With some sloppy winter weather headed our way for the weekend, PropTalk started to contemplate how to pass the hours this weekend. One great way to while away the boring winter months indoors is to take advantage of the many different wildlife cams that capture a slightly voyeuristic angle on Bay wildlife.
The Blackwater Eagle Cam is a PropTalk favorite. Mounted high in a loblolly pine tree somewhere inside Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, this cam updates every 15 seconds. This pair of eagles is currently incubating a clutch of three eggs (the pair take turns on the nest). The eggs should hatch sometime in the last week of February into early march.
You can view the webcam by clicking here. Check out the video of the pair on the nest above.
Friday, February 15, 2013 - 12:14
With some sloppy winter weather headed our way for the weekend, PropTalk started to contemplate how to pass the hours this weekend. One great way to while away the boring winter months indoors is to take advantage of the many different wildlife cams that capture a slightly voyeuristic angle on Bay wildlife.
The Blackwater Eagle Cam is a PropTalk favorite. Mounted high in a loblolly pine tree somewhere inside Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, this cam updates every 15 seconds. This pair of eagles is currently incubating a clutch of three eggs (the pair take turns on the nest). The eggs should hatch sometime in the last week of February into early march.
You can view the webcam by clicking here. Check out the video of the pair on the nest above.