Bald Eagles on nest today

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Dave63401

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Bald Eagles on nest this morning.
One parent is watching over the nest when another brings in some nesting material. Then both leave for a while.
Close to Hannibal near the Mississippi River. I have not seen eaglets, but I think they are in the nest from the looks of the parents.
Canon R5 RF 800f11 4K crop mode
 
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Dave63401 said:
Bald Eagles on nest this morning.
One parent is watching over the nest when another brings in some nesting material. Then both leave for a while.
Close to Hannibal near the Mississippi River. I have not seen eaglets, but I think they are in the nest from the looks of the parents.
Canon R5 RF 800f11 4K crop mode
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Great footage Dave, and I love the audio. I'm looking forward to following along with the Eagle family again this year through your regular video updates.
Cheers,
Rudy
 
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Rudy Pohl said:
Great footage Dave, and I love the audio. I'm looking forward to following along with the Eagle family again this year through your regular video updates.
Cheers,
Rudy
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Thanks Rudy! I dusted off your instructions on removing noise in audio. It has really been a big help. Thanks Again for that help.
 
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Excellent work, Dave! Interesting to see the female bring nest material and then leave with it. Probably didn't go far if hatching was in process or young in the nest. I am watching a nest in NH but we're probably a week away from hatchlings. Unfortunately from a photographical POV, the nest is on an island in a river and the closest I can get now is about 840'.
 
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cchuck said:
Excellent work, Dave! Interesting to see the female bring nest material and then leave with it. Probably didn't go far if hatching was in process or young in the nest. I am watching a nest in NH but we're probably a week away from hatchlings. Unfortunately from a photographical POV, the nest is on an island in a river and the closest I can get now is about 840'.
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Thanks Chuck! We all fight that distance on eagle nests. This one has a limb right in front of 1/3 of nest. i shot some video this am with that limb covering 1/2 the eagle. But in one of my shots I did see a head of an eaglet pop up, so i now know there is at least 1 in nest. I love this time of year on the eagles.
 
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