This live bald eagle web cam is brought to you by the National Wildlife Federation. This bald eagle pair has successfully raised chicks in this nest for ten years, where they have raised 16-17 chicks.

The nest is close to the Atlantic Ocean in Maine, so the eagles eat food from nearby ocean and freshwater environments. Generally bald eagles are scavengers which eat from already dead animals or fish, so this pair would get a lot of food from the ocean shoreline (the intertidal zone).

According to the Bald Eaglecam Blog, there are currently two eaglets in the nest.
This is a great live web cam in color with sound. You can even hear the audio at night! This video feed requires Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.

Watch The National Wildlife Federation Bald Eagle Camera

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