Bald Eagle Nest Wide Cam

A Wide Vantage over the Eagle Territory

This camera offers the broadest perspective among the U. S. Steel eagle feeds, pulling back from the nest itself to reveal the surrounding Monongahela River valley. A prominent steel transmission tower anchors the scene, a fitting backdrop for a nest perched at the edge of one of Pennsylvania's historic steelmaking sites.

The Bald Eagles of the Mon Valley

The resident bald eagle pair has nested here since 2019, fledging eaglets nearly every season along the same river as the well-known Hays nest. The feed operates under a special educational permit from the Pennsylvania Game Commission, giving viewers a window into the lives of these majestic raptors.

An Industrial Heritage Setting

The nest sits at the Mon Valley Works–Irvin Plant in West Mifflin, a suburb of Pittsburgh. The juxtaposition of soaring eagles against the working steel landscape captures a uniquely American story of wildlife thriving alongside heavy industry.