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Decorah North Eagles: Does DNF Have a New Suitor? Explore.org 2-7-2026

Decorah North Eagles: Does DNF Have a New Suitor? Explore.org 2-7-2026 In my experience as an eagle cam monitor, it’s not unusual for one of the resident eagles to disappear without a trace. Knowing that makes it no less heartbreaking. As far as I can tell Mr. North hasn’t been seen since the early morning of February 1st when DNF was knocked off a branch by an owl. Today (2-7-2026) a new male has stepped up to the plate and appears to be wooing DNF. Will he make a home run? The unknown male has been doing everything he can to impress the lovely DNF. He’s visited the nest several times with DNF and several times without her, showing off his skills as helpful nest worker and bowing his head in submission to let DNF take charge. DNF is doing everything she can to discourage his advances but mid-February is typically egg laying time so hormones will dictate what she eventually does. DNF will likely take a new mate sooner rather than later if Mr. North is indeed gone. If Mr. North doesn’t return It’s anyone’s guess if this new male will be DNF’s suitor of choice. I’m still holding out hope that Mr. North returns to claim his rightful place in the nest. Source: Raptor Resource Project The Decorah North eagles are nesting on private property north of Decorah, Iowa. Their nest is located in a white oak tree in a scrap of forest bordering a valley. video created with love by earlybird Courtesy of Raptor Resource Project, Decorah North Eagle Cam & explore.org. © 2026 Raptor Resource Project Cam Link: https://www.raptorresource.org/birdca... Many thanks for sharing this sweet family with all of us! A special thank you to the awesome cam ops! #exploreorg #RaptorResourceProject #baldeagles #DecorahNortheagles