It looks as if the cam came online in mid-January, Bev, and the folks running the cam said they expected eggs in the next few weeks - and we're on egg watch at NCTC/Shepherdstown in West Virginia, and at River Farm in Virginia, both of which are fairly close - so I'm guessing soon. But we know that the Berry College pair looked ready for weeks before they laid their egg - so in the end, only the eagles know for sure.

I did find this.. interesting.. Liberty and Freedom, who call a Codorus State Park tree home, have become quite the popular couple. This is another link to get to the cam. It is being sponsored by the Lancaster Nissan http://lancasteronline.com/eaglecam/ still looking for the other info i read somewhere.. they also have a Facebook page for the Pennsylvania Game Commission but they only mention the eagles here and there

Here is another story I liked http://blog.pennlive.com/wildaboutpa/20 ... featu.html

5:30 Mom on the nest working the bowl DAd arrives at 5:35
And tomorrow is another day... sigh

Lynne and Judy for your responses...... and Lynne for the links...... i knew it was sometime this month.. I thought maybe there was a previous time line.

Good Night Eagles and Friends.

A lot of this information is in the first 4 posts of this thread--give the articles there a read. There is even a story about this being the second Dad on the nest. None of the articles I found said anything about an egg laying time though--just soon. Wow, Lynne, you found their names (Freedom and Liberty)---I didn't know they had names. I found no mention of names anywhere---nice find!! I have also added the second link to the cam from Nissan to the first post of the thread-- Lynne!

Then I did a little more digging later and found the articles about naming the eagles and they are now in the 3rd post on page one of the thread. I missed those articles the first time around. Now all we have to do is figure out who is Liberty and who is Freedom.

Good Morning MaryF, Bev, Judy, Donna. Thanks Mary for the reminder that those links were on the front page, Always good to have them anchored somewhere

Lots of morning activity this morning, both Mom and Dad on the nest working on the bowl and sticks, Dad bringing grasses and a stick or two, Mom making sure they are in the right place.

Mom in front

Mom on the left, Dad on the right

Hello everyone and thanks for the information Mary and Lynne


Both birds are the nest.. .. nestorating
12:13pm




12:17pm
And one is still there

12:19pm
Shapes the nest bowl


12:20pm
Looking for mate

12:21pm
Mate flew in with a stick

and it looks like Mom

Placed the stick

12:25pm
'Dad exited to the right..... Mom is on the nest