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Chickie · 05-13-2013, 08:29 AM

Reading the information at the Decorah site, it says they have not put cameras at the new nest, but hope to do so this fall once the young have fledged and gone. When I went to the site today, the live camera was aimed at the Y branch above the old nest with a view of the farm beyond. No live cam at the new nest.

Meanwhile, I saw my first blue heron last week, so they are back in the area. Cornell University has a great live cam of a blue heron nest and parents are currently incubating five eggs. They should be hatching soon. Watched them last year for the first time - their chicks are as cute as can be.

05-13-2013, 08:29 AM	#26
Chickie Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 368 Thanks: 0 Thanked 67 Times in 38 Posts	New Nest Reading the information at the Decorah site, it says they have not put cameras at the new nest, but hope to do so this fall once the young have fledged and gone. When I went to the site today, the live camera was aimed at the Y branch above the old nest with a view of the farm beyond. No live cam at the new nest. Meanwhile, I saw my first blue heron last week, so they are back in the area. Cornell University has a great live cam of a blue heron nest and parents are currently incubating five eggs. They should be hatching soon. Watched them last year for the first time - their chicks are as cute as can be.