7:36

Mama WR prepares to brood.

Sorry I'm a little late with this scape
Shift change mom WR shows up on the nest, pop hesitates for a whilte but he know mom does the nest job at night so he flys off, ma checks the eggs
7:36 PM PDT

now at 7:47 it sounds like a few birds in the background in deistress pop WR must be hunting for his mrs

7:36 PM PDT eggs showing during shift change from pop WR to mom WR
clic X2 eggs enlarged - looks like a tiny pip in the front egg

Let's hope an eaglet makes an appearance by tomorrow morning!



Video: Mom Sweet Talks Dad

Mom has been frequently checking the eggs, which makes us think an eaglet is close to hatching. She calls sweetly to Dad, who is close by. She tells him a few things and leaves. She'll be back for the nighttime shift.

Recorded at 6:15 PM local time.

1st egg: 3/13
2nd egg: 3/16
Expect hatching to begin 4/17

Hi Everyone,
I do peek in on this beautiful nest but haven't posted much. I did watch the cute scene where Mom was telling Dad all about the latest events a couple of hours ago - so sweet!

:question: :question: :question: I apologize if this has been asked and I have missed the discussion, but what are the most telling ID markers for differentiating Mom and Dad? I have no idea what to look for here. Thanks for any help you can give me.

Here's my one s'cap from the evening (but Lori it is almost identical to yours.) ETA: Oh and yours too beans! Great pic...)

a little tete-a-tete....

mom WR on the nest brooding for the night
Dusk
8:21 PM PDT

Hi Dede

Wide Angle Dusk


in and out if theres a hatch tonight

:hello: Hi Doug & Islandgal

7:48-8:15p - Mom incubating still facing 10 ..WA.

8:23p - CU went to infra.

8:23-26pMom's slightly up and takes a look down. Now, she get up a little higher
and looks into the bowl, rolls the egg slightly, then rocks back and forth over the
eggs, facing apprx. 9 now.

8:30p - Refocus on both cams and W/A went to infra.

8:50p - Mom's asleep and I'm going to go try to have a better night than last night.