Hi Friends of these eagles.

I am happy you enjoyed the pictures I took Jean, Stim, Gemini and you are very
Yes I must agree with you ladies that it is very nice that we can be relaxed for now with no concerns.
Stan and I have been by the nest yesterday and one of the eagles was sitting nicely on the eggs.
We saw the other eagle flying north so we must have missed that one for less than a minute.

Just to report all is still well with the Hastings/PNE nest

Took a walk over and spotted with the binoculars one the eagles sitting low on the nest.....all is good

Saw both yesterday.....one still low on the nest and the other flew in landing on a nearby tree.

The new nest looked completely rock solid well being battered by the very strong winds and gusts in the late afternoon

Annemie may have some pictures to share later.....

Hello Everyone,

I am so glad that these two have finally built a strong nest. Thank you Annemie for your pictures. We're going to be out that way sometime in the near future. We'll have to get in touch and get caught up. I can't wait to watch these two again this season.
Hugs
Heather

Hi everyone.

On Sunday Stan and I went to the Hastings nest.
We drove to the Hastings Parking lot to see the new nest.

The first two pictures shows the old nest tree. It still looks very naked.



The last nest the Hastings eagles had on the Cottonwood has completely disappeared. The nest did not have enough support and that is why it came down with the first big wind.



Across Hastings St. we could see one of the Hastings eagles in the nest. It was sitting real low. It's head is right in front of the tree trunk. What a great nest.
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The other Hastings Eagle was sitting one the next tree over.

I took these pictures from the PNE park.

Eagle is looking over to the nest where it's partner was still sitting on the eggs.





Eagle turned around to see what was going on under it's tree.

Every time we walk over to the where the nest is, someone is sitting nicely on the eggs. I have never seen them uncovered. The really deserve to have a stress free time with all their babies surviving after loosing their brood for the last 3 years and we need it as well.

This next picture was taken from the parking lot.



This last picture was taken from the park again.



Shrub I am looking forward in seeing you and Steward again.

Jean, Stim, Gemini, Heather, Scott, Marg and all lovers of these eagles.

Thanks for the great report, Annemie. I told David Hancock exactly in which tree the new nest is located. He marked it on Google Earth along with all the other nests we monitor.