Captiva Eagles ~ PERMISSION GRANTED! CROW TO REMOVE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONNIE BROUGHT TO NEST 1.1.25 скачать в хорошем качестве

Captiva Eagles ~ PERMISSION GRANTED! CROW TO REMOVE HAZARDOUS MATERIAL CONNIE BROUGHT TO NEST 1.1.25

This morning Connie flew in with a clump of nesting material that had electrical string tangled up in it. Window to Wildlife immediately secured state and federal permission to remove the hazardous material from the nest. CROW has been contacted and they are awaiting a bucket truck to reach the nest! The live stream will be paused during the removal process but WTW will be providing video of the removal process. CE12 was wandering out of the bowl & was laying close to the electrical string so the prompt removal is just in time! Many thanks to Window To Wildlife for its immediate action to protect CE12 & CE13 from getting tangled up in this man made hazard & also to CROW on their incredibly fast response on New Years Day to provide the removal of this electrical string. We are so blessed - Happy New Year to all! Thank you for watching! Many thanks to Window to Wildlife for bringing us this live cam again! CAPTIVA ISLAND #baldeagle #captivaisland Courtesy of Window to Wildlife live cam & chat    • 2 Fledglings Dasher & Dancer | Captiva 4K ...   PTZ cam:    • 2 Fledglings Dasher & Dancer | Captiva Sid...   Window to Wildlife official web page: https://www.windowtowildlife.org/ Window to Wildlife facebook page:   / window2wildlife   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2024-2025 Season Egg #1 laid 11/18/24 @ 2:58:35pm Egg #2 laid 11/21/24 @ 6:50:21pm Egg #1 hatches 12/24/24 @ 07:24:28am - Day 34 Egg #2 hatches 12/26/24 @ 3:39:23pm - Day 34 Background: Connie has been the resident eagle since 2009 & she is believed to be at least 20 years old. Clive is the resident male & has been around since 2021. His age is unknown. For the 2023-2024 season, Connie laid two eggs with hatched - Cal & Lusa. Cal fledged successfully but something happened to Lusa & she passed away on the nest. Cause of her death is unknown. For the 2022-2023 season, they had one eaglet Connick. Connick began to lose his primary feathers close to the time he would have normally fledged. He fell off the nest wingercising & was rescued. His assessment revealed his feathers would not grow in properly and he became an Ambassador eagle at the Audubon Center For Birds of Prey as a permanent resident. Read about Connick here: https://cbop.audubon.org/news/patriot...