The White Tailed Eagle pair were both on the nest at 11:30 PM Central time. It looked like a painting and I had to wait until one of them moved to see that it was in fact a live picture. This pair will be an interesting couple to watch.

I didn't get a chance to post these last night, but was watching the WTE for a bit. They are beautiful birds and the cam quality is superb.

EGG!!!!

Love the way this nest look with the sun going down. Linda looks like a painting incubating her egg.

I didn't realize this cam had sound but it does! WOW! They are loud and sound completely different than Bald Eagles. She/he was on the nest and seemed to be tracking something in the sky when the loud calls came. Startled me! LOL

I checked out the WTE winter feeding ground cam this morning and got my money's worth! White tailed Eagles, a big fat fox, ravens or crows - not sure which, and little black and white birds that Lano ID'd as the Black-billed Magie, all having a meal together! It was the craziest looking bunch of table guest ever. The fox was so strong it was moving the entire carcass with it's mouth.
Here's the link for this cam.
http://www.eenet.ee/EENet/nova.html

Here's Lano's link for ID'ing the Black-billed Magpie
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Black-billed_Magpie/id

I took a bunch of pics. I'll post a few here and put the rest in our Picture Gallery.

Here's a couple of the WTE's feet and bands.

It looks like Patti and I had the same idea... tag information.

*typo
Little black and white birds are Black-billed Magpies - we think - not magies. (P on my keyboard sticks. I think it has cracker crumbs under it.)

The White Tailed Eagle is fascinating. I love their coloration and to watch them at the feeding grounds. The attached picture was from this morning when the panner gave us a great close up view.

The second picture is of one of the crows pulling WTE's tail feathers.

Nice pics Pop! Here's a couple more from this morning.
While the WTEs are pulling the frozen meat from the carcasses on the ground, all those fresh crows are hopping all around them. I wonder why they don't snatch one of them and eat it?