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Eagles of Jacomo

The mating continues for our beloved Eagles of Jacomo. We still do not have any eggs in the nest as of 2-15-2026. They are both very active near the nest now that the ice has melted and they have access to their fish supply again. I was there early in the morning on February 15th when J2 (the male adult American Bald Eagle) dove into the lake to retrieve a fish that was too big for him to fly away with. He had to swim to shore with it clutched in claw. In this video, I will share my thoughts on the actions of this day as they unfold in front of me. I am giving you details on what I am seeing and recording in the video you are watching. I hope you enjoy the video. If you are new to the channel and enjoy the content, please consider Subscribing. If you did, indeed, like the video, please press the thumbs up button. These are the only two methods in which I get graded on from YouTube / Goggle. Thank you for your support. Cheers, everyone! In this video, you will see: 0:00 intro 0:10 J2 (male adult American Bald Eagle) perched 0:15 J2 in flight, diving into the lake to catch a fish that was too large for him to fly away with and has to swim to the shore with it clutched in his talon. 1:08 J2 reaches the bank with his prize fish 1:44 J2 eating his hard earned meal 2:23 after having his fill (and I believe he does not eat the entire meal on purpose, leaving it the female), he flies away to perch 2:40 my reaction after witnessing the event 3:24 J2 flies to perch to dry off 3:33 J2 flies to a different perch to continue drying 3:55 I explain that J2 is drying off after catching and eating the fish 4:07 J2 strikes the iconic American Bald Eagle stance 4:28 intro: J1 (female American Bald Eagle) 5:00 J1 perched, then takes flight and lands where J2 just finished eating 5:13 I explain that they are both eating off of the same fish that J2 caught earlier 6:21 J1 is now full and cleans herself off 6:45 J1 takes flight 7:06 I give some Lake Jacomo history and explain that we have Missouri's only live Eagle camera here on this lake. 9:08 J1 perched, ready for the day