AEF DC EAGLE CAM 6.28.17 Identifying Honor and Glory

[@fraukecasey8695]

Simply beautiful. Thank you so much for all your commitment to our little ones. I have never enjoyed anything like this and I watch your videos over and over and everytime I see some different. Again, many thanks.

[@pattyrhodenizer4716]

Thank you so much. That was a great explanation on both our babies.

[@nancysell219]

Thank you so very much for the lesson and all the pictures. You have wonderful videos and this one was especially interesting because of your teaching us. Thank you again, I among many others appreciate your time and dedication.

[@shirleyjones637]

Thank you Ms Janet for taking the time to make this video. I helps tremendously.

[@cherildurow4510]

:) thank you! It sure did help with that food drop just now. My challenge has been with the puffed up mounting feathers. Honor LOVES the fish tails, she sometimes saves the head for Glory. lol sadly that's what I have been looking for lately. What an awesome family! Thank you so very much for all the videos. I'm able to somewhat keep up while working.

[@08dsfree]

You did outstanding! Thank you for your devotion.👍

[@pianoplayer2692]

Enjoyed that. Thank you! Wonderful photos too!

[@HOMETWEETHOMES]

Thanks Janet. Very helpful!

[@urbanpastures]

Janet, I love all your videos and this one was very helpful and clear.I have also noticed their beaks and that to me is the best indicator of who is who. I am wondering if you have noticed that when viewing Glory from behind he/she always has white feathers showing on the left and the right of her/his tail? Today it seemed hard to find those white feathers but I did see them. For sure they are a birds in progress and so fun to watch. Thanks for your time, talent and videos. They are the best.

[@lois.mepstein5830]

Thanks for all your videos. I really enjoyed them.Adding conversation really personalized them. Did you mention the gape of the beak? Gape tends to identify sex. One gape ends mid eye and one gape ends end of eye. I cannot remember which is which but means male and one means female. Could you explain the difference? According to beak size and size of bird and color does this indicate Glory is a male? Also behavior. Honor always seemed to be in charge. Did Honor inherit Mr.P's white chest marking seen when crop is full?

[@suzannesnow7485]

Well done, thank you!!

[@kathys3919]

Great explanations. I have been using those markers too but as you said it can be so hard when they aren't together. I also noticed Monday that Honor has two vertical white lines about as wide apart as the open end of Glory's inverted v and in the same area if it stays. I loved your video of Honor dancing and the 3 day highlight. Thanks again for the creative and enjoyable videos.

[@cliff.n5248]

perfectly explained, thank you!

[@cmitchell8106]

Glad you point out Glory's beak "mustache" or "racing stripe" - I've noticed that for weeks as well. (Or maybe it's an incomplete Nike "swoosh" - can see clever G thinking "basketball players get shoe deals, golfers have golf-club deals, why can't I get a beak deal?" :D )

[@crazyeaglelady]

Thank you so much for this great video, Janet. I get them mixed up quite a bit. Mostly I relied on their size or coloring, but still have found myself wrong, Thanks again!

[@darleneagle9022]

Thanks Janice for the explanation. I have noticed all the same differences which has totally led me to believe Glory is a boy. All differences that separate him from Honor are very much the same as Mr P. Not to mention the size of the feet. Honor - Like TFL - has bigger feet than Glory as does TFL's feet are bigger than Mr. P.

[@judylattimore3756]

You did well. Thank you.

[@yvonnebrown3264]

Thanks Janet for helping us identify them. I also noticed that Glory is more brown and Honor is almost black color. You did a great job!

[@cliff.n5248]

when will they start getting there white feathers?

[@nobodyshome4195]

Liberty's branch!!! I know who you know :))