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The fish was still moving when he landed on that branch. I think he's making sure the fish has stopped moving, that it's dead and won't bounce around and fall from the nest nor knock a baby out of the nest etc.
From what I have very recently learned, the food should be completely "still" before it is taken to the nest so as not to disturb the nest or eaglets. Maybe he was waiting for that.
How blessed & privileged you are to be able to observe & witness such a beautiful living story here. The camera work is AMAZING and I'm so grateful for you sharing it. Thank you!
@@paulstevenwildlife and I really enjoyed your narration also; I did but I was waiting for you to say "and daddy eagle steps up with his 5 iron to stroke it out of the tree after he gets his balance😁 " I'm referring to just how quite you were talking. Great job !!
Good job Dad!!!! That is a REALLY BIG Fish! What a Fisherman👍. So cute when the kids were looking over the nest saying Come on Dad we r hungry!!!!. Bald Eagles r So Beautiful & Majestic. Love that The Eagle is on our Flag! It's amazing how they r such good parents & work together taking care of the kids❣
Awesome video! Eagles are just starting to really take residence in Ohio and I'm so happy to see nature thriving. I witnessed eagles doing their cartwheel courtship thing a few years back. They are such amazing creatures! Happy birding folks!
Loved watching your beautiful video👏🏽😃It was exciting watching Dad w/the fish underneath the nest anticipating that move to nest🥰Also your voice is Very soothing✨
This is so wicked cool! The bald eagles have moved into our area in Upstate NY, and I watch 8 nests in about a 40 minute radius of our home. Such incredible birds! Love, love, love this footage, Paul!!!!
You Sir made me enjoy this beautiful vid even more, explaining what’s going on. Your luv for these eagles 🦅 is just so awesome! Thank you Sir for sharing.
Not sure where you are located but many states have Eaglewatch programs under their Audubon umbrella. They will assign you nests to monitor and collect data on. normally requires about 30 mins of your time, every couple of weeks during the season. it's a great way to observe and record these beautiful creatures.
I’m in California a few hours away from Big Bear. I’ve been watching the eagles on live cam there. I can watch for hours, so awesome. Have a great day😊
Paul, LOVED loved your video-I really especially loved your soothing narration. I realize this was from 2013 now 3/20/2017. Our first hatch this morning in Hanover,Pa. Last year we lost both but may this year be blessed with 2 new eaglets
The original nest of 2015 came down in a storm. All eggs were lost. Never count an eagle out. They built a new nest and had 2 successful clutches in 2016, 2017 with 2 eaglets each. I hope for the best for your eagles. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Thank you so much for making this video and posting it about these Eagles and that he's bringing that great big old fish it was very exciting to watch I love to see animals in birds and especially Eagles there's such a special creation from God thank you
Looks like Dad had a pretty good meal off of that fish before he brought it home. After all, he needs to keep up his strength to keep hunting for the family!!! Excellent video and narration.
You have a good voice for the narrative. Not loud not aggressive and very clear. Maybe the Birds trying to keep his balance flapping his wings. Looks like he's destroyed part of the fish just in the transportation process. Nice video
Thank you Gabrielle. You are correct in recognizing Dakotah trying to maintain his balance. More than likely the missing pieces of the fish was from Dakotah eating his breakfast prior to flying to the nest.
Thank you for this video. This would be a great motivational video for Georgia Southern University students and the athletic department. The 🦅 Eagle struggles, but success awaits. Regards...
Drisana "Daughter Of The Sun" was the first to fly and very outgoing. Aiyanna "Eternal Blossom" is shy ans spends a lot of time close to the nest. It's so interesting to see their different personalities. Both doing very well.
Yea!! He made it!! I had faith in him!! Love it!! Eagles are my favorite!! I JUST painted a cement one wish I could show it to everyone!! Came out BEAUTIFUL!!😍MARY FROM SAGINAW MICH
What a beautiful & clear video. I think dad was waiting for mom or maybe he saw something around and waited for it to be safe? Anyway what a very sweet video when mom flew in and dad finally left so she could do her domestic duty as he kept watch. :) And yes Paul what a beautiful and soothing voice you have, I enjoyed watching the video while you narrated. Thank you for sharing
Amazing how it will not let go of its prey, I’m guessing we don’t have a clue how old they could be and it was probably a little tired and needed to regain some of its strength in order to complete the mission.. well done! Great video!
Eagles begin mating for their first clutch (Having offspring) around the 5 year mark. This was their first clutch and both eaglets successfully fledged ( Flew off to join other immature eagles. Thanks for your comment Salvatore.
Love the video. thank You. Watauga Lake. Do you mean in TN ? If so I live about 2 miles from there in Carter County,TN. At any rate I have been a ardent viewer of the ETSU University live eagle cams here (one in Bluff City TN and one in Johnson City, TN) all season long this year. But, your video shows more than the :fixed" ETSU cameras here do. I never saw Dad's challenges until today. I have just seen the "end result" here. Like, there is a fish in the nest :-) Thank you very much. Your narration was also very informative.
Thanks, Lady Hawk, for sharing your video! Watching explore cam site is sometimes frustrating cause live cam keeps getting interrupted with the "eagle" stock photo.
This is an awesome capture of something we, as humans, rarely get the opportunity to witness. What a wonderful thing!! Thank you for sharing! We have eaglets here in Big Bear, California, which we are able to see LIVE thanks to a webcam that was installed in 2013 and maintained by the Friends of Big Bear Valley. These babies hatched on April 12th and 14th and live in a Jeffrey pine 120 feet above Big Bear. Their nest is approx. 6' wide and 6' deep and has been used more than once as a Bald Eagle nursery. :) Enjoy!! www.iws.org/bigbear_youtube.html
I have read where the mother and dad uses the very same nest year in and year out. I read that a Bald's nest that was found in Canada weighed over a ton.
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The fish was still moving when he landed on that branch. I think he's making sure the fish has stopped moving, that it's dead and won't bounce around and fall from the nest nor knock a baby out of the nest etc.
All I keep imagining is this guy saying "pretty birds...so majestic" in Bob Ross' voice. Eagles are awesome.
Hahahaha
From what I have very recently learned, the food should be completely "still" before it is taken to the nest so as not to disturb the nest or eaglets. Maybe he was waiting for that.
How blessed & privileged you are to be able to observe & witness such a beautiful living story here. The camera work is AMAZING and I'm so grateful for you sharing it. Thank you!
I've seen eagles take much larger fish he wasn't struggling he was waiting.
What a absolutely great story and a beautiful family. Thank you!
Thanks Darryle. I agree ;0)
@@paulstevenwildlife I live in Knoxville and like your very quiet respectful commentary. Once again; great video.
@@paulstevenwildlife and I really enjoyed your narration also; I did but I was waiting for you to say "and daddy eagle steps up with his 5 iron to stroke it out of the tree after he gets his balance😁 " I'm referring to just how quite you were talking. Great job !!
Absolutely stunning!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful Mother Nature with all of us!! ❤
Good job Dad!!!! That is a REALLY BIG Fish! What a Fisherman👍. So cute when the kids were looking over the nest saying Come on Dad we r hungry!!!!. Bald Eagles r So Beautiful & Majestic. Love that The Eagle is on our Flag! It's amazing how they r such good parents & work together taking care of the kids❣
Such beautiful footage. Lovely narration as well. The Bald Eagle is my favorite bird...so gorgeous and majestic. ❤
My favorite bird also. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video! Eagles are just starting to really take residence in Ohio and I'm so happy to see nature thriving. I witnessed eagles doing their cartwheel courtship thing a few years back. They are such amazing creatures!
Happy birding folks!
Thanks for watching !!
I love this video! You are a fortunate person to be so near these beautiful creatures.
Yes I am. Thanks for watching.
I think he's exhausted from hauling the fish around. Took awhile to recover.
I think you are right Cynthia. Thanks for viewing.
Loved watching your beautiful video👏🏽😃It was exciting watching Dad w/the fish underneath the nest anticipating that move to nest🥰Also your voice is Very soothing✨
Thank you Melanie. Appreciate your comment.
I just said the same thing - His voice is very soothing. I enjoy his videos and commentary.
Your voice is so calming. Thank you for sharing this video
What a beautiful thing to see mom and dad both keeping the nest looked over too keep there babies safe.....
Yes it is. Thanks for watching.
I really enjoyed this video. Soft spoken narration and filming. Great job. Great job of Dad of getting that fish in the nest!
Thank you Jan I appreciate your comment.
Thank you for your patience and steady work. Well done narration too. Cheers
Very good video... i love it!! The beautiful powerful familia!!
Thanks for watching.
This is so wicked cool! The bald eagles have moved into our area in Upstate NY, and I watch 8 nests in about a 40 minute radius of our home. Such incredible birds! Love, love, love this footage, Paul!!!!
Great to see Bald Eagles flourishing. Always amazing to watch them. Thanks Yvonne
Amazing Beautiful bird the Symbol of Freedom !!!!
Yes Majestic and beautiful.
Paul, thank you for a great video! Commentary was excellent and how amazing that you get to see this beautiful family everyday! :) Love it, thanks!~
Thank you Amy
You Sir made me enjoy this beautiful vid even more, explaining what’s going on. Your luv for these eagles 🦅 is just so awesome! Thank you Sir for sharing.
Thank you Juanita
Thank you for this calm and beautiful video.
You're welcome Linda. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for watching Linda
The male was waiting for the female to come in since she is more proficient in feeding the young ...❣️
Thank you for sharing! I love to be able to see these magnificent creatures. 😊
Not sure where you are located but many states have Eaglewatch programs under their Audubon umbrella. They will assign you nests to monitor and collect data on. normally requires about 30 mins of your time, every couple of weeks during the season. it's a great way to observe and record these beautiful creatures.
Thanks Anna
I’m in California a few hours away from Big Bear. I’ve been watching the eagles on live cam there. I can watch for hours, so awesome. Have a great day😊
Just found this ... six years late! Lovely video and narration. Thanks!
Thank you for watching...even six years later ;0)
What a wondrous sight Paul - cleverly captured - Thank you!
Great video, thanks for sharing! Such a neat perspective of an eagle family
Thank you for your hard work without disturbing them
Thanks. for viewing
Paul, LOVED loved your video-I really especially loved your soothing narration. I realize this was from 2013 now 3/20/2017. Our first hatch this morning in Hanover,Pa. Last year we lost both but may this year be blessed with 2 new eaglets
Christine Mason
Thank you Christine,
My eagles will have eggs in the nest now. usually hatch around 15 April.
Enjoy
The original nest of 2015 came down in a storm. All eggs were lost. Never count an eagle out. They built a new nest and had 2 successful clutches in 2016, 2017 with 2 eaglets each. I hope for the best for your eagles. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Bravo Mr Eagle. Love the narrative.
Thank you Patti
Thank you so much for making this video and posting it about these Eagles and that he's bringing that great big old fish it was very exciting to watch I love to see animals in birds and especially Eagles there's such a special creation from God thank you
Thanks Helga. I've posted 100 videos here.
Thank you for this video; I see you spend much time with this nest. Raptors are my favorite in Nature.
You're welcome. Thanks for your comment.
Enjoyed not just the video footage, but the narration. Very informative, thanks.
Thanks Silver Charm for watching. Appreciate your comment.
The nest is massive too. What an incredible animal! ❤️
Yes indeed
That was absolutely beautiful omgosh I cant say thank you enough Paul... ty ty ty ty
Thanks for viewing JL.
I really enjoyed seeing this. I didn't realize that both ma and pa raised their young! Thanks.
Yes both share in raising the young eaglets. Dakotah (male) will also share in incubating them eggs. They mate for life. Thanks for watching.
That took alot of thought and strategy to get that beast in his nest.....great job, Dad!
A very good example of Educational Material for Young people !! Thank You !!
Thanks Mack
So amazing & beautiful! Thx for doing these!!! Soooo peaceful to watch! Love the names :)
You're welcome and thank you!
Absolutely precious!❤️
Thanks for viewing Evonne.
Enjoyed this nurturing and viewing the episode of the eagles life. Rare and Awesome....
Thank you Ramona for watching.
You can do it bird. You are a Majestic Eagle. Come on... go for it.
After a very stressful week at work, this video helped me relax! I'll check out some more of your videos. Thanks so much!
Thanks for your comment Marcia.
Right? I just want him to talk like this while I drift off to sleep
Beautiful. Thanks for the priceless video!
Thanks Jeffrey for watching. Please let me know what you think of some of my latest videos.
Eagles look small 100 plus feet in the air, up close huge talons razor sharp beak. Amazingly beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Very cool video!! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Kerry
Lovely. Thank you for sharing. Watching from England.
Thanks Linda for viewing East Tennessee U.S.A.
Truly glad i found this video! I love watching these beautiful, amazing birds. ❤
Yes they are. Thanks for watching.
@@paulstevenwildlife Thank you for recording! I would love to see more videos! I truly appreciate you for sharing.
@@meganfilbert5932 I have about a100 videos here and more coming year to hear. The eagles are neighbors for life ;0)
Looks like Dad had a pretty good meal off of that fish before he brought it home. After all, he needs to keep up his strength to keep hunting for the family!!! Excellent video and narration.
Thanks Bart. Not only did Dad get his belly full first but it also lightened his load. Thanks for viewing.
@@paulstevenwildlife Amazing how nature works, right???
Thanks so much for posting this. I appreciate that you are patient and do not intrude on them.
Thank you Samuella.
He was taking rest and also micro planning to reach up to the nest. Very nice video. Thanks
Thanks for sharing this beautiful video,!
You are welcome. Thanks for watching and your comment.
So beautiful to watch, thank you 😊
I think so too. Thank you.
I got to tell you about all I was crying watching this they are so beautiful
You have a good voice for the narrative. Not loud not aggressive and very clear. Maybe the Birds trying to keep his balance flapping his wings. Looks like he's destroyed part of the fish just in the transportation process. Nice video
Thank you Gabrielle. You are correct in recognizing Dakotah trying to maintain his balance. More than likely the missing pieces of the fish was from Dakotah eating his breakfast prior to flying to the nest.
Thank you for this video. This would be a great motivational video for Georgia Southern University students and the athletic department. The 🦅 Eagle struggles, but success awaits. Regards...
Excellent analogy. Thanks for watching.
Amazing footage. Thank you so much for sharing this. 😊 ❤️
Thank you Elizabeth
What goes through the mind of a fish when one second your just swimming along next second your soaring above the trees
I don't know and wouldn't want to find out. Thanks for your comment Rick.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful pic of the birds from Pittsfield Massachusetts
Thank you Ronald. I appreciate you watching and your comments.
Thanks for watching Ronald
Great video!!! Thanks for talking through it!
Thanks for watching!!
What a great video. Beautiful narration as well.
Thank you Sally. I'd love your feedback on some of my latest videos.
Thank you Sally
Fantastic video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Please review some of the other videos and let me know what you think.
Look at that beautiful bird!!! Amazing!
I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching.
Nice video. Everything worked out great . Good pair .
Great video, informative and special - thanks
Thanks Trude for watching.
Beautiful, you know Dad real well :) Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Drisana "Daughter Of The Sun" was the first to fly and very outgoing. Aiyanna "Eternal Blossom" is shy ans spends a lot of time close to the nest. It's so interesting to see their different personalities. Both doing very well.
I don't if anybody's ever told ya but with your voice I think you can do this for a living. Lol! Thanks for the clip!
Thanks for your kind words.
Hey Paul you talk like I feel right now STONED😎. All kidding aside I know you're whispering to not startle the Eagles and I enjoyed your video
LOL. I've had a few comments about my voice but this is a first. Thanks for watching.
Yea!! He made it!! I had faith in him!! Love it!! Eagles are my favorite!! I JUST painted a cement one wish I could show it to everyone!! Came out BEAUTIFUL!!😍MARY FROM SAGINAW MICH
I grew up in Troy MI
This is a beautifuly captured video (and voice). Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you Clementine.
I really enjoyed this, thanks so much!!
Thanks for watching Laura.
@@paulstevenwildlife I just browsed your channel and liked what I saw so much that I just became a subscriber.
@@lauradent5420 Thanks for subscribing. Enjoy the videos ;0)
What a beautiful & clear video. I think dad was waiting for mom or maybe he saw something around and waited for it to be safe? Anyway what a very sweet video when mom flew in and dad finally left so she could do her domestic duty as he kept watch. :) And yes Paul what a beautiful and soothing voice you have, I enjoyed watching the video while you narrated. Thank you for sharing
Thank you Youkie for watching.
Nice video Paul and nice narrating as well.
You have a nice voice as well.
Thank you so much.
Thank you. I appreciate you watching.
awesome video. thank you for sharing
Thanks Tony.
Thank you for this video , it showed that we can live with nature !
Indeed we can. Thanks Donald for watching.
Excellent video, very well done and educational.
Thanks for watching Lewis
Beautiful!!b. Thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Amazing how it will not let go of its prey, I’m guessing we don’t have a clue how old they could be and it was probably a little tired and needed to regain some of its strength in order to complete the mission.. well done! Great video!
Eagles begin mating for their first clutch (Having offspring) around the 5 year mark. This was their first clutch and both eaglets successfully fledged ( Flew off to join other immature eagles. Thanks for your comment Salvatore.
paul steven thanks for the information Paul. Can you believe I just got your reply from two months ago.
Love this video and the narrative helped out!
Thanks Griselle House for watching and your comment.
Awesome video. Thank you. Could be that he missed the first approach because of the weight of the fish.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING😍😘😗
Thank you Mary.
awesome video , love the eagle, what patience he had in trying to feed the ones in the nest
What a cool video. Thank you
Thanks for watching.
this is awesome....thanks so much
Thanks bobbie for watching and commenting.
Amazing! Thank you.
Thank you Karen for watching and subscribing !
Thank you for this!
You are welcome. Thanks for watching.
Great commentary and filming. Enjoyed it very much.
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Dude! He's TIRED. He is taking a break. It's obvious by the heaving chest when he first landed!
Yep, I think he's plum wore out! Thanks.
I love your voice, very soothing.
Thank you
Thank you
Love the video. thank You. Watauga Lake. Do you mean in TN ? If so I live about 2 miles from there in Carter County,TN. At any rate I have been a ardent viewer of the ETSU University live eagle cams here (one in Bluff City TN and one in Johnson City, TN) all season long this year. But, your video shows more than the :fixed" ETSU cameras here do. I never saw Dad's challenges until today. I have just seen the "end result" here. Like, there is a fish in the nest :-) Thank you very much. Your narration was also very informative.
Yes Karen Watauga Lake in TN. This is the 7th year for these love birds.
I thought I did respond here but I don't see it now. Yes Watauga Lake TN. Thanks Karen for your comment.
Thank You Paul
Paul, l watched your video again. So nice to see the whole family. Very informative
Thanks, Lady Hawk, for sharing your video! Watching explore cam site is sometimes frustrating cause live cam keeps getting interrupted with the "eagle" stock photo.
You
Can bird catches subway
Wonderful!!
Thank you so much! Amazing video
You are welcome Judith. Thanks for watching and your comment.
Majestic beauty Soo awesome creation of the Creator
@ken wesaw No creation is you should deny lie of evolution.
This is an awesome capture of something we, as humans, rarely get the opportunity to witness. What a wonderful thing!! Thank you for sharing! We have eaglets here in Big Bear, California, which we are able to see LIVE thanks to a webcam that was installed in 2013 and maintained by the Friends of Big Bear Valley. These babies hatched on April 12th and 14th and live in a Jeffrey pine 120 feet above Big Bear. Their nest is approx. 6' wide and 6' deep and has been used more than once as a Bald Eagle nursery. :) Enjoy!! www.iws.org/bigbear_youtube.html
Yes that is 1 of the popular live eagle cams!
I have read where the mother and dad uses the very same nest year in and year out. I read that a Bald's nest that was found in Canada weighed over a ton.
enjoyed this thank you
BEAUTIFUL video and love you name the whole family 😍😍😍😍😍😍
In recognition of the Native American heritage and their history with eagles I give them all names. Thank you for watching.
Aww great video. They look so good. And i love your voice man.