The Eagle Cam has become an addiction for many since it first went live in 2008, said Nora Wagner, director of programs and strategic planning at Duke Farms, Monday afternoon. This year, a new ...

Duke Farms Eagle Cam by Duke Farms on YouTube It's unclear if the nesting eagle is the mother or father because both eagles take turns sitting on the eggs while the other goes out to hunt.

HILLSBOROUGH - The Eagle Cam has landed on the Internet again. Watching the live-streaming webcam focused an an eagle's nest in Duke Farms has become an Internet addiction, with more than 10 ...

The Eagle Cam has steadily grown in popularity since it first went live in 2008, said Nora Wagner, director of programs and strategic planning at Duke Farms. Overall, the cam has registered more ...

Duke Farms in Hillsborough is finding a reason to celebrate as three bald eagle chicks recently fledged from their nest. The chicks, known as eaglets, were identified as H57, H58, and H59.

Wildlife enthusiasts will have a chance to see bald eagle chicks hatch in the coming days on New Jersey's Duke Farms Eagle Cam livestream. The Hillsborough, Somerset County-based eagle cam has ...

To learn more about New Jersey's nifty nest cams, I caught up with David Wheeler, executive director of Conserve Wildlife Foundation. CWF partners with Duke Farms on the eagle cam and with private ...

In 2008, Duke Farms in Hillsborough, New Jersey, installed a webcam on a tree adjacent to a bald eagle nest to provide a live look at the daily lives of the eagles.

Also new this year is a collaboration between Duke Farms and the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey to encourage teachers to write lesson plans incorporating the Eagle Cam.

There are two eggs in the eagles’ nest at Duke Farms. Nest is about 70 feet in a sycamore tree Location of nest remains secret HILLSBOROUGH – The Eagle Cam has developed such a dedicated and ...