Little Miami Bald Eagle Nest

A Wild Bald Eagle Nest

This camera looks directly into a large stick nest built by a breeding pair of bald eagles high in a deciduous tree. The massive bowl of interwoven branches has been added to over many seasons, becoming one of the largest structures any bird builds.

The Little Miami River Corridor

The nest overlooks the Little Miami National Wild and Scenic River in southwest Ohio, a protected waterway lined with mature forest that provides the fish, open water and tall perches eagles depend on.

Baker and Bette

The resident adults, affectionately known as Baker and Bette, are believed to be well over a decade old. Viewers follow their courtship, incubation and the growth of each clutch of eaglets as the young birds develop toward their first flight.

Conservation in Action

Hosted by the Little Miami Conservancy, the feed supports public appreciation of river ecosystems and the remarkable recovery of the bald eagle across the region.