group that stay for hours and only care about the picture not the animals ?","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7575884","topic":"7575882","order":3,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-02-23T13:50:01.841000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Hi Naturegirl, There was 5 suv's and me, lots of kids too, and I don't know what group they were, but the ebird thing explains it, anytime someone reports a rare bird on that app they get swamped with photographers. I saw thet in Delray for a rare bird at the bike trail, although I didn't get to see it there was hundreds of people that did or say they did. I forget what kind of bird it was some kind of cookoo bird. I saw a pic of it and didn't really understand the hype, very plain looking. I hope the eagles are okay with the people and that the people stay back from the nest. If they could put caution tape up, I'm not sure who would do it, I will email the Eagle Watch program director for suggestions. Kit","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7575885","topic":"7575882","order":4,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-02-23T14:36:41.076000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"I never post about anything on ebird and I know of a few nesting animals people would love to see but you can't trust people to behave. see if the park or eagle watch can do anything. i stay in my suv and only stay 20-30 mins just to confirm the family is all well and active that's it Lox refuge had to close an area because idiots were harassing the owls. Here is a copied and pasted article I and others were interviewed about regarding animal harassment (it was in the palm beach post last week ) Here is the article - The great horned owls chose poorly when they nested in the C-6 parking lot at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge – a conspicuous location that attracted some ill-mannered fans, and, ultimately, prompted a 911 call. It’s a convenient spot for the owls, a nest abandoned by red-shouldered hawks, and in a soaring oak tree good for spotting prey. But the perch, which is also near a popular pavilion, put the big raptors on display for everyone from avian paparazzi to looky-loos curious about the hubbub. A late January hatching of owlets heightened the clamor at the refuge west of Boynton Beach. “I have heard people were using laser pointers, played recorded owl calls to try and get them to look a certain way, and there was a man hooting at the bottom of the nest,” said Rolf Olson, a project leader at the refuge. “We have thousands of acres the owls can nest in, and in a lot of it they would never see a person, but for some reason, they chose a nest right here where the people are.” Refuge employees set up a barricade at the oak tree's drip line Jan. 27 to minimize owl harassment. A week later, the commotion escalated. “There was an altercation between some non-owl people and owl people,” Olson said. “At that point, we just closed the area.” Officials had to put up a barricade to keep people out of a pavilion where great horned owls were nesting at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. GREG LOVETT / PALM BEACH POST Nature lovers gone wild It’s not the first time the Loxahatchee Refuge – the last remaining intact piece of the northern Everglades – has had to wrangle swarms of nature lovers like nightclub bouncers at red velvet ropes. In 2018, a popular fishing area was closed temporarily after alligators accustomed to getting free meals from humans became aggressive, chasing one man, and trying to jump in the boat of another. Before that, Olson remembers another pair of owls that nested near the main road of the refuge, causing traffic jams. People taking pictures used flashes in the dark that sparked as bright as a lightning storm, Olson said. “Who doesn’t want to see owls or baby owls? We understand,” said Loxahatchee Park Ranger Veronica Kelly about the current nest in lot C-6. “But there were hordes of photographers over there.” Bob Gibson, a former advertising executive turned photographer and teacher, said he was taught early on about the ethics of nature photography when he was scolded after getting too close to a nest. And while it is tempting to play bird sounds on your cellphone to get an animal’s attention, the Tequesta resident now follows strict rules – limited use of flashes, no bird calls, no treats to attract the animals and no social media posts publicizing a nest’s location. “Instagram and Facebook are so powerful that within days you can attract a group of people,” Gibson said. “The idea is to hike quietly through nature and when you come upon something beautiful, don’t disrupt its life.” A man shoots photographs from the boardwalk of Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach last year. Still, he said people come from all over the country to popular parks like Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach and Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands in suburban Boynton Beach where boardwalks take visitors extra close to nesting birds. In some cases, repeat nesters have grown accustomed to the audience, said Scott Zucker, president of Audubon Everglades in Palm Beach County. He said that’s particularly true at Wakodahatchee, where people may get the wrong impression that it’s OK to get right next to a nest because the birds there aren’t overly disturbed by people. Baby wood storks peek out of their nest under the protective cover of their mother at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach in March 2018. It’s not unusual to see 30 photographers elbow-to-elbow at Wakodahatchee or Green Cay, Gibson said. “I don’t think there are roving gangs of bad photographers, but, like anything, people that work at these parks, or are regulars, are very protective of the animals,” he said. 'It's about having that perfect shot' In 2016, Green Cay had a similar experience as the Loxahatchee Refuge with a pair of screech owls that nested in a hollow palm tree trunk that was about three feet from the boardwalk. Photographers brought long sticks so they could get pictures down into the tree cavity, they moved palm fronds out of the way to expose the hollow, and used flashes “right in the owls’ faces,” said Bobby Seals, a Green Cay Nature Center manager. “One day, someone brought a ladder and walked it all the way out onto the boardwalk,” Seals said. “For some people, it's not about the experience or the animals, it's about having that perfect shot.” Green Cay put up a lattice fence to protect the owls. People could still look through it, but not pester the nest. “There were quite a few verbal confrontations between people who had issues with what the other people were doing,” Seals said. Boca Raton resident Staci-Lee Sherwood remembers getting into an argument with a photographer who wanted her to move so he could get a better picture of the screech owls at Green Cay. At 5-foot-2, she said the man could easily shoot over her head. “They were standing on the railings throwing things at the tree to get the screech owls to pop their heads out,” said Sherwood, a nature lover who worked counting sea turtle nests for several years. “Most of the people are respectful, but not everyone.” When Sherwood heard about the nest at Loxahatchee, she wanted to check it out. Great horned owls are particularly popular. They are the largest Florida owl, and known for being aggressive. They often lay their eggs in abandoned nests, or outright steal nests from other birds, including bald eagles. As raptors, they are protected by federal and state law. Although the great horned owl nest is in a tree next to a sidewalk, Sherwood thought it was obscured enough by branches to deter photographers. Instead, she saw them using hawk calls to get a reaction. “Hawks and owls do not get along,\" Sherwood said. \"We want everyone to appreciate nature. We just can’t trust that everyone is going to behave.\" It’s especially harmful to disturb a bird when it is fledging chicks because it is constantly hunting for food, feeding the young or cleaning the nest, said Kelly, the Loxahatchee park ranger. Owls, which are mostly nocturnal, will hunt through the day when they have babies to feed, making them more visible — a treat for Audubon enthusiasts. It was near 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 4 when some people pulled into C-6 and began playing music that the crowd gathered to view the owls thought was too loud. Someone called 911, noting th10 to 12 people were involved in what a dispatcher said sounded like an “escalating” situation. Olson said the refuge’s federal wildlife officers were able to defuse the argument, but it did trigger the closure of the parking area and pavilion. “We're a national wildlife refuge. Wildlife comes first,\" Olson said. If you subscribe to the post here is the link with photos https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/local/2021/02/14/owl-harassment-closes-part-lox-refuge/4434610001/","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7575886","topic":"7575882","order":5,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"Stylechick60","date":"2021-02-23T17:19:41-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Wow. Thank you for This article. Unfortunately, man always ruins it for someone else. Sent from my iPhone On Feb 23, 2021, at 2:36 PM, naturegirl [via Bald Eagles of Broward County, Florida] < [hidden email] > wrote:  I never post about anything on ebird and I know of a few nesting animals people would love to see but you can't trust people to behave. see if the park or eagle watch can do anything. i stay in my suv and only stay 20-30 mins just to confirm the family is all well and active that's it Lox refuge had to close an area because idiots were harassing the owls. Here is a copied and pasted article I and others were interviewed about regarding animal harassment (it was in the palm beach post last week ) Here is the article - The great horned owls chose poorly when they nested in the C-6 parking lot at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge – a conspicuous location that attracted some ill-mannered fans, and, ultimately, prompted a 911 call. It’s a convenient spot for the owls, a nest abandoned by red-shouldered hawks, and in a soaring oak tree good for spotting prey. But the perch, which is also near a popular pavilion, put the big raptors on display for everyone from avian paparazzi to looky-loos curious about the hubbub. A late January hatching of owlets heightened the clamor at the refuge west of Boynton Beach. “I have heard people were using laser pointers, played recorded owl calls to try and get them to look a certain way, and there was a man hooting at the bottom of the nest,” said Rolf Olson, a project leader at the refuge. “We have thousands of acres the owls can nest in, and in a lot of it they would never see a person, but for some reason, they chose a nest right here where the people are.” Refuge employees set up a barricade at the oak tree's drip line Jan. 27 to minimize owl harassment. A week later, the commotion escalated. “There was an altercation between some non-owl people and owl people,” Olson said. “At that point, we just closed the area.” Officials had to put up a barricade to keep people out of a pavilion where great horned owls were nesting at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge. GREG LOVETT / PALM BEACH POST Nature lovers gone wild It’s not the first time the Loxahatchee Refuge – the last remaining intact piece of the northern Everglades – has had to wrangle swarms of nature lovers like nightclub bouncers at red velvet ropes. In 2018, a popular fishing area was closed temporarily after alligators accustomed to getting free meals from humans became aggressive, chasing one man, and trying to jump in the boat of another. Before that, Olson remembers another pair of owls that nested near the main road of the refuge, causing traffic jams. People taking pictures used flashes in the dark that sparked as bright as a lightning storm, Olson said. “Who doesn’t want to see owls or baby owls? We understand,” said Loxahatchee Park Ranger Veronica Kelly about the current nest in lot C-6. “But there were hordes of photographers over there.” Bob Gibson, a former advertising executive turned photographer and teacher, said he was taught early on about the ethics of nature photography when he was scolded after getting too close to a nest. And while it is tempting to play bird sounds on your cellphone to get an animal’s attention, the Tequesta resident now follows strict rules – limited use of flashes, no bird calls, no treats to attract the animals and no social media posts publicizing a nest’s location. “Instagram and Facebook are so powerful that within days you can attract a group of people,” Gibson said. “The idea is to hike quietly through nature and when you come upon something beautiful, don’t disrupt its life.” A man shoots photographs from the boardwalk of Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach last year. Still, he said people come from all over the country to popular parks like Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach and Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands in suburban Boynton Beach where boardwalks take visitors extra close to nesting birds. In some cases, repeat nesters have grown accustomed to the audience, said Scott Zucker, president of Audubon Everglades in Palm Beach County. He said that’s particularly true at Wakodahatchee, where people may get the wrong impression that it’s OK to get right next to a nest because the birds there aren’t overly disturbed by people. Baby wood storks peek out of their nest under the protective cover of their mother at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Delray Beach in March 2018. It’s not unusual to see 30 photographers elbow-to-elbow at Wakodahatchee or Green Cay, Gibson said. “I don’t think there are roving gangs of bad photographers, but, like anything, people that work at these parks, or are regulars, are very protective of the animals,” he said. 'It's about having that perfect shot' In 2016, Green Cay had a similar experience as the Loxahatchee Refuge with a pair of screech owls that nested in a hollow palm tree trunk that was about three feet from the boardwalk. Photographers brought long sticks so they could get pictures down into the tree cavity, they moved palm fronds out of the way to expose the hollow, and used flashes “right in the owls’ faces,” said Bobby Seals, a Green Cay Nature Center manager. “One day, someone brought a ladder and walked it all the way out onto the boardwalk,” Seals said. “For some people, it's not about the experience or the animals, it's about having that perfect shot.” Green Cay put up a lattice fence to protect the owls. People could still look through it, but not pester the nest. “There were quite a few verbal confrontations between people who had issues with what the other people were doing,” Seals said. Boca Raton resident Staci-Lee Sherwood remembers getting into an argument with a photographer who wanted her to move so he could get a better picture of the screech owls at Green Cay. At 5-foot-2, she said the man could easily shoot over her head. “They were standing on the railings throwing things at the tree to get the screech owls to pop their heads out,” said Sherwood, a nature lover who worked counting sea turtle nests for several years. “Most of the people are respectful, but not everyone.” When Sherwood heard about the nest at Loxahatchee, she wanted to check it out. Great horned owls are particularly popular. They are the largest Florida owl, and known for being aggressive. They often lay their eggs in abandoned nests, or outright steal nests from other birds, including bald eagles. As raptors, they are protected by federal and state law. Although the great horned owl nest is in a tree next to a sidewalk, Sherwood thought it was obscured enough by branches to deter photographers. Instead, she saw them using hawk calls to get a reaction. “Hawks and owls do not get along,\" Sherwood said. \"We want everyone to appreciate nature. We just can’t trust that everyone is going to behave.\" It’s especially harmful to disturb a bird when it is fledging chicks because it is constantly hunting for food, feeding the young or cleaning the nest, said Kelly, the Loxahatchee park ranger. Owls, which are mostly nocturnal, will hunt through the day when they have babies to feed, making them more visible — a treat for Audubon enthusiasts. It was near 5 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 4 when some people pulled into C-6 and began playing music that the crowd gathered to view the owls thought was too loud. Someone called 911, noting th10 to 12 people were involved in what a dispatcher said sounded like an “escalating” situation. Olson said the refuge’s federal wildlife officers were able to defuse the argument, but it did trigger the closure of the parking area and pavilion. “We're a national wildlife refuge. Wildlife comes first,\" Olson said. If you subscribe to the post here is the link with photos https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/news/local/2021/02/14/owl-harassment-closes-part-lox-refuge/4434610001/ If you reply to this email, your message will be added to the discussion below: http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.1638815.n2.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-tp7575882p7575885.html To start a new topic under QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, email [hidden email] To unsubscribe from QUIET WATERS PARK DEERFIELD Eagle Nest Observations & Photos, click here . NAML","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7575887","topic":"7575882","order":6,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"Rockitglider","date":"2021-02-23T17:31:22.765000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Okay, I emailed her and I am now trying to email Evan at the park to find out who owns the land the tree is on and who owns the property around the nest. I was going to see if Evan can post one of his Eagle signs that he already has made up to use for now, because it has the viewing distances on the sign, the only problem is the text might not be seen from the side of the road. I'll keep you all posted.","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7575889","topic":"7575882","order":7,"title":"Re: Eagle Nest Visit 2-20-2021","author":"naturegirl","date":"2021-02-25T17:52:28.707000-05:00","nest":"Quiet Waters / Deerfield","season":"","text":"Thx for any help I like the idea of signs","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/Eagle-Nest-Visit-2-20-2021-td7575882.html","images":0},{"id":"7574742","topic":"7574742","order":1,"title":"3/21/17 Eagles, Great day","author":"Kathybaker","date":"2017-03-23T11:01:23.939000-04:00","nest":"Pembroke Pines BO-002","season":"2016–2017","text":"","source":"http://bald-eagles-of-broward-county-florida.17.s1.nabble.com/3-21-17-Eagles-Great-day-td7574742.html","images":3}]