We invite our viewers into the world of Bald Eagles through our high-definition live-streaming cameras placed over wild and captive Bald Eagle Nests. We are grateful to HDOnTap for generously donating their streaming service and partnering with us to achieve the highest quality possible.
If a situation occurs that can be directly linked to a man-made cause such as monofilament entanglement a panel of experts can be called in to determine whether action should be taken to support a nest. Actions cannot be taken in situations that are found to occur naturally in the wild, such as avian pox, nest disruption caused by storms, predators, etc. As always, viewer discretion is advised when watching our nest cams.
The Dollywood Nest Cams feature unbonded male and female bald eagles. Although these eagles are non-releasable and are unable to survive in the wild, they live the most natural life that they can in human care. Three cams provide very closeup, high definition views of every important moment in the nesting season, and a third cam shows the tree and the nest from a distance away, enabling viewers to witness the adult eagles flying into the nest, as well as the juvenile eagles branching and fledging.
The cam provides a closeup, high definition view the important nesting season milestones. The program service to inform and educate park visitors about these wild and protecting birds who live seasonally in the state park. These cams are powered completely by solar energy. Through photos and ground observations we have a positively identified the pair of eagles as Mr. President and Lotus. In , TRIP II established a private acre wetlands preserve in Leesburg, Virginia during the construction of the Dulles Greenway roadway to mitigate the loss of roughly 64 acres of federally protected wetlands.
Today, the wetlands property is managed by the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and utilized for local wildlife education. This Bald Eagle pair has an interesting history. Since this pair has relocated their nest to a very remote location, we no longer have cams on them but they are still seen and monitored by AEF staff. This cam is not operating currently. Records have been kept since , and the pair has raised and successfully fledged eaglets each season since then.
