SWFL Eagles ~ CROW returns E8 to the nest; Welcome home! 2 12 16
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2016
- At 1:00pm today, CROW returns E8 back to the nest. Cams were turned off so this video starts when the cams were turned back on. E8 slept slept most of the afternoon after such a stressful experience. Both E7 and E8 are together again with Harriet & M15. Thank you CROW and SWFLEC for your successful rescue and return of E8. Thank you for watching! Courtesy of Southwest Florida Eagle Cam Foundation and Dick Pritchett Real estate www.dickpritchettrealestate.co...
Video captured and edited by Ladyhawk774
After seeing e17 and e18 being rescued this afternoon I remembered when e8 had to be rescued. Hopefully they'll be home asap
Awwwww mum n dad are with there little ones they look so happy tears of joy happy happy happy ❤️💯😇💯❤️
Goodto see the baby's home and mom and dad doing their job. 2 great parents that are a lot of fun to watch. Glad the family is back together! Has some concerns but all looks well
I just started watching this nest last year with e9. I was watching your most recent upload of e10 and e11, and came across this video. Poor e8 had a rough beginning having to be rescued twice. Hope he's doing ok now
"On Feb. 9, E8 had to be cut free from the nest after getting monofilament fishing line wrapped around its leg and foot cutting off circulation and causing swelling. E8 was taken to the CROW clinic for treatment and released back to the nest 3 days later. The young eaglets continued to thrive and develop into juvenile eagles, fledging the nest on April 16th (E7) and May 3th (E8).
But as the nest started to deteriorate, the eagles were attacked by an owl on May 7. E7 returned the next day, E8 did not & feared dead. On May 13th, volunteers found E8 alive in a nearby neighborhood with a broken leg. E8 was again admitted to CROW for rehabilitation and recovery. After nearly 3 months at CROW, E8 was released back into the wild on August 18th. "
www.dickpritchettrealestate.com/eagle-feed.html
Thank you 😊
Oh Lady Hawk. Developers in Pgh Pa made a decision today to take Dorothy and LLouie's 4 peregrine babies from them because they are disrupting their workers. They knew the nest was there. Cruel. They cannot wait 3 more weeks. Poor babies and parents
Hi Judith - I saw the news and that is terrible. All for money greedy s#$@! I wish the community could stop this action.
Lady Hawk lot of people upset. They have been around Pgh forever. I think Dorothy was a replacement. Not sure
Hi LadyHawk I no this is an old episode of the baby Falcons being removed do we no what happen to the babies what did they do with those babies 😡
That's just cruel beyond belief.
very good
What happened to E8 to need rescuing??? Glad you were able to help!! Any new sitings on them since they left the nest??
he had clear fishing line wrapped around his leg, cutting off circulation.
How did that happen from the nest or were they flying around the water?? Thanks for your reply!!
I'm not sure, I just remember reading that in the blog. The baby couldn't fly yet, so probably the eagles built the line into the nest, after someone carelessly discarded a piece of litter where wildlife could easily pick it up, and being a non natural plastic material, the parents' attempts to remove just further tightened it. It comes back to people being irresponsible.
Thanks for answering my questiins! It's much appreciated! Have a Happy New Year!!
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Any word on e8? Recovered and released I hope
Yes E8 recovered from his injuries and was released in August 2016.
as I was watching the farewell video, I briefly saw that someone spotted one of them and it was injured. would you please tell more?
E8 was attacked by an owl and rescued with a broken femur, rehabbed for 3 months and released healthy in August 2016.
Lady Hawk thank you. poor E8..He has had so many issues. bless his heart.
I didn't see a crow 🤔🤔🤔