Re: [mou-net] Would last Tuesday's rain cause Bald Eagles to abandon their nest and eggs

I am glad to see this! I have not seen either eagle there for a long time but I do not drive past on a regular basis. I was really thinking they had abandoned the nest, will have to make it a point to check more often. I live about a mile away from the spot. Gail Wieberdink wiebe...@comcast.ne

Re: [mou-net] Would last Tuesday's rain cause Bald Eagles to abandon their nest and eggs

I was out cross country skiing and dog walking all day but my wife drove by the nest site today and she told me the eagle pair was back. We live on south side of lake Owasso so we pass the site seventies a week. On Sat, Feb 18, 2023, 7:26 PM Valerie Cunningham wrote: > Did you see this, Ellen?

Re: [mou-net] Would last Tuesday's rain cause Bald Eagles to abandon their nest and eggs

Did you see this, Ellen? maybe we should head over there one of these days to see whether the eagles returned . . . . Cheers, Val C. > On Feb 18, 2023, at 6:33 PM, Keith Carlson wrote: > > My wife and I had been observing one or the other of a pair of eagles > occupying the nest on the west side

[mou-net] Would last Tuesday's rain cause Bald Eagles to abandon their nest and eggs

My wife and I had been observing one or the other of a pair of eagles occupying the nest on the west side of Lady Slipper Park in Roseville for at least a week preceding last Tuesdays' day-long rain. They have been gone ever since. I assume they were incubating eggs but there was no way for us to