Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c ... -cams.htmlA B.C. wildlife website is expecting millions of visitors in the next few days as viewers hope to catch a hugely popular springtime phenomenon — eagle eggs hatching.
The Hancock Wildlife Foundation has cameras aimed at five eagles' nests.
They all have at least two eggs and eaglets are expected to emerge from them at any moment.
"The first of those that's going to hatch an egg is probably going to be [Thursday] and it's the Delta 2 nest, which is one of our five nests," said David Hancock.
Anyone with a computer will be able to watch the chicks hatch in real time.
They might also see another reality of nature in the raw — ravens stealing or eating the eggs.
I have been avoiding going to this Website becaue I fear I won't be able to leave, many people in my office have had this site open in the background while they are at work.... http://www.hancockwildlife.org/index.ph ... ock-Eagle1
If you like to see nature at work, I've heard it is addicting
