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I am a member of the Hancock Wildlife Foundation Discussion Forum . This year, the Foundation has teamed up with WildEarth to stream three different eagle's nests.
The Hornby Eagles
In 2006, Ma and Pa Hornby became superstars as theirs was the first nest to be streamed over the Internet. Thousands of viewers cried together when the eggs did not hatch that year.
The nest is on Hornby Island which is off the coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. This year, the Hornbys laid two eggs which are due to hatch at the end of April.
Update on May 1, 2009
We have two Hornby hatchlings!! Egglet #1, named Hope by Doug Carrick, hatched at about 7:40 a.m. on April 27, 2009. And on April 30th at about 1:40 p.m., egglet #2, Echo, hatched. Welcome to the world, Hope and Echo!!
Update on May 11, 2009 - Tragic News
Today baby eaglet, Echo Hornby, died as a result of a tragic accident. We do not know for sure but what probably happened is that one of the eaglets pooped on Mom's feathers and Echo became stuck to Mom. Mom tried her best to help him. She even waited for hours brooding Echo under her but when she finally flew off the nest, Echo was still stuck to her. Echo fell almost immediately after Mom left the nest. Doug Carrick, the "father" of the Hornby eagles, found little Echo's body under the tree shortly after. Rest in peace, Little Echo. I will always remember you!
Hornby Thread-Hancock Wildlife Discussion Forum
The Sidney Eagle's Nest
In 2007, we watched as Mom and Dad Ssanich raised Skye and, in 2008, triplets!!!!
This year, they have laid three eggs again. Wow!! They are due to hatch at the beginning of April.
Update on April 24, 2009 All three of the eggs hatched!! #1 on April 8, #2 on April 10 and #2 on April 14. Join us and watch the eaglets grow!
Sidney Nest Thread - Hancock Wildlife Discussion Forum
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I took up the sport of sailing in my retirement and I love it!!!. I sail a 22-foot Venture out of the Fanshawe Yacht Club and Sailing School in London, Ontario, Canada.
My other hobbies include photography and playing the flute in a local concert band.
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Happy Hornby Hatchday!!!!
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Our first glimpse of the hatchling…
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Posted on April 27, 2009 at 18:34 — 1 Comment
The Newest Sidney Eaglet
#1 is doing well and is turning out to be a peeper like her brother, Lil Sid. Yikes--it's going to be a noisy nest!!
Here is a family portrait video from the morning of April 9th.
The next two eggs in the clutch should hatch over the next 4-5 days.
Check out the seekpoints and watch the Sidney… Continue
Posted on April 10, 2009 at 14:30
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