That does look like a hole!

It looks like the wind has calmed down some from what it was earlier today. I thought the nest was surely going to blow away it was swaying so much!
She's got her wings spread out because it's raining but has the food all ready to go!

Lano called it! We have a hatch!

Very hard to see the little one in the bowl but it's there! Linda was very stingy about giving us a look at it, too.

I sat and watched the evening sun with Linda. She is so beautiful and so regal. She looks like she is sitting at the top of the world surveying her kingdom. As the sun set to the right, we can assume the nest is facing the south/southwest. The water in the distance sparkled with the fading sunlight. So peaceful and yet with a sense of timelessness, even as the light slowly fades. I observed the nest and given the size of these eagles, the nest has to be about eight feet in diameter. The rails are up and there seems to be some very good branches close by. Given the recent losses on other nests, I am glad to see Linda being so stingy with views and keeping the little one(s) protected. She didn't move from her spot or let on that she was sitting on a live chick. Their safety is the first priority and of paramount concern. Sulev was not in sight, but I am sure he was close by.

Very strong winds are making the nest sway back and forth in constant motion. This has been going on all day long and it really makes me wonder what keeps the nest in the tree? After all, it's just a pile of sticks. I sure hope it calms down soon.

It's morning at the WTE nest and I was actually expecting to open up this site to see the nest gone with the wind....but...it made it!!! Amazing that it weathered such strong winds for such a long time and seems no damage was done. whewwww!

A beautiful, calm day at the nest. The adults always look so regal and in control here and there's no drama like their Osprey neighbors. It's so relaxing to watch but this may change when that little one starts wandering all over the place.