Eagle Cam In Decorah Iowa

This bird is a conservation success story. In my hometown of Ottawa, Canada, in the last 25 years they have gone from rare in migration to uncommon with an increasing number of nests. Always spectacular to see, they are almost expected anywhere on the Ottawa river (they like major bodies of water), or in the winter where there are concentrations of deer. They feed on deer carcasses.

Ben Franklin thought that the Bald Eagle was "a bird of bad moral character", which is one reason he preferred the Turkey.

Thanks for the other site goldnugget. You wouldn't happen to know what part of the Florida panhandle this is, would you?

All three eggs at the Iowa site have hatched. I was lucky, and tuned in when one of them was feeding a breakfast of fish to them.

I'm fortunate enough to see them often OR/WA area. Even a few live near my favorite golf course.