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JD.. I try to post all that info...in the opening posts


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Thanks for the hugs......and here is one for you.....

Victoria Hummingbirds taken a little longer to fledge than the Orange Co. California ones......... like you said probably weather related...........

Yes, Bev, thanks. I also wondered why Eric would check the cams around the chicks when they were due to fledge. Our Mountain Bluebirds fledge around 21 days of age and monitors are told not to open the boxes after 16 days of age as that might trigger a premature fledge. It looked like that is what happened here and if so, it should be identified as such so people not in the know would refrain from going too near a nesting hummingbird, or any other, at that time. Please correct me if I am wrong.

Glad to see other "lost" birds are back where they belong, too.

Saturday, May 24, 2014

JD.. Honestly....... i am sure Eric wouldn't do anything to cause harm or promote a fledge.. there are times he has to fix the cam and i have seen him do it before and all was well.... i believe Polly and Nate were due to fledge and it happened when Eric was doing a bit of cam maintenance......Mr Pungh has to fix his cam at times on the Phoebe Nest also........JMO

8:24 pm

Eric is in Alaska with the BBC doing a Hummingbird Project

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hummingb ... 6906596514

The cam is on a video loop..NO ACTIVE LIVE CAM.

I will wait until Eric returns .. to see if he going to set up the cam on Flower and her new nest......... as i posted earlier Flower build a new nest and laid two eggs before Polly and Nate fledged..........

Thank you all!

Bev.......

Evening Folks



It is fundraising time here again at Hancock Wildlife Foundation (HWF) and we need your help.
So this is a friendly reminder ... if you are planning on making a donation or adopting one of the
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To make a single donation simply call 1-800-938-1114 (weekdays only) then specify the amount of your donation
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Last year was the first year for the HWF Adopt a Nest fundraiser and supporters adopted a total of 20 HWF Nests, which was a fantastic first effort

This year 11 HWF Nests have been adopted so far:

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Our goal is to break last year's record so please help us get there

For More Information on the HWF Adopt a Nest donation program just click on the Meet The HWF Bald Eagle Families Collage and it will take you
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Meet our precious HWF Bald Eagle Families; Delta2, Harrison Mills, Lafarge and White Rock




Two wonderful ways you can help; every donation brings us closer to our goals so please support us if you can and together branch by branch
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Afternoon Friends

This is just a friendly reminder to let you know our Fundraiser Drive is still underway so if you have not made your donation yet please do so asap.

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Many of you already know about David Hancock's impressive career as a Biologist (60 years) and as a Leader and founding member of bald eagle web cams (2006) but did you know that David was a Wildlife Rehabilitator too? David has rescued and saved many bald eagles both in and out off the nest; never shying away from obtaining the necessary permissions to rescue a chick in the nest...David Hancock is the real deal; a true advocate and friend to these birds. Thank you David Hancock and HWF for all that you have done and continue to do to keep us connected to these wonderful bald eagle families...you are the best

David's vision and forward thinking also brought about this forum providing helpful resources on a wide range of topics and a "gathering place" for friends ... we are forever grateful...so please donate if you can and together "branch by branch" we will protect all the wonderful things that this forum provides

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Thanks Debs for the Updates.

Sat......Sept.6, 2014

I will lock this thread ...... THis Cam was down since my last post.of May 24................ I will try to get in touch with Eric...


Thursday, Feb.5, 2015.

Link to new thread if and when there is a Cam streaming ..... I wrote Eric three times and i didn't hear from him....

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