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RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond residents were thrilled this month when two eaglets joined their nesting parents 80 feet up a loblolly pine along the James River. Then the larger eaglet began an unrelenting pecking attack on its smaller sibling, turning wonderment to horror and fears of fratricide as it went on for days, then weeks.
The life-and-death wildlife drama has been playing out in cringing detail because a camera is positioned about 8 feet above the nest, streaming live video of the older sibling's attacks on the cowering smaller eaglet.
The eaglet has opened a wound on its fellow chick's downy back, leaving viewers to wonder: will it live?
The answer: probably.
But the aggression has been tough for viewers and the volunteers who operate the camera for long stretches.
"It's very difficult," admits Barbara Slatcher, who operates the remote camera from her suburban Richmond home. "It's difficult for all the moderators I have. I'm encouraging them to take frequent breaks."
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Portland, Maine — A popular pair of Peregrine falcons continue to get special attention from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. MDIF&W staff recently was joined with associates from the BioDiversity Institute and the Maine Department of Transportation to band Peregrine falcon chicks and collect data from a popular nesting site along a Portland bridge....
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Boys' Life 1 and 2 will be published in the July Boys' Life. away from the nest so they will neglect their eggs or young. If the camera and photographer are carefully hidden most birds will return to their nests after a while, but if the bird ... |
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Country life At this nest the birds had little choice of perching positions ; they always clung to the bark at the bottom of the nest-hole, ... MALE FLYCATCHER. Copv^ht of the nest. They would turn slightly and present a side view to the camera. |
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The home life of wild birds, a new method of the study and photography of birds in grass or foliage, and, if easily approached, are usually inaccessible to the camera. ... In the pages which follow, a method is described by which nesting birds can, in many cases, be successfully approached and studied with ease ... |
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Boys' Life Moreover, we had to use a long lens so that the birds appear much nearer the camera than they actually were. The first mother we photographed had several young birds in her nest. One had evidently died; for the mother was burying it. |
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Where birds live In Where Birds Live, Eve Sonneman has brought to light with her camera a somewhat neglected and vital area of bird study: nests and nesting sites. Her photographic gallery of birdhouses and nests offers us an unusual chance to ... |
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New chicks move in Peregrine falcon babies get banded atop Jersey City ... Since they're endangered, the state uses the bands to track the birds' survival and lifespan. Peregrine falcons began nesting on the office building over a decade ago, and the state installed a webcam in 2001 to observe them. |
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Watch baby falcons on the Falcon Cam live courtesy of Minnesota Power Since then, 42 chicks have been raised on the platform. Two falcons return to the nest April 6. Raised 2 young, 1 male, 1 female – banded 7/10/93. Both birds return March 14. Raised 3 young, all male – banded 6/21/94. Both birds return 3/18. |
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Nightjar serenades best heard in brightest moonlight Measurements with calipers of two pale, splotched eggs laid directly on the ground (nightjars don't build nests) confirmed "chuck" eggs - larger than "whip" eggs. It was only when I looked at the photos in the digital camera viewer that I could finally |
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Live Cam Could Create a Bird's Eye View of Ocean City Osprey Nest Approximately 85 osprey platform nests dot the waterways from Sea Isle City through Ocean City, Longport, Margate and Ventnor, and each nest produces an average of two chicks. While anyone can observe the birds from afar or paddle in kayaks for a |
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Baby Animals are everywhere The birds are certainly nesting and working hard at feeding their young. Tree nesting birds may have a better chance of surviving than the ground nesters. Tree chicks are tended too by the adults and won't leave the safety of the nest until they can |