Bird Cams Around the World

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California Eagle Cam Links

Bald Canyon IWS
Nest location San Clemente Island.
Female: A-32 - 2004 Hatch from Alaska. Released on the Islands in 2004
Male: K-76 - 2007 hatch on the Islands

Big Bear Lake YOUTUBE CAM USTREAM CAM
Nest location Southern California near Big Bear Lake in the San Bernadino National Forest.
Info from Dr. Sharpe the NIW ecologist. (Shared by SWINWK)
"Unfortunately, the eagles don't determine when they lay. The previous female also laid between late December and late January, which in my opinion is about 2-3 months too early for the nest location. I think it is a weird problem related to being at a relatively low latitude in southern California, but at a high altitude. Nesting generally occurs earlier at low latitudes (November to December in Florida versus late-April through May in Alaska), but low latitudes generally don't have the high elevations, and thus cold weather conditions, found at Big Bear Lake.
It is only because of a man-made lakes that they are even able to breed in the local southern California mountains. It is hard to overcome the evolutionary control of the timing of reproduction."

Fraser Point, Santa Cruz Island CAM
Nest location Northwest point of Santa Cruz Island in Channel Island National Park
Female: A-49, Princess Cruz, hatched at the Pelican Harbor nest on Santa Cruz Island in 2006. She was the first known bald eagle to hatch on the Channel Islands since 1950
Male: The male, A-64, is her brother and hatched at the Pelican Harbor nest in 2008. He was knocked out of the nest by a subadult eagle and had a puncture in his beak. After being treated at a veterinarian, he was released back on Santa Cruz from a hacking tower. This pair has been breeding since 2012 and successfully raised 3 chicks at this nest in 2017

Humboldt Bay IWS
Nest location Humboldt Wildlife Care Center is near Eureka off the northern California coast.

IWS [Institute for Wildlife Studies] Channel Islands 4 Cam Page IWS FB
IWS cam links listed alphabetical on this page 4 Cam Page Includes
Bald Canyon on San Clemente Island new 2016
Sauces Nest Cam on Santa Cruz Island
Two Harbors on Santa Catalina Island
West End Nest Cams 1 & 2 on Santa Catalina Island


Milpitas CA
Nest Location: Santa Clara County, CA. San Jose to its south and Fremont to its north. Milpitas is near the Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge (south part of the Bay) so perhaps nest is somewhere near there! New 2018

Pelican Harbor IWS No Cam 2016-18
Nest location Pelican Harbor at Chinese Harbor. Santa Cruz Island, one of the Northern
Channel Islands off the California coast. K10 & K26

Redding CA APRIL 2017 UPDATE former Turtle Bay/Northern CA
CAM LINK Friends of the Redding Eagles FB
Nest location Redding CA along the Sacramento River
Female - Liberty / Male - Spirit 5/10/13 Eagle believed to be Patriot killed in aerial battle with another eagle. Godspeed Patriot.

Sauces, Santa Cruz IWS - or -
Nest location Santa Cruz Island

Two Harbors IWS - or -
Nest location Santa Catalina Island, one of Northern Channel Islands off the California coast
Female #82 / Male #81

Turtle Bay aka Northern California Eagles SEE REDDING CA

West End IWS
New 2013 broadcasting live on YouTube
Nest location: Santa Catalina Island, one of Northern Channel Islands off the California coast
Female: Thunder / Male: Superman

Big Bear valley, new webcam link? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNdo6wu_Xug
Two eggs, don't know the dates for sure but number 2 could be laid January 6.

Three beautiful eggs in the Sauces nest

Princess Cruz(49), the first naturally hatched eagle in 50 years on the island, has laid her first egg of the season at the Fraser Point nest.

fingers crossed for sauces this year

Big Bear

at 12 :25pm today we hav e second hatch
will try and post a shot unless someone else does