Most pictures are from the Maine Bald Eagle Cam Discussion Forum's
thread on the Tesoro Eagle Cam
Additional info and pictures from the Hancock Wildlife Channel's
thread on the Tesoro Bald Eagle Cam
LakeMaMa's photos - February 2, 2008
LakeMaMa's photos - February 2, 2008
"Mama was providing shade for a while."
Paula's photo - February 2, 2008
Lori's photo - February 2, 2008
Lolly's photo - February 2, 2008
Lolly: "I took this yesterday. Looks like a little sibling rivalry. I saw more of it this evening but didn't catch it." [picture was posted the evening of February 3rd]
PattiO's photo - February 3, 2008
Lori: "I've been watching them off and on and I happened to catch a feeding awhile ago. Of course Tess raced to the feeding line and tried to keep Oro at bay but... little Oro charged right by her and got up in Mom's face and got a really nice feeding. Tess just sat there and watched.
I was cheering for the little guy." 
PattiO's photo - February 3, 2008
Skipper's photo - February 3, 2008
LakeMaMa's photos - February 4, 2008
LakeMaMa's photo - February 4, 2008
Sherri's photo - February 4, 2008
purpleagle: "It appears that Tes has quite a mohawk at the moment!"
LakeMaMa's photos - February 4, 2008
It certainly looks as if one of them is watching the line of birds flying by - and see how big the wings are getting!
ConnyZ's photo - February 5, 2008
Sherri's photo - February 5, 2008
"No! ..... I am NOT an ostrich!
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Sherri's photo - February 5, 2008
"On lookout duty!
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JudyB's photo - February 5, 2008
Update from Audubon of Florida - Friends of the Eagles
2/5/08: "Now approaching four weeks of age, the eaglets continue to grow at an astonishing rate.Though one is larger than the other, the size difference will diminish as the younger chick catches up to his older sibling. Most of the time, in a two-eaglet nest, one is male and one female. At six weeks we should notice that one is growing larger; that will be the female.
The eaglets are much more active, and have begun to playfully peck at each other and play with nest material. The parents occasionally leave the nest for short periods, but one is always nearby to protect the youngsters. They are consuming more and more food every day, so the adults are kept busy bringing fish, squirrels, snakes and wading birds, among other prey, to the nest."
Paula's photos - February 6, 2008
"One for you.................and one for you, too!"
Lori's photo - February 6, 2008
queenie's photos - February 6, 2008
"You don't have to yell" and "I heard you sister"
LakeMama's photos - February 7, 2008
Shoebutton's photo - February 7, 2008
Shoebutton's photo - February 7, 2008
LakeMama's photos - February 7, 2008
Eagle Lover from NYC - Starr's photo - February 7, 2008
Lolly's photo - February 7, 2008
LakeMaMa: "I noticed during the last feeding that Mom turned frequently to Oro and Oro didn't come to take it. She kept offering but maybe Oro's tummy was already full. I came in late for the feeding."
Lolly's photo - February 7, 2008
Note: Lolly's picture was posted on a different forum than LakeMaMa and Shoebutton's comments; together, they provide assurance that both were indeed well fed.
Shoebutton's photo - February 8, 2008
PattiO's photo - February 8, 2008
The older one is 4 weeks old today.