Every day, the Africam Black Eaglet looks the same as the day before. Just laying down in the nest. I want to see some wingercizing! At least here, it sat up a little.
And I saw a lazy wing stretch.
It's foot is still stretched out while it's tucking its wing back in.
As morning dawned at the Dyfi Osprey nest, there was one Osprey on the back perch, and three cows below the nest.
The Osprey flew away.
And the cows wandered off.
The Harrison Bay Eagles did a replay from yesterday. They puttered around in the nest.
Then they took to the branches.
Mom hopped up to a branch over Dad's head.
And that's where they are now...
The White-bellied Sea Eaglets are probably going to continue to have this large size difference right up until fledge. I think we are going to see a really small male and a really large female.
We got some nice close-ups of one of the babies.
That's a face peeking out from under Mom, over to the left. But zoomer must not have noticed that the other chick was trying to get into the frame, because the framing wasn't adjusted... Oh well...
The babies do a nose-dive under Mom to try to stay warm.
About an hour later, Dad brings a fish to the nest.
Mom shows up and takes the fish.
One baby is dwarfed by the other...
I went to the Eagle release today. I'll process my video and pictures over the weekend and post them.
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