May 4, 2012: This morning we noticed a young eaglet having problems in the nest. He seemed to be trapped and was struggling to get up. His worried parents were unable to help him. USFWS granted a permit for a rescue, and an experienced tree climber climbed 70 feet to the nest and freed the eaglet. A quick body check resulted in the eaglet being removed from the nest, to be examined at a wildlife hospital.

Sadly, on April 30, the other eaglet fell from the nest and died.

2nd hatch: ?
1st hatch: 4/13/2012

From the website:
You are watching a LIVE streaming video of a nesting pair of Bald Eagles located in central Minnesota, USA. Positioned 75 feet in the air, this camera is 100% powered by solar energy. It is equipped with audio and pan tilt zoom features. Thanks to Broadband Corp's wireless network, they are able to bring you this rare look into nature. Please show them your appreciation for all of their hard work. Special thanks to Broadband MN and Hutchinson Co-op Agronomy for making this possible!

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