Friday, Feb. 19, 8:55am - 11:05am
Posted by Ed Mattis on
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When I arrived there were no adults in the nest, one adult on the dead trees. It stayed that way until 10:16am when the adult left the tree. At 10:28am the adult showed up at the nest with what looked like a fish (not very big). It fed the chicks for about 5 minutes and went back to the dead trees. At 10:38am the other adult showed at the nest with a branch, placing it on the east side of the nest and leving for the dead trees. This was still the situation when I left at 11:04am. I did see three chicks at one time, one does not always appear with the other two. I am attaching photos of the Eagles (unfortunately had white sky), and some photos of the Great Horned Owl nest I have been following.
Ed
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When I arrived there were no adults in the nest, one adult on the dead trees. It stayed that way until 10:16am when the adult left the tree. At 10:28am the adult showed up at the nest with what looked like a fish (not very big). It fed the chicks for about 5 minutes and went back to the dead trees. At 10:38am the other adult showed at the nest with a branch, placing it on the east side of the nest and leving for the dead trees. This was still the situation when I left at 11:04am. I did see three chicks at one time, one does not always appear with the other two. I am attaching photos of the Eagles (unfortunately had white sky), and some photos of the Great Horned Owl nest I have been following.
Ed
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