FOBBV CAM🦅Jackie Makes A Snow Angel❄️Shadow Delivers A Fish Gift (Finally!)🐠😋2024-01-21 

And the most beautiful beaks,too. 🦅❤️

I think they are the prettiest pair out of all the nests I view and the HD camera and view are the most beautiful. 🦅😍

Jackie calls it sharing I think Shadows has another word for it 😳

Here that girl is with a wonky stick.

​@@dolliemaesone"What's mine is mine and what's yours is mine. Glad that's clear. Thanks hun" 😁

😂 sharing…shadow disagrees but he loves her either way.

😂​@@dolliemaesone

Usually between January and March. 😊

I am going to disagree and say it's just about eggcellent.

@@LaurieFloodTeacher 😅

@@LaurieFloodTeacher No need to yolk around.

prefer Eagle Angel

I think she's hoping to use Raven feathers this year 😊No, for J&S it is all about the engineering of the framework. Fluff comes later after the shouting has stopped about the stick placement.

linda--This Q comes up quite often. J & S like a lot of sticks mostly for things other than structural support. They will bring grassy fluff from lake margins when the Eggs are laid or J senses Eggs are imminent. Don't be concerned. Type in an old Cali' Spirit' video from a few yrs ago , and see what she grew up with on floor of Nest. Many nests down South have an abundance of Grassy nest fluff. And on other hand, not that many sticks except on outer rail locations.

🦜Looks difficult to lay eggs and even to raise an eaglet, right? Especially when S loves his sticks and decorating their nest 😂 It always made me wonder when I first started watching J&S a few yrs ago and wondered "how can it be possible" to raise a family with all those sticks everywhere. They've made it work, and the center will be cleared out in due time 😊. I like watching Shadow decorating!!!!

@@michaelhalahan Appreciate that! I only started watching them last year, It was when Jackie was covered with snow, And have been watching since, Love Jackie and Shadow! Ty you again it helped alot!

@@michaelhalahan Thats true, I noticed J&Ss nest had alot more sticks than like M15s nest.

@@schen5425 Yes Shadow Definitely Loves his Sticks!

He just brought her a fish and she ate it. Rewind

🦅Bald Eagle 101. How Tall are J&S? How much do they Weigh? Is their Wingspan longer than me? How long do they live? Eagle facts help answer those questions➡imgur.com/a/lgaxUPS Enjoy!😊

Perhaps, perhaps not. But remember this: Neither the male nor the female, nor their offspring have ANY idea that they have been named by observers they do not even know exist! And on some sites, I see eagles or other birds given alphanumeric designators, like F23 or M87 or E19. That might be more scientific, but it also does not allow for 'emotional' attributes to manifest among observers. If it were not for observers, we would know so much LESS about these wonderful creatures. Besides. To themselves, they have names. He is "Ekk ekek EEq!" and she is "Krrk ekk KRWW". The 'ekk' is a patronymic, but as a very VERY common name among bald eagles, it does not necessarily connote consanguinity.

@@sylvisterling8782 Should an entomologist give names to insect they observe

@@alanoneill3065 If it encourages people to follow their activities, and contribute to the preservation of them, yes. Remember, as I said, they have *no idea* that they have human names. Not a clue. and I very much doubt that anyone reading this would think that the eagles are being demeaned.

It seems a bit of a late start this year doesn't it?

​@@Mr42960 Actually, Jackie usually lays from January into March. She's just getting started! Lol