Pros: Good video quality, sound, cam operators, can rewind 24 hours, chat, FB clips. Cons: No clock on video, far away so not exactly how eagles closer to NY live. (Eat more game instead of fish, corn stalks on the nest, things like that-not a real con, just different. :-)
Tips to tell the difference between our Decorah North Parents!
2025: 2 Eggs! Laid 2/11 & 2/14
2024 Stats: 2 Eggs Laid: 2/15 & 2/18. Hatched: 3/24 & 3/25.
Fledge: 6/11 &6/12
In June of 2024 after 3 days of rain, the Decorah nest collapsed. The nest was rebuilt over the summer in the hopes that DNF and Mr. North would return-they did! Watch the fall and the amazing rebuild.
New nest for us 2024. Pros: Good cam quality, sound, highlights. Cons: No rewind, frequent cam buffering.
Lisa & Oliver are the Mom and Dad of the Nest.
2025: 3 eggs laid: 1/30, 2/2, 2/5
2024: 3 eggs: 2/8, 2/11 & 2/13. Hatched: 3/19, 3/20 & 3/21
2023: 3 eggs: 2/7, 2/11, 2/14
Pros: Eggs, cool look a different part of the country! Good camera quality, sound, can rewind, very talkative pair.
Cons: Latest egg laying history not so good-weather makes successful hatch and fledge a challenge.
Jackie & Shadow are the Mom and Dad on this nest.
2025: 3 eggs laid: 1/22, 1,25 &1/28 Pip watch starts 3/1.
Eggs hatched: 3/3, 3/4 & 3/8.
2024 3 eggs laid: 1/25, 1/28 and 2/1! Very big snow storm post egg laying, eggs did not hatch.
How to tell the Difference between our Big Bear Parents
Mom-Jackie: Larger, neck more ruffled/jagged
Dad-Shadow: Smaller, smoother neck line
Pros: This nest has always produced eggs, but the nest fell over the summer and it sounds like new eagles have rebuilt, so we will see what happens in 2024! Pros: Eggs, can rewind. Cons: No sound or zoom on this nest, pic quality so-so.
2025: Cams restored 2/7 to 3 eggs!
Hatched: 2/25 & 2/27
2024: Nest fell in storm over the summer, but 2 new eagles rebuilt in the same tree!
2 eggs, 1/22 & 1/25
2023: 2 eggs 1/20 & 1/23
Successful Hatch! 2/27 & 2/28
This diagram shows how the eagle's white feathers come in by year until they are fully grown at 5 years old.
1/7/22 No eggs yet, but fingers crossed
-No eggs for the last 3 years here.
One successful hatch this year,
DC #9 Hatched 3/28/22 at 11:31pm
Welcome to our Duke Farms Eaglets:
Flower and Rosie!
Be sure to check in regularly to watch the eaglets grow and listen to our school friends eagle commentary! The commentary can also be found on the next page: Become an Eagle Commentator.
You can print out the pages and make your predictions at home,
or email oconnorma@egcsd.org and I'll put them in for you!