Look for eggs in late March, chicks in late April to early May
California -
Pelican Harbor,
Santa Cruz Is.
Look for eggs in the first half of March, chicks in mid-April
California -
Pinnacle Rock,
Catalina Island
no cam
Look for eggs in late February and early March, chicks in early April
California -
West End,
Catalina Island
Look for eggs in late February and early March, chicks in early April
Bonnie in Colorado's photo - May 22, 2008
(oldest chick is almost seven weeks old)
Florida -
Cape Coral I
EmtyBelfry's photo - February 14, 2008
Florida -
Cape Coral II
JudyB's photo - February 27, 2008
(seven weeks old yesterday)
Florida -
Tesoro
JudyB's photos - April 22, 2008
Massachusetts -
Barton's Cove
JudyB's photos - May 28, 2008
JudyB: "The third picture shows the eaglet self-feeding - not very successfully at first, but then I think she figured out how to hold it down, which does make it easier to pull off portions."
Oklahoma -
Sooner Lake
JudyB's photos - April 29, 2008
Tennessee -
Pigeon Forge
Update from American Eagle Foundation:
June 24, 2008: "The eaglet was taken from the nest at 8:30 am June 24th. She's a female weighing 9 lbs. 1oz. Her hack tower companion, who is a few days older, weighed a little over 5 1/2 lbs. The weight discrepancy is due to the geographical region of the country where the parents were born. Northern birds are larger than Southern birds. An Alaskan female can weigh 16 pounds and have an 8 foot wing span. A Southern male can weigh as little as 5 pounds. We know for sure Justice is an Alaskan bird, and we suspect from her size Liberty is, too. The parents of the other eaglet came from the San Francisco Zoo and they are smaller birds."
Eaglets in the hack tower overlooking Douglas Lake
American Eagle Foundation's photos - June 24, 2008
(a bit over 6-1/2 weeks old)
Virginia -
Norfolk Botanical Garden
Look for eggs in the first half of February, chicks in mid-March
West Virginia -
NCTC,
Shepherdstown