Introduction to the eagle cam from the PGC ~~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Brf-9e8 ... e=youtu.be

Link to the cam

A SECOND LINK TO THE CAM -- http://lancasteronline.com/eaglecam/

Pennsylvania Game Commission FB page -- https://www.facebook.com/PennsylvaniaGameCommission

NEW FB page -- https://www.facebook.com/groups/414921745343756/

Added March 4, 2015 - The Pennsylvania Game Commission has added the following language to the cam page: "Images presented on this live stream are the property of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and may be used for educational and non-commercial purposes, and to assist news media in promoting Game Commission news and wildlife. Images may not be sold. The agency expects all images to be accompanied with a photo credit (example – Image courtesy of Pennsylvania Game Commission)." Please respect their wishes and include the credit line in any posts or series of connected posts that have pictures or videos, and if you record and post videos, make sure it's in the description of the video, even if the logo is present. Thanks! ~JudyB

HWF would like to welcome the Hanover/Codorus State Park bald eagle cam to our large and growing family of North American eagle cams. This is the first year for a cam on this nest. It is brought to us by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, HDOnTap, Comcast Business, Friends of Codorus State Park and several other partners. We wish to thank them for this new look into the lives of a bald eagle family! This pair of bald eagles has made its home in Codorus State Park, just outside Hanover, in rural York County, Pennsylvania. They got their names through a contest where local people voted on names. The result? Liberty and Freedom!!

-- The beautiful nest pair--the male on the left--female on the right. Thanks to Photofun for the screencapture!

This is an HD cam that is hard wired to a power source.

This webcam will be broadcasting until the resident pair departs the area in early July. The eagles have maintained this nest for 11 years although not much is known about the nest history. This nest is 75 feet in the air in an oak tree. The female is expected to lay her eggs in the next couple of weeks

The bald eagle's history in Pennsylvania is a precarious one. Only 30 years ago, there were only three nests left in our entire state. With the help of the Canadian government, several agencies including the Pennsylvania Game Commission brought bald eagle chicks back to their states to reintroduce bald eagles to the Northeast. Today, Pennsylvania boasts more than 250 nests.

-- Installation of the cam

Highlights of the 2015 season ~~

* Cam On -- Jan 14, 2015

* Eggs Laid -- Egg #1--5:50PM--2-14-2015 -- Egg #2-4:45PM, 2-17-2015

* Eggs Hatched -- Egg #1-- March 24, 2015 (Our Valentine's Day egg) ~~ Egg #2 - March 25, 2015

* Named--

* Branching -- "someone" branched on the morning of June 3, 2015

* Fledged --

A few articles about this nest ~~


http://www.mcall.com/news/nationworld/p ... story.html

http://lancasteronline.com/news/local/w ... 4fd86.html

http://www.publicopiniononline.com/loca ... nover-nest

http://lancasteronline.com/eaglecam/

http://lancasteronline.com/news/eagle-c ... 09777.html -- (this article talks about their names)

http://m.lancasteronline.com/news/local ... I.facebook

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The story of how a new male came to be on the nest in 2012----

Codorus saga stars bald eagles

Officials at state park near Hanover see new male bald eagle, after one found dead.

http://www.eveningsun.com/ci_20248428

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http://www.yorkdispatch.com/ci_23607653 ... ork-county

Codorus State Park is a 3,329-acre Pennsylvania state park in Heidelberg, Manheim, Penn, and West Manheim Townships in southwestern York County, Pennsylvania in the United States. The park was created around Lake Marburg, an artificial lake covering 1,275 acres about three miles southeast of Hanover, Pennsylvania and is named for Codorus Creek, which forms the lake.

-- Lake Marburg, home of the eagle nest


-- Codorus St Park location

I have been watching a new nest cam in Hanover Pa. at Codorus State Park. The nest is beautiful as you can see and lots of activity from the resident eagles. I think it won't be long before we see brooding eagles

The Hanover eagles were in visiting the nest before the snow storm came today, nest is so pretty but I think it may be a couple of days yet with all the snow

The Hanover eagles nest had snow yesterday and last night but as you can see it is melting pretty well, The weekend could prove to have another significant snow storm too.. watching and waiting.

nice looking eagles byline!

Hanover Eagles where busy this morning sprucing the nest up after the snow melted. DAd was working on sticks, arrangements and bringing in new ones as well as some fresh grass.