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Thank you to all of the viewers and FORE team members who contribute to the good of the eagle community! Your observations and contributions make these videos possible! This channel documents Liberty, Guardian, and their eaglets, the Redding Bald Eagles at Turtle Bay, in Redding, California, USA. 2023 Egg History Egg #1 laid 2/14/23. Cracked and lost on 2/17/23. Egg #2 laid 2/17/23. Currently being incubated. Pip watch for Egg #2 (the one surviving egg) begins about March 24, 2023. Other nest history is documented below. The live feed is owned and operated by Friends of the Redding Eagles, a 501c3 nonprofit Community Organization in Redding, California. Donations can be made to: Redding Eaglecam GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/e9ed4b63 Checks can be mailed to: F.O.R.E 1857 Trumpet Dr. Redding, CA 96003 All video clips and images are from the Friends of the Redding Eagles (FORE) unless specifically stated or labeled otherwise. All clips and images are used by permission. Please subscribe to the Friends of the Redding Eagles channel on YouTube and support their cause. Pertinent links are here: 🦅 FORE YouTube Page with LIVE CAM - ttps://   / mseaglewoman1   🦅 FORE Facebook Page -   / friendsofthereddingeagles   🦅 Terri's Videos - https://bit.ly/3j6BRIh 🦅 Mike's Flickr Page - https://www.flickr.com/photos/rmk_pho... 🦅 Mike's videos and images also on FORE Facebook page and Imgur © R. Michael Kussow, used by permission 🦅 Gary's Videos - https://bit.ly/3d7QzuO 🦅 Imgur Channel for photos & video clips - https://imgur.com/user/reddingeagles 🦅 Hancock Wildlife Foundation Eagle Forum (Message and Chat Boards) https://forum.hancockwildlife.org/vie... I highly recommend that you also subscribe to the Terri Lhuillier channel. Terri is the founder of the Friends of the Redding Eagles. She has excellent photos and videos of the eagles and fledglings after they leave the nest, as well as when they return to the territory late in the year. Her YouTube channel is here:    / @terrisreddingeaglevideos   Mike's photos and videos show up on his Flickr page, the FORE Facebook page, and the FORE Imgur page. Please follow Mike too! https://www.flickr.com/photos/rmk_pho... Nest History: Liberty (female) is 24 years old. Guardian (male) is 9 years old. Guardian is Liberty's third mate. Liberty and Guardian first paired up in February 2019 after Liberty's second mate disappeared due to unknown cause. *Videos to distinguish Liberty from Guardian:    • Видео   and an updated one, here:    • Видео   Liberty's Mates: First mate ~ Patriot 2004-2013; Second mate~ Spirit 2013-2019; Third mate Guardian 2019-present. As of June 2022, Liberty has raised 26 offspring from egg to fledging, including four sets of triplets in 2009, 2010, 2015 and 2021 !!! Liberty has built five nests since 2005: two at Turtle Bay Area in Cottonwood trees (current nest 90 feet up), and three at Riverview Golf & Country Club in Gray Pine Trees (alternate nest site). Camera installed by Friends of the Redding Eagles (FORE). Defense, Nest Defense, Intruder, Nest Intruder, Nest Alert, Intruder Alert, Nest news, News, Coot Escape 2, Crop, Eagle Crop, Education, Crash Landing, Art Ducko, Defensive, Unusual, Feeding, Behavior, Behave, Coot escape 2, The Great Coot Escape 2, The Great Coot Escape, Another coot Escapes, A second coot escapes, Coot escape, The Great Coot Escape, Redding Eagles, Redding Bald Eagles, Redding, California, Famous Eagles, Liberty, Guardian, Bald Eagle, Eagles, Tutorial, Feature, Nest, Eggs, Hatch, Eaglet, Eaglets, 2021, 2022, Nestling, Nestlings, Hatchling, Hatchlings, Pip, 3 Eaglets, Three Eaglets, Eagle Triplets, 3 eagles, Three eagles #ReddingEagles #BaldEagle #ReddingBaldEagles Bald Eagle Information Links How to Identify Liberty (f) and Guardian (m)    • Видео   Information about Delayed Egg Incubation (source and information unconfirmed) https://www.raptorresource.org/2019/0... Information about Eggs and Cold Weather (source and information unconfirmed) https://www.raptorresource.org/2019/0...