Personally I do. So I thought I would share it.  There are 3 live nests at Catalina Islands. Right now it is the very beginning of watching season. It is interwesting to see the pairs rebuild, hatch and watch the eaglets grow and eventually fly, well fledge.
http://www.iws.org/

Just go to interactive cam and then click on which nest, then turn it on....
If this is not the right place for such a thing,,,please  move it to the correct spot..... but be warned sometimes these cams are pretty graphic. What you think is dead sometimes isn't but will be, attacks from ravens to the eaglets is not unheard of... then again I've seen the eaglets open up a can of whoop butt to.
It's one of my fav sites. Just thought I would share.
;)

Elfie put me on to them some years back.  There also a way of looking at all three cams at once or just one at a time.   8)

yea well now I am mad,,,they are jackin with the cams! Once I figure it out I will report back this is bloody nuts.... Hopefully the cams well 2 of them just went down. It is a teaching place.... sometimes that happens......  grrrrrrrrrrrr.....

Quote from: Elfie on January 05, 2011, 11:05:39 AM
yea well now I am mad,,,they are jackin with the cams! Once I figure it out I will report back this is bloody nuts.... Hopefully the cams well 2 of them just went down. It is a teaching place.... sometimes that happens......  grrrrrrrrrrrr.....

It is the starting of the new year for them so there working the bugs out of the new system.   ;D

seems like it.... feed problems is what I am gettin.....

they bare back up now...... WE has one sittin at 0100

A couple of weeks ago as I was going up to the homestead, I was just outside of Colville and just off the road was two eagles were feeding on a road kill deer. I pulled ahead and pulled off the road. I went back to see how close I could get and I was able to get within five feet of them. They just kept feeding and keeping a close eye on me. The one day I didn't have my camera with me

Quote from: offgridbob on January 05, 2011, 06:37:22 PM
A couple of weeks ago as I was going up to the homestead, I was just outside of Colville and just off the road was two eagles were feeding on a road kill deer. I pulled ahead and pulled off the road. I went back to see how close I could get and I was able to get within five feet of them. They just kept feeding and keeping a close eye on me. The one day I didn't have my camera with me

Don't leave home with out it.   :o

Quote from: offgridbob on January 05, 2011, 06:37:22 PM
A couple of weeks ago as I was going up to the homestead, I was just outside of Colville and just off the road was two eagles were feeding on a road kill deer. I pulled ahead and pulled off the road. I went back to see how close I could get and I was able to get within five feet of them. They just kept feeding and keeping a close eye on me. The one day I didn't have my camera with me

Solar and I do that a lot.  See something really cool and don't have our camera's.....last time Solar had his but the batteries were dead.  :) :)

Quote from: offgridbob on January 05, 2011, 06:37:22 PM
A couple of weeks ago as I was going up to the homestead, I was just outside of Colville and just off the road was two eagles were feeding on a road kill deer. I pulled ahead and pulled off the road. I went back to see how close I could get and I was able to get within five feet of them. They just kept feeding and keeping a close eye on me. The one day I didn't have my camera with me

lolol,, sounds like me,lol.  Last weekend right after ice out we had one fishing in front of the cabin... bout 13' off the water.... I just stood there
in awww....didnt think of gettin it out,lmao... It did a lazy gliding circle from across to our bank I had never been that close to one before... sooo pretty....

I have a friend that is a falconer, He had caught a female redtail hawk and I was able to hold it on a glove most amazing. It is very interesting how they catch them and the laws governing how one can be a falconer and what they are allowed to catch and train. He showed me a video of his birds first pheasant catch. You start out by seeing this pheasant fly low to the ground then all of sudden you just see this blur then an explosion of feathers.

Quote from: offgridbob on January 06, 2011, 06:37:28 PM
I have a friend that is a falconer, He had caught a female redtail hawk and I was able to hold it on a glove most amazing. It is very interesting how they catch them and the laws governing how one can be a falconer and what they are allowed to catch and train. He showed me a video of his birds first pheasant catch. You start out by seeing this pheasant fly low to the ground then all of sudden you just see this blur then an explosion of feathers.

Now thats a wonderful thing. Always did admire those that can do that.  Around here it's 5 grand if you hurt a red tail. I found that out from a friend of ours that raced pigeons.  But to hold one,,,holy cow you are a lucky one...  I only get to see them at the pow wow at Starved Rock in May.  They have a falconer there. Hopefully we will get to Starved Rock lock n dam tbhis year,,the eagles go there for winter. Hundreds n hundreds stay til ice out...thats something to see....

  I love this link Elfie.  Thank you for sharing it.
    We saw eagles perched on poles,  while we were at the cottage up at Houghton Lake,  Labor day week.
      Too far away for my el cheapo camera.

Quote from: Susan on January 13, 2011, 03:42:09 PM
  I love this link Elfie.  Thank you for sharing it.
    We saw eagles perched on poles,  while we were at the cottage up at Houghton Lake,  Labor day week.
      Too far away for my el cheapo camera.

Nice seeing you on the board young lady, long time no see.
We will see some recipes from you right.   ;D

2 eagles on the west end nest...looks like breakfast time,lol :D