Bald Eagle Restoration on the Channel Islands | Live Chat

[@KathyMB52]

Excellent 😊 Watching in 2024 and hope to see these two knowledgeable gentlemen this year. Just brilliant @Mike Fitz @Dr. Peter Sharpe 👏🏼🌟

[@marieagle6437]

Yay! One of my favorite subjects of all time. Thank you Mike and so great to see you Dr Sharp! 🪶🦅❤️

[@romy1973]

I really enjoyed this video and put a face to the name Dr Sharpe thank you both for sharing information keep up the great work

[@miditrax]

Very interesting - enjoyed Mike Fitz + Dr. Sharpe's comments on the Channel Islands eagles. Have been watching the nest at Big Bear, think one or more may have migrated there from the Channel Islands.

[@marypritchett115]

Great discussion on beautiful apex predators.

[@thertskitchenvlogs1204]

Still watching 👍

[@thertskitchenvlogs1204]

Mashallah niceeeee sharing stay safe stay healthy stay connected Allah bless you ameen 👍

[@melissawarfield]

Question: Has there ever been another female eagle that's taken over a nest where there are eagle eggs left/abandoned? That's before the crows take the eggs.

[@chrisfullerton4896]

I have had a very large eagle chase me . We have many years our home in vermont😂😅😊

[@MCHRQRD]

Great Discussion. Hope you have time to come by our Azusa Nest and say hi.

[@sarahwright4104]

How common is it for an eaglet to single out a sibling and peck it to death over a few days? Recently saw one very brutal killing and was stunned at the level of violence exhibited by such a young eaglet.

[@ExploreLiveNatureCams]

Dr. Sharpe answers a question about sibling rivalry around 27:47. It's generally about resources. If they are all getting fed, it is less likely that there will be conflict among the eaglets. We have been lucky enough not to see much sibling rivalry on our cams.

[@tomyyoung2624]

Yes time to dinner!?

[@thertskitchenvlogs1204]

Me first 🌹 The Rts kitchen

[@CalciumOxyde]

I thought the eagle was going to be the one talking not these 2 dudes.