The Eagle nest is located on the Piscataquis River in Maine. The nest is 70 feet off the ground. The pair of eagles have used the nest since 2016 and have had eaglets each year. The Moms name is Sebeca and the Dads name is Pisca after the 2 rivers that meet here. The Sebec and Piscataquis Rivers.
The camera is located across the river from the nest 900 feet away. The camera can zoom in on the nest and the parents favorite branch and surrounding area. Also, a train bridge can be seen.
We have seen Deer, Bear, Fox, Beaver, Otter, Ducks, Geese and other birds/animals along river banks.
Watch a bonded pair of bald eagles raise their family in a remote Maine river valley. This live camera captures the eagles at their massive 70-foot-high nest throughout the year, offering intimate views of nesting, incubation, and eaglet development. The scenic Piscataquis River setting provides frequent wildlife viewing opportunities including deer, bears, foxes, beavers, and otters along the banks.
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