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Weeyin, yes, I do enjoy watching the ospreys.  It's a lovely view when they move the cam so that the loch is visible.  Plus it's daylight in Scotland when this night owl is up late.  Right now, one of the birds--the female, I assume--is rearranging sticks in the nest.

1:40 AM - I'll have to take the word of all of you that it's Jay.  Someone is sleeping in the nest.  When I checked in several times Friday night and saw the uncovered eggs, I felt terrible.

For those night owls in the crown who haven't had their fill of bird watching by the time Kay goes to sleep and the eagles fade out in the dark, here's an osprey nest cam in Scotland:http://www.thewebbroadcastingcorporation.com/swt/swt.php

Busy elsewhere, Bob.  I have dropped in occasionally to check out Kay and Jay and now the eagles but haven't posted.

As my sign in name says:  Chicago.I was pleased to see the new eagle cam when I first visited this year a couple of weeks ago.

Russell, it wouldn't take more than a few minutes to become attached to a cutie like Mojo.  I do so hope she gets better.

Hi, friends,I haven't been here in several days--trying to catch up with other sites and other things I've been neglecting since the Tulsa nest watch began.  I just watched a short video of the banding of the peregrine eyasses from the scrape on the Evanston, Il, Public Library, and thought you'd like to see it ...

KJRH Webmaster:That's affirmative I'll be here at noon... Look forward to meeting everyone!Well, not everyone, Russell.    Hope the weather is good for those who can make it and that you have a Thunder sighting.For those going to lunch, please raise your glasses high and toast Russell and the whole KJRH staff.

socal:Now it's moving toward off camera... just the body is present. Thanks camera person! Windshield wiper just took care of that guy lickity split! eeeewwww... I do not care for spiders.Am I ever glad I wasn't watching the cam at that point!  I'm with you, Socal.  If a spider is shown on a nature program on TV, I have to close my ...

Bville: bobdmac:I'm trying to imagine what would be a more appropriate helmet, the WW I leather flying ace type (maybe with goggles) or the white plastic 60's era with the flip down visor. ..... bobdmac: I believe I'll cast my vote for the brown leather flying ace helmet (matches the plumage, don't you know) & goggles (i.e., bugshield), ...