M15 spent nearly two hours around his Southwest Florida territory on October 6, bringing prey to the office oak, visiting the pond and settling into the familiar nest tree.
M15 continues to visit the familiar SWFL Eagles nest tree, but activity elsewhere may suggest he and the new female are exploring a second nest location for the new breeding season.
A rainy September day brought more activity to the SWFL eagle nest as M15 moved sticks and the new female spent time on the veranda.
M15 has company in the sky—and an ambitious choice of nesting material. A flight with a new female brings fresh hope as he stays busy near the nest.
Some eagle days arrive with drama, defense, or sky-high tension. Others drift in softly, with the rustle of feathers, the…