Showing posts with label The Eagle Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Eagle Project. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 September 2013

The Eagle Project: Film Clip 5

Every year a pair of Australian Wedgetail Eagles nest in the same tree on an Inverell district property. Hands-On Hunting has exclusive filming access to the nest site from a vantage point high on a ridge overlooking the nest and the eagles' hunting ground. Now Hands-On Hunting Magazine readers will share that exclusive access as each new piece of raw footage is uploaded...



 
Field notes
Sep 18 2013
The eaglet moves closer to independence as it's fledging improves. In this footage the young eagle gets up from a sleep and has a stretch, a preen and calls for its parents. Note the nest has been cleaned of all old bones and meat and refurbished with green leaves and branches.

Tuesday, 10 September 2013

The Eagle Project: Film Clip 4

Every year a pair of Australian Wedgetail Eagles nest in the same tree on an Inverell district property. Hands-On Hunting has exclusive filming access to the nest site from a vantage point high on a ridge overlooking the nest and the eagles' hunting ground. Now Hands-On Hunting Magazine readers will share that exclusive access as each new piece of raw footage is uploaded...




Field notes
Sep 9 2013
The eaglet's adult feathers are coming through very obviously now. In this clip it moves from one bit of shade to the other in the nest. First lamb of the season seen in the nest as well.

Thursday, 5 September 2013

The Eagle Project: Film Clip 3

Every year a pair of Australian Wedgetail Eagles nest in the same tree on an Inverell district property. Hands-On Hunting has exclusive filming access to the nest site from a vantage point high on a ridge overlooking the nest and the eagles' hunting ground. Now Hands-On Hunting Magazine readers will share that exclusive access as each new piece of raw footage is uploaded...
 


Field notes
Sep 4 2013
A bit more activity from the eaglet today. It has a wander around, a crap over the side, a pick at a roo carcase and a preen... Two carcases in the nest today, a wallaroo and an eastern grey kangaroo. The eaglet is also showing more dark patches on its wings and darker circles around its eyes a I loses more of its down, o be replaced by proper feathers.

The Eagle Project: Film Clip 2

Every year a pair of Australian Wedgetail Eagles nest in the same tree on an Inverell district property. Hands-On Hunting has exclusive filming access to the nest site from a vantage point high on a ridge overlooking the nest and the eagles' hunting ground. Now Hands-On Hunting Magazine readers will share that exclusive access as each new piece of raw footage is uploaded...
 

 
Field notes
Aug 30 2013
The eaglet has grown dramatically in the past seven days but was lying low on a sunny, warm day close to the remains of a wallaroo delivered by the parents. The eaglets wings are also developing the dark feather tips that indicate the loss of its down. It will take about another seven weeks until the young bird is ready to leave the nest.

The Eagle Project: Film Clip 1

Every year a pair of Australian Wedgetail Eagles nest in the same tree on an Inverell district property. Hands-On Hunting has exclusive filming access to the nest site from a vantage point high on a ridge overlooking the nest and the eagles' hunting ground. Now Hands-On Hunting Magazine readers will share that exclusive access as each new piece of raw footage is uploaded...
 

 
Field notes
Aug 23 2013
The first decent footage from this year's breeding. The eagles laid two eggs almost a month earlier than this year (very warm winter) but as usual the strongest eaglet disposed of its weaker sibling. The eaglet is camped on a rabbit and the remains of two more and a wallaroo adorn the nest.