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Angel and Tom are back in the nest! Livestream is coming very soon! 

Calling all Bird Nerds! We've launched new merch to help support our live cams and other conservation projects. We will still do seasonal mugs/designs for each nest. 
 https://window-to-wildlife-shop.fourthwall.com/collections/all 

Connie has 2 eggs now! Yay! 🦅 

Connie & Clive have their first egg! 

Internet got restored earlier than expected. Cams/streams are back online! 
Weirdly the Osprey PTZ survived the fall and flood of water. Very surprised but thankful! We will look to reinstall it ASAP. We will install it below the nest this time. This will be much safer with the cam attached directly to the pole. 
Eagle mics aren’t working from Hurricane Helene damage. We are working on fixing those. Seems to be an issue on the ground, so should be an easy fix. 
Live cam links: 
 https://www.youtube.com/@WindowToWildlife/streams 

We are 99% sure this is Connie and Clive. They come to this spot often. One of Lori’s neighbors sent it over to us! Thank you so much to them! The pair is looking good! 
Comcast said they will try to get internet restored by October 23rd. Power is already back up. So once internet is restored, hopefully all the cams work (minus the osprey PTZ cam 😢) and streams start right back up automatically. 

Eagle nest update! 
Thank you to Lori’s neighbors for sending over these great pictures. It seems the nest and cams are unharmed. We build nest and cam systems to survive hurricanes, but we aren’t always sure about the tree or ground below the tree. 
We don’t have any updates on Connie or Clive, but seeing as they survived Hurricane Ian, we have a good feeling that they are fine. Once power and internet is restored, we will be able to see them on cam again. 
We will continue to publish updates as we learn more.

Here is how we built the nest:  https://youtube.com/shorts/NNUM3rPivs... 

Osprey Update Only, still no news on the eagles nest. 

Lori (the landowner) received pictures from a friend named Captian Jack. The Osprey pole, nest, and fixed camera look unharmed. Sadly the brand new PTZ camera was destroyed. 

Once we learn more about the full damage we will publish a plan for repairs. We will update everyone as we learn more. 

A few weeks ago the Window to Wildlife team installed a Red-tailed Hawk cam at night in Syracuse, New York, for Red-Tailed Hawk Tales. A night-time install was necessary to avoid disturbing the hawks. We completed all of the tree work and most of the ground installation within 23 hours. While it was cold and windy, we had a great time. Oren & Ruth have 3 eggs and it is now streaming in 4k on YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eswEk...