Boone & Jolene Nest Close-Up

A Closer Vantage on the Nest

While a companion camera surveys the whole tree, this close-range angle is trained directly on the nest bowl itself, built by Boone and Jolene roughly ninety feet up a tall pine above Boone Lake.

Tracking Nest Activity in Detail

The tight framing reveals details a wider shot cannot: nest repairs, incubation posture, and the moment-to-moment care the pair gives their eggs and eaglets each season.

Part of a Multi-Camera Research Network

Operated by the Department of Biological Sciences at East Tennessee State University, this feed is one of several angles trained on the same nest, part of a long-running outreach and research project.

A Regional Conservation Icon

Boone and Jolene's nest near Winged Deer Park has become a fixture for birdwatchers across the Tri-Cities region of northeastern Tennessee, drawing repeat viewers each nesting season.