KNF Bald Eagles
Kincaid Lake, Louisiana
You are watching a mating pair of Bald Eagles named M2(male) and F3(female). The nest and PTZ cams are located in a Loblolly pine tree near Kincaid Lake in the Kisatchie National Forest. The cams have been set-up and are maintained by the U.S. Forest service. Nesting usually starts in December followed by egg laying in mid to late January.
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Kisatchie National Forest E-1 Nest Cam
Kisatchie National Forest E-1 Canopy cam
Kisatchie National Forest E-3 Nest Cam
Kisatchie National Forest E-3 Canopy Cam
Definitely seeing progress ❤️
I think we have a whole
Maybe.. definitely can hear the peeps ❤️
The temperature is still cold.. but that sun is really melting 🫠 the snow ❤️❤️ you can see the difference between the 1 from this morning to now
Thanks. That sunshine has helped melt the snow a little bit here too. Glad that the E-3 cam is working.
Yes and it’s almost gone ❤️ I’m glad to have it working also..
Louis ll was on duty and the kiddos were making a ruckus 😂so he got up and started looking 👀 for food all that was left of the fish from yesterday was the tail. He got a few bites that E-4 ate and then he started to panic 🫨 and flew off the nest after a few minutes Anna ll came in and settled down to warm them up. And shortly afterwards Louis ll in with a fresh fish 🐠. I think he wanted to feed them. But Ann ll wasn’t going for that 😢 it was nice to see… Read more »
I was happy about that too. He’s going to be a good dad eagle. 💖 Glad to see that he brought food right away.
Really cold 🥶 Anna ll has frost on her feathers
Tomorrow through Friday it’s supposed to warm up to the 50’s there, and no rain. That will be nice for them.
Absolutely agree and for the new eaglet to hatch 🐣
Louis came at 17:29. He went straight to the fish and started eating. I thought that he was going to finish it all. But then he moved away and placed the fish on top of the oldest eaglet.
The eaglet shook the fish off
I thought that he was going to eat the fish while it was in the bole, but he pulled it back out of the bole to the side of the nest, and began feeding them at 17:35. He tried and barely managed to give a few bites to them. He didn’t realize that he has to turn his beak sideways, and he ended up tapping them on the beak and head. I read that during feeding, the adult eagle can’t see where the eaglet’s beak is if the parent’s head is facing forward/straight ahead. Because of where their eyes are… Read more »
Yay Louis ll brings in a whopper still moving ❤️❤️
Thanks Tina! 😃 So happy to hear this, and to see that both eaglets had some food today, although the oldest ate more due to some bonking here and there.
Yes it did get more. ❤️ but they both eat good