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We don't know yet who will claim this nest but the GHO's have been visiting! https://twitter.com/LandSavEagleCam

Here's a new video of highlights from the 2015 Season.

Published on Oct 13, 2015 by Landings Bird Cam

Last year we saw two Great Horned Owls occupy this former Bald Eagle's nest. The produced two hatchlings who had a great following all over the world. When the left the nest after 4 months in April 2015 we were hoping the parents would return. We've added a new camera, fixed the old one, and have been waiting. This last couple of weeks there's been a lot of activity. This from Oct 13, 2015 at around 6:45 pm in the Skidaway Island bird cam. Landingsbirdcam.com

I snatched some pics that have been posted in the last couple of days. Dad brought Mom a rat gift! YIPPEE!

Good to see this pair again. Although, seeing Mr. always was spotty at best.

Mr. GHO brought a snack for Mrs. GHO and waiting on the nest for her to come and take it from him. It didn't take long for her to show up, take the prey and swallow it whole.
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Mr. & Mrs. Savannah have been visiting the nest in the last few days. She has been showing up around 5:00 p.m. and today she flew in and stayed a long time digging around in the nest and sitting in the bowl. I'm very hopeful we will see her lay eggs again this year and get to watch those cute little owlets! Here's a video I made while she was there today. At one point she is tracking something and goes into defense posture. Right before she does this you can see a big bird below that is either flying over the water or is the bird's reflection. Not sure which.

I love this nest...and Mrs. Savannah.

Georgia's magnificent shoreline is protected by large continental shelf - Savannah is farther West than Pittsburgh!
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Mom Savannah is incubating two eggs now, and the first should hatch around the first of March. She does not tolerate any visitors, however, unless Papa Savannah happens to pop by with a snack for her. Her strategy for discouraging company is to make herself appear about ten times larger than she actually is, clack her beak, and give the biggest stink-eye you have ever seen. Follow all that up with a wing slap, and..... so long buster.

I was watching and recording today right before the IR came on. I love the lighting on the nest this time of day and I think they have turned the sound up because I can actually hear what's going on! While I was recording I caught this little tidbit of action. Dix did some 007 research and found out that squirrels do eat eggs and birds, too.

Scylla caught Mr. Savannah bringing the Mrs. a snack! Wow! That's like seeing a unicorn because we don't usually get to see him and especially on the nest.
I think she is beak snapping at him, too. Do you hear it? What's up with that? LOL! She's very strange.......but beautiful.

Scylla caught Mr. Savannah again! Woo Hoo! R4 wondered if it is the same male as last season. Hard for me to tell since we didn't get to see the male much last year. He's cute anyway and this little pass the gift back and forth game is too funny!

Beautiful Mrs. Savannah

Squirrel Standoff. You can see the cheeky little rascal's nose on the tree trunk.

That little nosey could end up dinner!

HATCH WATCH STARTS TODAY!

I'm calling this a pip. What do y'all think? Right-hand egg, off-center to right.