Live bald eagle nest cams
Live bald eagle nest cams across the United States: on the California Channel Islands and at Big Bear Lake, in Alaska, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio, Louisiana, Pittsburgh and Florida. Bald eagles reuse and add to the same nest every year, and some nests grow to weigh more than a ton. The season starts early: eggs come as soon as November in Florida and around February further north, and eaglets fledge about three months after hatching.
22 live cams, most watched first. Local times are live.
Bald eagle nest, Big BearBig Bear Lake, California, USA
Bald eagles, NEFL cam 1Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Decorah eaglesDecorah, Iowa, USA
Southwest Florida eaglesFort Myers, Florida, USA
Decorah eagles, north nestDecorah, Iowa, USA
Bald eagles, U.S. SteelPittsburgh area, USA
Eagle pondFort Myers, Florida, USA
Bald eagles, NEFL cam 2Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Trempealeau eaglesTrempealeau, Wisconsin, USA
Bald eagle nest, Pepe & MuhladyCentral Florida, USA
Eagle nest close-upsFort Myers, Florida, USA
Bald eagles, Traverse CityTraverse City, Michigan, USA
Bald eagle nest, Big Bear wideBig Bear Lake, California, USA
Bald eagle nest, KisatchieKisatchie National Forest, Louisiana, USA
Bald eagles, Glen HazelPittsburgh, USA
Bald eagle nest, Little MiamiOhio, USA
Bald eagle nest, SaucesSanta Cruz Island, California, USA
Bald eagle nest, Fraser PointSanta Cruz Island, California, USA
Bald eagle nest, Catalina West EndCatalina Island, California, USA
Bald eagle nest, Little Miami cam 3Ohio, USA
Bald eagles, Two HarborsCatalina Island, California, USA
Bald eagle nest, Duke & DollyCentral Florida, USARelated animals
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