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From just before 5 pm - checking the eggs. It looks as if the snow is letting up a bit, though I can still see some flakes.





Images courtesy of the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

Thanks Judy and Mary, nice caps and nice to see you both

found this article online today
http://wtop.com/watercooler/2015/03/eag ... m/slide/1/

Quote by: MaryF

Mom is not leaving---she picked at Dad's head feathers and is staying put

Mom got her way---here is Dad rising from the nest

The cam blob is gone---just took this one. A very unhappy looking eagle getting covered again.

I remember last year at DNR the same thing happened. Dad came for his shift. Mom climbed out of the deep hole. Dad looked down there at the eggs way down deep. He looked at Mom kinda confused. She pecked him and shoved him out of the way, crawled back down in that deep hole, and told him to go fetch her a fish!

That's when I knew she would hatch them.

The day is done, the storm is over, Good night MaryF, JudyB, Bev, Donna, FFF and erikas9999
7:30 mumsnowplowumbrella settled in her eagloo

Thank you, erika and Lynne - and I do think it will all be OK - but hard to watch, especially for the first time, especially when you don't know how much more snow is coming. They definitely are a great pair - and I'm betting they will have really powerful eaglets!

GM Mary F ,Photofun ,Judy B and all . I hope it's ok to post this. I looked in on Mom PA this morning. Thank goodness the snow has stop. She had her head tucked in and seems to be resting well. This was around 4:34 am. Thank you all for this thread on the Hanover,PA couple . I know I can always check here for updates.

Good Morning JudyB, MaryF, Bev, Donna, FFF, erika, deeagle and all who follow this beautiful nest

7:30 am Mom still asleep, very cold this morning for this time of year but the sun will be shining, weather to start warming after today

The sun is warming and P's doing a great job protecting their eggs
A roll and a rest on the snow pillow

A good roll to see the eggs and the depth of the snow, so glad no more snow in the forecast


Images courtesy of Pennsylvania Game Commission