Live Bald Eagle Cam

Welcome to SuperBeaks Live Stream of an American Bald Eagle Nest! 8/31/2023 - Once in a Blue Moon! Last night we trained Camzilla, our powerful zoom eagle camera, to view the rising Blue Moon and boy did we get some close ups! Check our 'community tab' on our YouTube channel for some still images. Let us know in the comments section if you would watch future full moon risings on our channel! If we get enough interest we could make it a regular event! 8/30/2023 - The hurricane missed us and Pepe has returned! The two adult mating pair of bald eagles, Pepe & Muhlady, are once again reunited for season 2 at SuperBeaks. Nestorations should start anytime! 8/29/2023 - SuperBeaks HQ (SBHQ) is preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. Hurricane Idalia is upon us and the eagles are in for a windy ride yet again. Strong winds are expected tomorrow (8/30) with the hurricane coming through the Florida peninsula. We have upgraded our generator and battery backup equipment in order to keep the live stream running even if power is out at our location so we hope to remain online without interruptions. Should the stream go offline please know that our team will be restoring connectively ASAP. We will be watching the weather closely and will post updates as we have them. SED's and thanks for watching! It's August 2023 and the Eagles are back! Our viewers have spotted some adults and sub-adults in and around The Nest as of early August. Stay tuned for more of Pepe and Muhlady in SuperBeaks Season 2. To stay up to date and to see photos of The Nest, please visit the 'Community' tab on our YouTube channel. SuperBeaks Links 🔗 👉🏻 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@superbeaks 👉🏻 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superbeaks 👉🏻 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperBeaks

Check out this amazing 4K footage of what it is like to be am American Bald Eagle during a hurricane in Central Florida. On September 29th 2022, this nest took a direct hit from Hurricane Ian which caused 65-80MPH wind gusts in the local area. The mating pair of eagles, named Pepe and Muhlady, hunkered down in the very nest they worked so hard to build for weeks before the hurricane event. The eagles visited the nest off and on throughout the storm and where they went when not in camera view is still unknown. The nest lost some material during the storm but we are happy to report the eagles are ok and they promptly returned to the nest to start rebuilding. They have been bringing in many sticks and branches preparing for raising young in the next few months.

Timelapse footage of The Nest on 8/30/2023, the day Hurricane Idalia passed near by. We've seen our share of hurricanes and we were not sad to have just missed this one. This time lapse features wind, rain, bald eagles, sunrise, sunset and even a blue moon rising. Enjoy! SuperBeaks Links 🔗 👉🏻 Subscribe: / @superbeaks 👉🏻 Instagram: / superbeaks 👉🏻 Twitter: / superbeaks

In this video we see Muhlady already in The Nest as Pepe sticks his first landing kicking off Season 2! Muhlady returned to The Nest in early August and Pepe finally caught the jet stream to land in The Nest on 8/30, during Hurricane Idalia. He always knows how to make an entrance. The two adult mating pair of bald eagles will start 'nestorations' soon as they prepare for a new clutch of young eaglets. Season 1 offered an intimate look into the life cycle of a bald eagle family. This year we have added new P/S proof cameras and more upgrades behind the scenes. Enjoy! Music track: This Is For You by Lukrembo Source: https://freetouse.com/music Free Vlog Music Without Copyright

Watch Pepe do the heavy lifting as he hauls in a trophy catch to The Nest. No, it's not a baby shark like Muhlady thinks, rather it's a catfish, probably a 2-3 pounder! How much weight can these bald eagles lift? Tune in next week when Pepe brings a VW Golf to the perch for a late night snack. With two eaglets in The Nest and a pair of productive parents, this sizable catfish only lasted about 36 hours before it was completely eaten. Not to worry though, Pepe is on the level and brings food gifts almost every day. Thanks for watching and for Pete's sake, SUBSCRIBE ALREADY!

Check out what's been flappening with Last Week at SuperBeaks Episode 002 Posted on 11/15/2022 Hurricane Ian, check. Hurricane Nicole, check. 2 Eggs in The Nest, check. Birds galore in our flooded neighborhood, check out some random shots of bald eagles, Red Shouldered Hawks, Crows and more! Life in Romance by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/

Watch Muhlady emerge from Hurricane Nicole after spending the night in The Nest. She was incubating two of her eggs throughout the hurricane. These birds are dedicated, strong and it is truly amazing to watch them care for their eggs in such a weather event.

Join Pepe as he starts his morning with a little incubation and a little daydreaming.

Lumber prices are on the decline so Pepe & Muhlady have been busy rebuilding their nest since the beginning of the season. Here is a snippet of video from ONE DAY at the nest with some intense home remodeling. The eagles are building 'rails' on the nest which will protect the young hatchlings from falling out before they can fly. These birds are smart, and fascinating to watch! Quirky Jerk by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://audionautix.com/

SuperBeaks short video of an interesting event that happened the day after Halloween. It was the usual breakfast time in The Nest but there was nothing usual about the food gift. Watch what Pepe brings Muhlady for snacks and check out her reaction.

Checkout the SuperBeaks Family Photo (and video!) album!

Official new movie trailer for THE NEST ! LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO BE NOTIFIED OF NEW CONTENT!

It's a lot of work being a Bald Eagle and Pepe loves his perching spot. Between catching all meals, rebuilding a nest or just flying around while looking cool, Pepe always finds the time to rest and recharge. Fortunately for SuperBeaks, Pepe is not shy and loves the attention.

Check out what's been flappening with Last Week at SuperBeaks Episode 001 Posted on 10/31/22. Make sure to LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE and tell your friends about us! Over Time by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Join Pepe & Muhlady as they enjoy a typical evening at The Nest. Watch as they conclude their nestorations just in time for one of natures most terrifying yet eye popping weather events, the thunderstorm. Thunderstorms in Florida are not shocking but did you know that Florida is the lightning capital of the United States? Florida, more specifically the corridor between Tampa and Orlando, sees the highest frequency of cloud to ground lightning strikes than any other area in the United States. This means spectacular footage for all of our viewers and especially for Pepe & Muhlady, who in this particular clip can be seen perched on their porch for a front row seat to the show. The geographical location combined with the shape of Florida’s peninsula is the number one reason thunderstorms develop almost every afternoon. Florida’s peninsula is surrounded by water that is relatively cooler than the afternoon temperatures over land. Land temperatures reach the upper 80s and 90s on a daily basis due to us being so far south towards the equator. Land heats up quickly compared to the water and temperatures will reach the low 90s by early afternoon. The warm air over the land begins to rise high up into the atmosphere while the cooler air over the water sinks. The rising motion of the air over the land pulls in the cooler air from the water to fill the void. This phenomenon is called the sea-breeze and occurs on both coasts. The sea breeze acts as a “mini cold front” and showers and thunderstorms develop along it as it moves inland. Thunderstorms easily develop with plenty of moisture in the atmosphere each day, again thanks to Florida being so far south and surrounded by water. As temperatures heat up each afternoon, there is a lot of energy for thunderstorms to use up, grow tall and produce excessive lightning. SuperBeaks has taken every precaution necessary to protect our equipment from lightning damage so we can continue to bring you this incredible footage, uninterrupted and without delay. We hope you enjoy and don't forget to tell your friends, family, teachers and pastor about the SuperBeaks YouTube channel, you'll brighten their day! -SB

Hurricane Ian Slams Florida on September 29th 2022 causing widespread wind and flood damage up and down the state. SuperBeaks HQ took a hard hit from the hurricane losing utility power for 8 days along with a historic flood event making it almost impossible to continue operations. Our engineers were quick to find a way to provide generator power to the cam equipment and also protect the HQ from a total flood. This exclusive footage reveals what it's like to be in a Bald Eagles nest during a hurricane. We want to thank all of those that protected SuperBeaks HQ and we hope you enjoy the imagery of these beautiful birds.

Apparently bald eagle can sleep while standing up. This little guy is tired from reinforcing his nest all day.

Watch an American Bald Eagle land in his nest in slow motion! Very interesting imagery, you can see he throws it in reverse thrust to lose speed at the last second for a perfectly stuck landing.

🦅SuperBeaks🦅 Exclusive! 11/2/2022 Muhlady, our female American Bald Eagle, laid her first egg of the season on Wednesday 11/2/2022! Some are saying this is the earliest Florida egg laying ever seen. Pepe and Muhlady never seem to disappoint! It feels like we were right there in The Nest with Pepe and Muhlady when the event happened. As of this writing (11/4) Pepe and Muhlady have been taking turns incubating the new bald eagle egg and we think it will hatch on or around 12/7. Watch our live stream right now so you don't miss the next event. Muhlady is set to lay another egg this weekend! (11/5)

Watch as this American Bald Eagle eats and entire catfish in hyper-speed. He's kind enough to share the fish bones with his friend.

Check out our first 24 hour time lapse of an American Bald Eagle nest.

It's 10/26/2023 and season 2 at SuperBeaks is well underway. The nest is restored, the daily routines are practiced. Pepe & Muhlady have been mating several times per day for about a week now. We expect a few eggs to appear in the nest very soon. Until then check out this video of how it all started and et us know; What came first, the eagle or the egg?

Timelapse footage of The Nest on 8/30/2023, the day Hurricane Idalia passed near by. We've seen our share of hurricanes and we were not sad to have just missed this one. This time lapse features wind, rain, bald eagles, sunrise, sunset and even a blue moon rising. Enjoy! SuperBeaks Links 🔗 👉🏻 Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1C9wcqMqP7QOmYLSqDJRLw?sub_confirmation=1 👉🏻 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superbeaks 👉🏻 Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperBeaks

Ini this video we see Muhlady already in The Nest as Pepe sticks his first landing kicking off Season 2! Muhlady returned to The Nest in early August and Pepe finally caught the jet stream to land in The Nest on 8/30, during Hurricane Idalia. He always knows how to make an entrance. The two adult mating pair of bald eagles will start 'nestorations' soon as they prepare for a new clutch of young eaglets. Season 1 offered an intimate look into the life cycle of a bald eagle family. This year we have added new P/S proof cameras and more upgrades behind the scenes. Enjoy!