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the nature of nurturing,
the nurturing of nature
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Link to the live cam of an eagle nest…
Berry College Baby Eagle Cam
really, really special to watch!
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a photo clip from that cam~
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The amazing amount of nurturing and care….
offered by this mother and father eagle…
offered to this little baby eagle.
These eagle parents are so…
remarkably gentle and careful,
remarkably attentive and watchful,
remarkably protective and patient…
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Several photo clips from that Berry College Eagle Cam,
taken through the past few months
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I’ve watched another live baby eagle cam through the past several years. A truly special one has been the Hornby Eagle Cam in British Columbia. Link to current 2014 Hornby Eagle Cam
Phoenix, an incredibly special baby eagle… a tender-hearted post and photos from 2011
a several month, very deeply moving, life changing experience for me….
the inspiration and love of so many thousands of people
for Phoenix, the 2011 baby eagle.
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Watching those baby eagle cams has been so heartwarming and inspiring for me. The amount of care and nurturing by the mother and father eagles is really astounding!
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The connections to the viewers of the cams is astonishing…
truly a joy to witness…
the nurturing of those babies,
the nurturing of nature,
leading to….
a deep desire to protect and nurture all of our natural world,
including….
the nurturing of our own precious, nurturing nature
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Phoenix, 2011 Hornby Eagles Cam..
a few clips over the months
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A photo clip from the Berry College Eagle Family Cam
The nurturing of nature…
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the nature of nurturing…
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Nurturing Thursday, hosted at Becca Given’s blog, On Dragonfly Wings, With Buttercup Tea. Please visit Becca’s blog to view her post and to link into the other Nurturing Thursday posts by other bloggers….
nurturing nature
nurturing each other
nurturing the precious nature of all beings,
no matter how large or small
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Pocket Perspectives 
I became totally obsessed with a baby owl cam last year. I have to look at the baby critters with care 😉 but really lovely post 🙂
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Thank you, Carol….
Do you have the link for that owl cam? I love watching baby animals…. but I’ve learned to be careful too… the baby eagle Phoenix, from 2011… he died just days before he was ready to fledge… I sobbed for days, and grieved so deeply for him… and so did thousands of others who had been watching his growth and family. But I gained a deep connection, respect and appreciation for eagles, and all of nature…that I continue to carry with me…so that’s good. So, I’ll continue to watch this little family, too…. 🙂
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I think ongoing cams are astonishing … and provides such a worldly connection with each other — collectively and energetically … thank you for sharing with us. Nature is a priceless jewel!
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I think the nature cams provide such a positive sense of connection…a birds’ eye view….nature is so precious!
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thanks for showing this video and reminding me of these live cameras! It is an amazing view of nature! wow…
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Isn’t that amazing to see the baby eagle and parents in Georgia. And maybe the Hornby eagles will have eggs soon. I agree…wow!
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Not so different from human parents…always hovering. Exquisite!
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Ah yes….those many years of hovering, indeed….aren’t the parents and the baby eagles so precious to watch?
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Thank you for sharing article 🙂
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You’re welcome…
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I love live cams like this and followed the Hornby eagles one for a couple of years. So much joy in observing and learning from the world of nature.
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Joss, there are big concerns about the health of mom Hornby eagle… especially since last evening and night. Maj, from Mars (she helped with Phoenix a few years ago) and was on the Hornby chat with AJL last night… big concerns. Mom is more alert today, but still big concerns,,, There is one egg in nest, and another seeemed to be on the way, but not yet. http://www.hornbyeagles.com/HEGPSchat.htm
Berry Georgia eagle is growing well…clumsily peeking over side of nest.
Very cold in Iowa (??) at Decorah eagle nest… parents still sitting on nest… I read on Hornby chat that there was a hatch this morning, I ut can’t see pip.
I love watching the eagles…they are soooo special…. but goodness, what a hard life they sometimes have…goodness, goodness, goodness……………..but an elegant life too!
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oh, so many ups and downs. anticipation, heartbreak – nature has it all. Animals often have a hard life and yet, they go on, and never seem to grumble or complain! There is joy and being part of life, of watching growth and even of grieving for loss. We heal by being part of the natural world. i so believe that.
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