Eagle Relationships in a Crowded Sky: Mr. North, DNF, and a New Mate

What in the nest? While UM (unknown male) was in the North Nest today, another eagle dropped in on him. After reviewing footage, we don’t
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New male at the North Nest

We planned to open this week with a post about egg-laying and bald eagles. Although interlopers had been seen in and around the Valley of
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You asked and we answered: the new Decorah Eagles Cam is online!

Back in September of 2025, when we were doing camera work, we were faced with a choice. The eagles that were nesting around the Decorah
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As The Nest Turns: Trempealeau Edition

So what’s going on with our eagle thruple? A lot of you have asked why Mrs. T and Mrs. MNI tolerate one another. Bald eagle
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The Xcel Energy Fort St. Vrain Eaglecam is Back!

The Xcel Energy Fort St. Vrain Eaglecam is back online and we have a mystery on our hands! Fort St. Vrain male eagle Pa Jr.
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Eagle Relationships in a Crowded Sky: Mr. North, DNF, and a New Mate

February 11, 2026

What in the nest? While UM (unknown male) was in the North Nest today, another eagle dropped in

New male at the North Nest

February 9, 2026

We planned to open this week with a post about egg-laying and bald eagles. Although interlopers had been

You asked and we answered: the new Decorah Eagles Cam is online!

February 7, 2026

Back in September of 2025, when we were doing camera work, we were faced with a choice. The

January 30, 2026: Beautiful Mrs. T. I love these glimpses into their world.

As The Nest Turns: Trempealeau Edition

February 3, 2026

So what’s going on with our eagle thruple? A lot of you have asked why Mrs. T and

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