This webcam comes to you from Northwich, England and gives you a live view of a Bald Eagle nest at the Cheshire Falconry.  Two adult bald eagles have prepared a nest and hopefully will hatch two eggs which were laid from March 19th-24th.  Cross your fingers and hopefully these eggs will not be infertile.  This bald eagle webcam updates every 3 to 5 seconds and is online during daylight hours in the UK.  Watch the bald eagle webcam in England.

This Bald Eagle cam comes to you courtesy of Audubon of Florida’s Friends of the Eagle in St. Lucie county.  Watch a nesting pair of Bald Eagles care for baby eagles that recently hatched between January 9-11.  In addition to the web cam, you can view photos & videos and read the latest news on the eagles.  This bald eagle webcam has live streaming video.

Watch the Friends of the Eagle Cam in Florida.

This Bald Eagle nest cam comes to you live from Vancouver, British Columbia courtesy of Wavelit and the Stanley Park Ecological Society. This is season two of the Eagle cam - last year they were a big hit on the internet and perhaps the first to give you a close look at a bald eagle nest with live video with sound. Be sure to visit their forums if you want to discuss this cam and check out some of their other animal cams as well.

Watch the Stanley Park Bald Eagle Cam

This live bald eagle cam is located in the Barton Island Territory in Massachusetts. The video feed provides an aerial view of the nest without sound. To let everyone have a turn watching the eagles, viewing times are limited to 10 minutes.

This camera is brought to you by FirstLight Power Resources . You will need Windows Media Player to view this feed.

Watch the FirstLight Bald Eagle Cam

Bald Eagle nesting season is upon us again and the Institute for Wildlife Studies brings you the Channel Islands Eagle Cams from California.  There are three cams to watch - one has streaming video with audio from the Santa Cruz Island nest cam.  Two more have streaming video - one from the Two Harbors Nest and another from the West End Nest.  Because of the popularity of these bald eagle cams, viewing time is limited to five minutes.  Please consider donating to help fund their bald eagle cams.

Watch the Channel Island Bald Eagle Cams

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

Eagle Eye Camera number two is finally online for your eagle watching enjoyment! This video camera is brought to you by Infotec Business Systems.

There are two baby eaglets in the nest, so no need to worry about whether they will hatch or not!

These video feeds require Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.

Watch the “Eagle Eye” Camera

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Just when you thought there were no more bald eagle nests to watch, another one pops up for everyone on the Internet to enjoy. In this nest there is one lonely bald eagle chick. It is located on Santa Cruz Island, California.

This video feed requires Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.

Watch the Santa Cruz Island live bald eagle nest cam

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As you probably are already aware, the pair of nesting bald eagles at Hornsby Island did not have a successful hatching of baby eagles this year. Hopefully they will have better luck next time.

An avid eagle fan made a fitting tribute to their efforts. I’ve hosted this in a seperate location to save him bandwidth.

Watch The Hornsby Island Bald Eagle Video Tribute