[Update Feb. 26, 2017]

An encouraging update on Peace today:

Update Feb. 26, 2017

You can view Peace live at www.acfbop.org. Peace has a nest approximately 3 feet off the ground on the right side of Cam 2. It was placed there to allow Peace to be with the other eagle in the flight barn. He will remain there and take flight when he's ready. Audubon staff has seen a considerable improvement in Peace’s behavior/activity since he was moved to the flight cage on Friday late afternoon. He is eating well and even begging the other eagle to feed him! His world is better and will soon be even better! We look forward to his release in the nest area when Audubon declares him ready.

 

That nest and deck looks a lot nicer in the dark!   

Sounds like Peace is making steady progress. Thanks Alison! 

Love the camera shot from above the nest! 

 

 

       

 

 

 

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I just pinged Netsville to find out what's going on.

You must be so tired of this constant runaround! I really appreciate all that you do to keep the cams and site running well and I'm sure everyone else does too.

Dot in PA

 

Well, that was quite a squall!

(movie)

Yes it was and I drove right into it on 390! 

Sorry to hear you had to drive through that, MAK!

No prob Alison, I'm from Western New York and snow squalls are a way of life here! Call me crazy but I actually like them!!!   

Well, that was quite a squall!

(movie)

Yes it was and I drove right into it on 390! 

 My nephew, Brian and Aunt Marge and Uncle Carl used to go to the Tug Hill Plateau for snowmobiling. I love snow but I can't even imagine keeping up with that much snow!!!

Thanks for updates Donna and Alison!