Bless their hearts, growing up is hard🥹. Once you leave the nest, there’s no going back to the way things were…. Ellie is the best, and they just don’t realize how lucky they were and are. She stuck it out and took it. To be able to get in the psyche of an eagle would be my dream. Thank you, Androcat and Farmer Derek. Ellie/Harvey and kids of 2024 will always have a special place in my ❤️
@suzancecil2239. YW 🙂. Ellie was like yeah kid, I’ve seen this all before. I need to aerate. If we were to be able to get in their psyche, we would surely find out how wrong we were about everything 😉😂.
Lots of action that’s for sure! The dynamics have certainly changed between Wichita and Cheyenne. Survival of the fittest is surely “kicking” in. lol Cheyenne was very hungry. What surprised me most from all the chaos was Ellie’s reaction. She could have been a great deal more aggressive with Cheyenne but she wasn’t. So delighted to finally see Wichita at the nest. Maybe we’ll see more of them; as long as Mom and Dad just drop the food and go! Tyvm Androcat 💜🦅💜
@PriscillaD225. YW🙂. Mom is used to juvie behavior changes. I am sure none of that felt good, but she is able to get away if she wants. She was determined to aerate 😬. I am hoping for more visits, we shall see. 💜
Wow! Cheyenne is fierce! I've never seen an eglet do that to a parent, I guess because the parent usually checks out and let the eglet have its moments...that was intense. I can't believe Ellie didn't come out of this bleeding 😳...thanks for the video Androcat!
Thank you for showing this. These are two of my favorite eaglets, fledglings, juveniles. They gave me so many great views of wingers and fantastic hovering. I laugh every time that I recall seeing only their feet on my computer screen as they lifted themselves out of sight.
@dorenandsara. YW 🙂. What a great season! I am so grateful Farmer Derek shared this cam with all of us. Such fun memories, those feet dangling while hovering! 💙
She demands food from mom. I worried about mother's paws. The baby is very hungry but she can't hunting. I hope that mom brought food for her. Thanks for your video. ❤
Cheyenne was like how dare you come to the nest with no food. Ellie was like yeah this is my nest so kept coming back she had business to take care of and no hangry eaglet was gonna stop her. Just love this nest, my second favorite. Thank you Androcat for video of the action and thank you Farmer Derek. BTW your credits in description are for the SWFL nest. It happens when putting videos out especially at night .😉
Terri Stauffer. YW 🙂. I kept yelling at Ellie to stay off the nest, but she couldn't hear me 😉! I did fix the credits, and thank you for letting me know. It probably happens more at night, when I cut and paste credits, because I am so tired from getting up early🙃. Please always let me know when you see errors, so I can fix them. 🩷
@michellethrockmorton7233. YW 🙂. Yes, the behavior of biting the adult’s feet, looking for food, is normal. That starts in the nest about the same time as mantling food. The juvies get more aggressive over/with food as they get older, a behavior that is survival instinct. They will fight for food and survival for the rest of their lives. Now that they have fledged, they can grab the food and go, and hopefully eat away from other birds trying to take it. Ellie knows the behavior of her offspring, and when to get away from them. At this point in the juvies lives, the adults equal food, then they want the adults to get away so the food doesn’t get stolen. Cheyenne’s behavior indicated he/she wanted food, and the adult off the nest. Hope that helps. 💙
@@androcat12 yes it helps, I’m not familiar with Eagles and their behavior. Thank you for taking the time to explain this to me, thank you for the videos.
@michellethrockmorton7233. YW 🙂. Please always feel free to ask! And I appreciate you watching my videos. What a fantastic season we were privileged to witness at this nest! 💕
Hello, I'm Charles Nike Watching from Florida Jacksonville USA. I'm sorry if I may appear intrusive I just want to let you know I didn't know this kind of beauty 😍 still exist, Where are you watching from?
@CharlesNike. There are lots of eagle cams to watch. This is the Kansas Bald Eagle cam: ruclips.net/user/live7gIwQwxfGPg?si=zWuzaLRq_bhvZRm1 . Farmer Derek in Kansas has a number of live cams on his channel. I watch from S FL. 🦅🦅
@michellethrockmorton7233. Yes, it sure did. I sometimes include the orioles and flycatchers in the videos. I included that segment, then forgot to add it to the time stamps (thank you). Orioles will pester eagles, as many small birds do, just trying to protect their own little families. 💜 Link: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Baltimore_Oriole/overview
Hello, I'm Charles Nike Watching from Florida Jacksonville USA. I'm sorry if I may appear intrusive I just want to let you know I didn't know this kind of beauty 😍 still exist, Where are you watching from?
Oh my...👀😲🦅🦅🦅💓 Cheyenne is so very feisty💪🦅 And Mom Ellie is a strict Mom👀🦅❤ (sometimes?).. Cheyenne kicks his Sister Wichita👀🦅🦅 But Wichita is feisty also💪🦅💓 Certainly our Squee Cheyenne claims the nest😃🦅☘ "Eagle Cowboy"😉🦅😍 He is determined and brave💓🦅 Oh... Hoping all is well❤🙏🦅🦅🦅🦅☘🌿🌄 And nobody is upset🙏🦅🦅🦅🦅❤ (we, humans, put our emotions into the Eagles, yes... and we worry at times...🙏👀) Keep thriving, adorable Eagle family❤🦅🦅🦅🦅🌄 Thank you, dear Androcat and Farmer Derek🦅🦅🦅🦅🌄💞 Take care❤ Be blessed everyone❤❤❤
@@androcat12 🙏❤🦅🦅🦅🦅 Dear Androcat, what is a "booty scoot"? Is it a scratch or some cleaning their bottoms?👀😊🦅 Our Eaglets in SW Florida did the similar in the water, right? Like "dunking"😊 /bottom dip👀 It is so interesting to watch🦅🦅
@pesyira. A booty scoot could be a scratching movement, a dry or wet bath simulation (if raining), or could be parasites. Eagles/eaglets do get parasites, especially eaglets in the nest. External parasites can be minimized post fledge with preening/bathing/sunning in heraldic pose. My understanding of internal parasites is many die off after completing the stage of their life cycle in the host bird. I am not an expert on the topic, just what I try to understand through reading and asking those who know more than I do. 🩷
@itsmegoomy2364. I think it was likely a combination of Cheyenne wanted food (they always want food), did not want Mom on the nest, and Cheyenne has had the nest to his/herself on visits post fledge. The adults have been such great providers all season, so I doubt that has changed. 🩷
Ellie, well done!!! I believe that she is teaching her kids to defend their territory against intruders
Bless their hearts, growing up is hard🥹. Once you leave the nest, there’s no going back to the way things were…. Ellie is the best, and they just don’t realize how lucky they were and are. She stuck it out and took it. To be able to get in the psyche of an eagle would be my dream. Thank you, Androcat and Farmer Derek. Ellie/Harvey and kids of 2024 will always have a special place in my ❤️
@suzancecil2239. YW 🙂. Ellie was like yeah kid, I’ve seen this all before. I need to aerate. If we were to be able to get in their psyche, we would surely find out how wrong we were about everything 😉😂.
Lots of action that’s for sure! The dynamics have certainly changed between Wichita and Cheyenne. Survival of the fittest is surely “kicking” in. lol Cheyenne was very hungry. What surprised me most from all the chaos was Ellie’s reaction. She could have been a great deal more aggressive with Cheyenne but she wasn’t.
So delighted to finally see Wichita at the nest. Maybe we’ll see more of them; as long as Mom and Dad just drop the food and go! Tyvm Androcat 💜🦅💜
@PriscillaD225. YW🙂. Mom is used to juvie behavior changes. I am sure none of that felt good, but she is able to get away if she wants. She was determined to aerate 😬. I am hoping for more visits, we shall see. 💜
@@androcat12TY 😊Yup forgot this is not her first rodeo 😂💜
@PriscillaD225. 💀
Momma kept her cool and toughed it out cuz that’s what momma’s do !!!! Time to teach the little ones to hunt 😎
Gives a little bit of a different meaning to the term “ankle biter“. 😂
@kclaura3044. Over, and over...😳!
Wow! Cheyenne is fierce! I've never seen an eglet do that to a parent, I guess because the parent usually checks out and let the eglet have its moments...that was intense. I can't believe Ellie didn't come out of this bleeding 😳...thanks for the video Androcat!
@marciahoegg7899. YW 🙂. Cheyenne sure was fired up, and Mom wanted to aerate 😬. 💙
WOW! Ellie is very easy going. Thank you.
@lazy855. YW 🙂. Ellie is a fantastic eagle Mom, and easy going perfectly describes her behavior this entire season. 🩷
Causing a ruckus😆😄😂"You forgot the food Mom"!😆😄lol
@l.c.s.7440. Cheyenne reminded Mom. 😳
Thank you for showing this. These are two of my favorite eaglets, fledglings, juveniles. They gave me so many great views of wingers and fantastic hovering. I laugh every time that I recall seeing only their feet on my computer screen as they lifted themselves out of sight.
@dorenandsara. YW 🙂. What a great season! I am so grateful Farmer Derek shared this cam with all of us. Such fun memories, those feet dangling while hovering! 💙
That one eagle was hangry! 😅
She demands food from mom.
I worried about mother's paws.
The baby is very hungry but she can't hunting. I hope that mom brought food for her. Thanks for your video. ❤
Sergei. YW 🙂. Mom appeared fine; I zoomed in on her feet. They have been such awesome providers all season, I am confident that continues. 💜
@@androcat12 Hi Androcat!
Thank you for your answer. 👌👍
Cheyenne was like how dare you come to the nest with no food. Ellie was like yeah this is my nest so kept coming back she had business to take care of and no hangry eaglet was gonna stop her. Just love this nest, my second favorite. Thank you Androcat for video of the action and thank you Farmer Derek.
BTW your credits in description are for the SWFL nest. It happens when putting videos out especially at night .😉
Terri Stauffer. YW 🙂. I kept yelling at Ellie to stay off the nest, but she couldn't hear me 😉! I did fix the credits, and thank you for letting me know. It probably happens more at night, when I cut and paste credits, because I am so tired from getting up early🙃. Please always let me know when you see errors, so I can fix them. 🩷
Good lessons from Ellie… Cheyenne is a big girl! (IMO) thx for the video Androcat, great work as usual! ♥️
Amy. YW 🙂. What a night lol! You may be right. 😁❤️
WOW Amazed how many times Ellie risked loosing a talon LOL...what a night!! Thanks for your videos & speed of them! You are great!! Androcat 🤩
@NinaFoley1. YW 🙂, and thank you for your kind words. Ellie is boss, this is her nest, but even she may have been doubting that last night! 😉😂
😂
Now that's HANGRY!!
Chaos in Kansas lol! Great video, Androcat! Thank you!
@nomado3650. YW 🙂. What a night! It was fun to see Wichita too! 🩷
Quite the visit. Wow. They're pretty funny here with all of their energy😋❤🦅🦅
@lb1460. Big changes over the last week with them!
Oh my goodness ... and Ellie stayed so calm. Aerating HER nest after all the drama lol. Cheyenne do you feel better now ? 😅.
@dianestiner8602. Ellie has always been so patient with them. She is a fantastic eagle Mom. 🩷
Attacking mom for food is that normal behavior, was scared for Ellie for a bit… thanks for the video.
@michellethrockmorton7233. YW 🙂. Yes, the behavior of biting the adult’s feet, looking for food, is normal. That starts in the nest about the same time as mantling food. The juvies get more aggressive over/with food as they get older, a behavior that is survival instinct. They will fight for food and survival for the rest of their lives. Now that they have fledged, they can grab the food and go, and hopefully eat away from other birds trying to take it. Ellie knows the behavior of her offspring, and when to get away from them. At this point in the juvies lives, the adults equal food, then they want the adults to get away so the food doesn’t get stolen. Cheyenne’s behavior indicated he/she wanted food, and the adult off the nest. Hope that helps. 💙
@@androcat12 yes it helps, I’m not familiar with Eagles and their behavior. Thank you for taking the time to explain this to me, thank you for the videos.
@michellethrockmorton7233. YW 🙂. Please always feel free to ask! And I appreciate you watching my videos. What a fantastic season we were privileged to witness at this nest! 💕
The never ending bickering between these two lol
Pulling on mommas leg! That’s dangerous 😂
ty for the video, booty scoot lol
Hello, I'm Charles Nike Watching from Florida Jacksonville USA. I'm sorry if I may appear intrusive I just want to let you know I didn't know this kind of beauty 😍 still exist, Where are you watching from?
@CharlesNike. There are lots of eagle cams to watch. This is the Kansas Bald Eagle cam: ruclips.net/user/live7gIwQwxfGPg?si=zWuzaLRq_bhvZRm1 . Farmer Derek in Kansas has a number of live cams on his channel. I watch from S FL. 🦅🦅
Good grief 😂❤
20:42:06 a oriole lands on a branch close to Ellie, when it leaves looks like it takes a swipe at Ellie.
@michellethrockmorton7233. Yes, it sure did. I sometimes include the orioles and flycatchers in the videos. I included that segment, then forgot to add it to the time stamps (thank you). Orioles will pester eagles, as many small birds do, just trying to protect their own little families. 💜 Link: www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Baltimore_Oriole/overview
Ellie is a sweetheart 💕
Wow poor mom that’s crazy
My dear friend! Awesome clip!
Faxinating. Hi there, and thank you! Our little Cheyenne is big and fierce now 😬. Hope you are having a nice summer! 🌞💕
@androcat12 Hello, my friend! I always love your descriptions!
You have always been an inspiration for me! 😍🦅
@Faxinating. Thank you for your kind words, and all of your amazing videos. Your "shorts" are my fave of all creators! 🩷
😍🦅😍🦅😍⭐
good life training ....
Hello, I'm Charles Nike Watching from Florida Jacksonville USA. I'm sorry if I may appear intrusive I just want to let you know I didn't know this kind of beauty 😍 still exist, Where are you watching from?
😮 she's biting mom's foot 😳
@vickikelly3059. Cheyenne got her a few times. 😬
Oh my...👀😲🦅🦅🦅💓 Cheyenne is so very feisty💪🦅 And Mom Ellie is a strict Mom👀🦅❤ (sometimes?).. Cheyenne kicks his Sister Wichita👀🦅🦅 But Wichita is feisty also💪🦅💓 Certainly our Squee Cheyenne claims the nest😃🦅☘ "Eagle Cowboy"😉🦅😍 He is determined and brave💓🦅 Oh... Hoping all is well❤🙏🦅🦅🦅🦅☘🌿🌄 And nobody is upset🙏🦅🦅🦅🦅❤ (we, humans, put our emotions into the Eagles, yes... and we worry at times...🙏👀) Keep thriving, adorable Eagle family❤🦅🦅🦅🦅🌄 Thank you, dear Androcat and Farmer Derek🦅🦅🦅🦅🌄💞 Take care❤ Be blessed everyone❤❤❤
pesyira. YW 🙂. Cheyenne is a feisty one! I think all is well. We can only know what we see. We do know the adults here are fantastic providers. 🩷
@@androcat12
🙏❤🦅🦅🦅🦅 Dear Androcat, what is a "booty scoot"? Is it a scratch or some cleaning their bottoms?👀😊🦅 Our Eaglets in SW Florida did the similar in the water, right? Like "dunking"😊 /bottom dip👀 It is so interesting to watch🦅🦅
@pesyira. A booty scoot could be a scratching movement, a dry or wet bath simulation (if raining), or could be parasites. Eagles/eaglets do get parasites, especially eaglets in the nest. External parasites can be minimized post fledge with preening/bathing/sunning in heraldic pose. My understanding of internal parasites is many die off after completing the stage of their life cycle in the host bird. I am not an expert on the topic, just what I try to understand through reading and asking those who know more than I do. 🩷
@@androcat12
Oh... Hoping the natural Eagle health is strong🙏🦅🦅 Thank you, Androcat, for the info🙏🦅
Gosh I wonder if Cheyenne is super hungry because they don't usually act THAT crazy!
@itsmegoomy2364. I think it was likely a combination of Cheyenne wanted food (they always want food), did not want Mom on the nest, and Cheyenne has had the nest to his/herself on visits post fledge. The adults have been such great providers all season, so I doubt that has changed. 🩷
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she wanted food from mama
@combatduckie. Food, and Mom off the nest. 😬🩷
@@androcat12funny 😋
It thinks Mom has food in its claws
@jeannebentsen2794. Indeed! And wasn’t too happy about Mom being on the nest without a fish/food. 😉💜
Maybe bring food next time😂