Update on eagles at Berry College

I have just reported the storm and before I started writing the cameras were all down. Well, they are back up and it looks like Missey is just fine. She survived all the wind and hail. She is incubating the eggs. I hope that they are both in tact!

Here is the link to their camera:

https://www.berry.edu/eaglecam/

Wonderful news all around. Just had to share it so there were no lingering worries.

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Linda Kontol says:

11 thAmerica/Winnipegp31America/Winnipeg12bAmerica/WinnipegThu, 30 Dec 2021 17:32:39 -0600 2021 at 17:32

Thank you Mary Ann for the update!
I’m so thankful they made it through the big storm!
Linda

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Betty Hayes Albright says:

11 thAmerica/Winnipegp31America/Winnipeg12bAmerica/WinnipegThu, 30 Dec 2021 22:00:21 -0600 2021 at 22:00

Thanks for letting us know how things turned out, Mary Ann. So glad they made it through. Strong winds through nest trees always worry me. A couple of years ago there was an eagle nest in Oregon that fell from its tree during a storm. It wasn’t a nest I followed but my son told me about it as he was living there at the time. It was so sad. I’m really happy to hear that this nest and its special occupants survived!

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