There are so many crazy things that happen in this world and day to day the work keeps piling on but when there is something that makes you stop what your doing and think about how grateful you are to be living in a place where you can appreciate wildlife and nature, it's truly a great thing.
Along Highway 44 & the Sacramento River there are a pair of bald eagles who had decided to set up camp. The Bald eagles who don't mind the freeway noise and folks walking across the sundial bridge to take photo's of them.
These eagles have not only been in the area for a few years but they have had babies. Three baby eagles now 11-weeks old and they are getting ready to fly!
The folks at Turtle Bay have a webcast of the nest at their visitor center and there is a webcam however it is not always operational if you want to take a look at the nest and hopefully the baby eagles learning to fly.
We hope the eagles will stay and remind us how lucky we are to have a front seat to nature live. Thanks to all the folks at Turtle Bay and Cal Trans for letting folks into our world.
To View the Nest:
http://www.turtlebay.org/caltranseaglecam.php
Enjoy!
The Largent Team,
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