Good news!

http://www.omaha.com/living/zoo/injured-eagle-that-underwent-skin-graft-has-become-drastically-stronger/article_dbe9d879-c5b0-531a-a028-6a0caa99f409.html

Video posted of bonding session..


http://youtu.be/9Ix6muGSqeU

[We haven't heard anything about them. I did find on online falcon cam website following them:]

I did inquire and this is their response:

We haven't heard anything about them.  I did find on online falcon cam website following them: http://rfalconcam.com/falconwatching/   

I responded with, yes, I know that cam well, been watching since 2002/3

Then they responded with:

I called our Syracuse office and they don't know anything about it. I have a call into our Avon office that covers the Rochester area. I'll let you know if I hear anything. 

They were very nice about it but they don't know about Seabreeze or other Juvie! No clue where they are!

Doesn't Jenny Landry have any kind of a paper trail on what happened to them? 

[Injured bald eagle treated at Henry Doorly Zoo healing well, will not need more surgeries]

Found a really promising update today on the bald eagle who had surgery:

Injured bald eagle treated at Henry Doorly Zoo healing well, will not need more surgeries

Omaha, NE -- The injured bald eagle who had a skin graft surgery at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is healing well and will not need additional surgeries, the zoo said Tuesday.

The eagle, called "Eagle 2017-172" was found near Syracuse, Nebraska, and had surgery on Aug. 4.

The bald eagle was re-evaluated Monday by Dr. Coleen Stice, an Omaha plastic surgeon helping treat the eagle, and Dr. Trenton Shrader, Zoo veterinarian.

The animal's care team says the graft looks excellent at this time with 90 percent successful attachment. The treatment plan is to allow the remaining ten percent to heal on its own without any future surgeries.

"We are happy so many people have taken interest in this eagle's recovery," said Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery Director Janet Stander. "Anytime we can pull together the expertise and resources to tackle a truly unique case like this, it makes the eventual release that much more meaningful to us at Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery. This eagle still has healing to do before he can be released but he has truly gone from a hopeless case to a success story."

The bald eagle will be kept at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium's Hospital for two more weeks to be monitored and continue antibiotic treatment.

Following the 14 days, the intent is to transfer Eagle 2017172 to Fontenelle Forest Raptor Recovery for eventual release.

http://www.weny.com/story/36150451/injured-bald-eagle-treated-at-henry-doorly-zoo-healing-well-will-not-need-more-surgeries

Excellent news!  Thanks!

Donated!

Must be practicing...

Very cute pose. He also appeared to be calling Beauty, who was on the wall and then on the cam in the same time frame.

       

I checked all the cams but that one..wondered if she was nearby..

Must be practicing...

Waiting for his Beauty ❤️

(movie)

These large gatherings of Hummers always amaze me.  I have 2 or 3 around and they fight like crazy..very territorial!   

                     

http://www.boredpanda.com/comedy-wildlife-photography-awards-2017/

Just caught Cadence and dad in the nest box.  Her position was weird I actually refreshed 3 times as I thought the cam was stuck...but she stayed in this position for several minutes while he moved around.  Then he moved out of her way and she ran out like a house on fire.  Dad still in there cleaning house.

Strange..very submissive look.  Glad you caught them, though!

Spirit update from FB. 

A big thank you to all the staff of the bird s' clinic for care for our dear spirit. I had a chance to hear from her today, she's getting better and better, her elbow is getting better. She eats well for herself, giving her pain meds twice a day. Drugs are in his food, so the stress caused by human contact is at a minimum. We don't know if she can fly one more day, but she's in very good hands. We can't wait to see what progress she'll make in the next few weeks under your care...

Thank you for posting this update, Kris! I had been checking daily for updates, but there had been none.

I am so happy that Spirit is doing well. It is very encouraging that she has a good appetite and is eating on her own, that she is being given pain meds, and that her elbow is improving.

She is a very special falcon, with so much strength, fortitude and endless courage. I don't know whether or not she will be releasable in time, but for now she is in a very good place and receiving the best of care.   

It kind of sounded like she might not be able to fly again..don't know, but she is a very special Falcon, for sure.

Spirit update from FB. 

A big thank you to all the staff of the bird s' clinic for care for our dear spirit. I had a chance to hear from her today, she's getting better and better, her elbow is getting better. She eats well for herself, giving her pain meds twice a day. Drugs are in his food, so the stress caused by human contact is at a minimum. We don't know if she can fly one more day, but she's in very good hands. We can't wait to see what progress she'll make in the next few weeks under your care...