Mo & Skye Bald Eagle Nest Cam

A Riverside Eagle Nest

High in a cottonwood tree along a quiet stretch of the Missouri River, this sprawling nest has sheltered generations of bald eagle broods. Built from layered sticks over many seasons, the structure towers 75 feet above the riverbank, giving its resident pair a commanding view of the water and woodland below.

Mo and Skye

Mo and Skye are the established breeding pair that return to this site each year, defending their territory and tending the nest through every stage of the nesting cycle. Viewers regularly catch glimpses of courtship displays, nest repairs, and the vigilant perching that defines bald eagle parenting.

Two Angles on Nest Life

The feed combines a close overhead view of the nest bowl with a wide-angle shot of the surrounding cottonwoods, so viewers can follow the eagles whether they are settled at the nest or soaring along the river corridor. An onboard microphone adds the natural soundscape of calls and wingbeats.

A Missouri River Habitat

The nest sits within a corridor of riparian woodland that supports fish, waterfowl, and other wildlife the eagles rely on for food. This stretch of the Missouri River is representative of the mature cottonwood habitat bald eagles favor across the Great Plains.