The first egg was laid in the hawk's nest yesterday. I had a suspicion when I went to view it, but wasn't sure. Today Lisa told me about it, and I went and checked the time line. Sure enough - March 13th was the day.
The second eagles' egg has hatched now, so we can get a look at the feeding process. That late afternoon sun is sometimes so bright that it can be a bit hard to see them.
Hummingbird
Fledged June 2,2010
Red Tailed Hawk Nest
Franklin Institute
Eagle's Nest
All Three Fledged
Watch Loggerhead Hatchlings
All We Are Saying
Give Peace a Chance
Blogblast for Peace
Chocolate Lovers-Abolish Slavery
I love chocolate. I love Hershey. BUT Hershey is NOT Fair Trade.
Kitty is Blogging Again. Click to Visit CA
Adventures of Isaac and Other Stuff
Visitors from 104 Countries - since 11-7-08 - Click on the flags to see a list of all countrie
Visit My Profile
Capri House
Stand Strong Against Hate
Autism Awareness
Rights for ALL
Thinking Green Thursday
Bird Friendly Coffee
Imagine
This photo courtesy of my daughter, Kathryn. She took it in 1995.
Monarchs
Annual Migration
Monterey Bay
10-26-57
Cape May Light
Nat'l Parkinsons Foundation
AWARDS
Many thanks, Michelle
Thank you Gina
Many thanks Sylvia
Love ya Lisa. Thanks!
Thank you, Kathie
Thanks so much, Gina
Thanks Butterfly Ladyand Thanks to Lisa
Thank you so much, Dawn
Thank you, Michelle
Thanks again, Gina
Lisa, thank you!
Thank you, Lilyhydrangea
Thanks so much, Tracey
Gee Whiz, Gina
Gina,you're too much
Thank you, Hot Mama
I humbly thank Gina. And many thanks Deborah.
With Thanks to Dianne
Thank you, Bear
And thank you again, Bear
Daryl, thanks for both
Thanks so much, Lisa
Thanks again, Kelly
Arte y Pico
My thanks to Gina
Kelly you're so sweet
Thanks Blackie and Bob
6 comments:
Thank you for your comment on my bog. It made me feel a little better.
Regarding your hawks' nest, that is sooooo awesome, to be able to be a part of nature in such a profound manner. We live on a lake and are amazed at the new wildlife in springtime, (especially the pesky muskrat and his "wife"...)
Lindsey Petersen
Excellent! May the babies crack open their shells with much health and vigor!
You have your own hawk's nest? It is amazing to have such wonderful surroundings. Can't you take some pictures for us to see the babies without scaring them?
Thank you for your encouragement about waiting for spring, I hope it comes soon, as I am so tired of snow.
Here's a link to a live webcam of a hummingbird sitting on eggs about to hatch
I love how the people over there call themselves Hawkaholics!!
I couldn't get the vid to show right now but I'll try again later
It is fun to watch them isn't it..hopefully food will be plentiful for the babies...Michelle
Post a Comment