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2015 - 2016 Season was a season of many firsts for Harriet & her new mate M15 (short for Male 2015).After Ozzie’s passing, Harriet spent a few weeks courting possible new mates but eventually bonded (or mated) with M15, laying two eggs.After 97 days of care to recover from a broken left clavicle and a broken left coracoid bone, Ozzie was released back into the wild near the nest.On Saturday, September 19th, Ozzie made an appearance at the nest. 2012-2013 Nesting Season marked the first year the nest was streamed live to the world.On May 13th, volunteers found E8 alive in a nearby neighborhood with a broken leg.E8 was again admitted to CROW for rehabilitation and recovery.The season started with much anticipation if the eagles would return as the nest had been completely lost after the end of the last season.Luckily, Harriet & M returned to the area and got to work in September and the nest was in great shape for the laying of their two eggs in November.

Camera #2 is located approximately 60 feet from the nest and has the ability to capture images of the nest action outside the view of Camera #1.

Cam 360 (Cam #4) is located in the nest tree and the first ever live camera in history to capture a 360 degree look into a bald eagle’s daily activity.

This cam allows you to click and drag to any viewing area for a fully immersive experience.

The glow you are seeing on the camera is invisible to the naked eye.

The eagles do not see any light and remain undisturbed.