Most pictures are from the Maine Bald Eagle Cam Discussion Forum's
thread on the Tesoro Eagle Cam
Additional info and pictures from the Hancock Wildlife Channel's
thread on the Tesoro Bald Eagle Cam
Lori's photo - January 19, 2008
Lori's photo - January 21, 2008
first confirmed sighting of second eaglet
(easier to see in the videos of the feeding than in this picture)
LakeMaMa's photo - January 22, 2008
first good look at both eaglets
Lolly's photo - January 23, 2008
Shoebutton's photo - January 23, 2008
laurad's photo - January 23, 2008
"Me and my Mom"
Shoebutton's photo - January 24, 2008
"Thought I'd pop up and say hi, Dad!"
Update from Audubon of Florida - Friends of the Eagles
1/24/08: "Two downy eaglets are now clearly visible. They are two weeks old, and their light gray natal down is being replaced with darker woolly down. They can now thermoregulate their body temperature, and the adults no longer have to keep them warm. The parents may occasionally leave the nest for a few minutes, and this is no cause for alarm. One of the pair is always nearby to protect the youngsters. They are still spending much of their time sleeping, but will become more active in the coming weeks. The rate of growth, fastest of any North American bird, is amazing. In another eight weeks, these small birds will be as large as their parents."
queenie's photo - January 25, 2008
(two weeks old)