An Eagle Update

Hey campers!

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Maax here!  It’s been kind-of-a-quieter weekend,  what with the cloudy day and all.  But the rain held off long enough to put up the bouncy house!  The kids had a great time in it.  They also had a great time at arts and crafts and kids games in the playing field.

Tami didn’t get pictures of any of it though, because she was down at the lake.   And I bet you can guess what she was focused on . . .

With her largest camera lens, the tripod and an extra battery. she was bound and determined to get photos ~ good photos~ ~ of the eagle baby, or babies.   Even though lots of campers had reported two,  just like with fisherman and their tall tales, Tami wasn’t going to announce it here until she saw it with her own eyes.  Or someone brought her a photo.

When she got down to the point on the lake, she found quite a few campers with their binoculars trained on the nest.  Yet none could claim to have seen two eaglets that morning.

For at least fifteen minutes, they only got glimpses of the one baby

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and as cuuuute as he was, Tami still hoped for one more.  She and the other campers  talked about how one baby will sometimes (shudder) eat the other . . . or they get dehydrated and die . . . or one pushes the other out of the nest.  After a few more minutes, she said to the other campers, “I guess we’re down to one.”

Suddenly, there was hope . . .

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And  the second baby made an appearance!

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Whew!  I was getting a little nervous there.

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Next weekend, we’re having an ice cream party on Saturday night.  We still have some sites available if you’d like to join us!

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6 Responses to An Eagle Update

  1. Pam Lord says:

    Love the pictures of your eaglets. Have you seen the live feed from Decorah, Iowa of the eaglets? Check out my blog “Natures Beauty.” It’s positively mesmerizing!
    Thanks for sharing.

  2. Ralston Hedrick says:

    I would visit Minot corner when my parents lived in Ma. We would go to two lights for the day. My son and his grandfather would fish on the ponda, and one time they could not find their way back. Also had a good time in Ma.

  3. A great article and I live in England within the Lake District National Park and I went on a recent Lake District Walks to see the last remaining Golden Eagles in England, although alas no Eagles were there to see. It now looks like England is without any Golden Eagles so look after your Eagles as I believe they are supper special and I think your pictures are great.

  4. Maxwell Moose says:

    Thank you! Taking photos of the eagles is one of my favorite things to do . . .

  5. Maxwell Moose says:

    We visit Two Lights at least once a year. It’s a wonderful place to sit back and relax.

  6. Maxwell Moose says:

    Thank you! I love taking pictures of the eagles.

    I’ll have to check out the live feed – thanks for telling me about it!