Thank you for monitoring! At least 3 observations are required for an active, successful bald eagle nest. One should be in February-March when the female starts brooding, one mid-season in late April when young chicks can be spotted, and one in Mid-June to July to confirm fledglings. However, monitors are expected to visit the nest as many times as needed to make complete nest observations.
Please choose the best summary for this nest observation. If you are unsure which to choose, please consult your instruction manual.
Please check the location & description you were provided for the nest. If anything is incorrect, select option below and provide details in Site Comments.
Please double check that everything is filled out as accurately as possible. Thank you for aiding Eagle conservation efforts!