Southwest Florida Eagle Cam

Southwest Florida Eagle Cam Watch 24/7 live video of an active pair of bald eagles in their SWFL Nest. The 2025-2026 season celebrates the 14th season for the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam.

We provide a live look into bald eagle pair, M15 & F23. in their Southwest Florida nest. This season we will again catch all the action using three cameras that film the birds 24/7 and stream live video directly to www.SWFLEagleCam.com. Camera #1 is positioned six feet above the nesting tree and is equipped with night vision or infrared light, which emits no actual light. Nor does it make any nois

e. The birds do not see or hear anything coming from the camera. Camera #2 is located approximately 60 feet from the nest and has the ability to capture images of the nest action outside the view of Camera #1. Both cameras are environmentally friendly, non-intrusive and positioned to offer the best view of the nest and birds while preserving the pristine beauty of the nest and their surroundings. A third camera (Cam #3) is installed closer to the north of the pond, to capture activity happening around the pasture and in the pond area. Eagle Cam 360 uses Virtual Reality technology, viewers have the option to control their live view by using a mouse, virtual reality headset or finger (if on mobile devices) to get the 360 degree perspective; making it a powerful and immersive viewing experience! (this cam is currently offline for maintenance)

At just 13 days old, this little one is already showing off incredible progress — steady, curious, and thriving right al...
12/31/2025

At just 13 days old, this little one is already showing off incredible progress — steady, curious, and thriving right along with mom and dad. 🐣🦅 swfleaglecam.com

12/29/2025

F23 and M15 teamed up for a tandem feeding this morning--teamwork makes the dream work as we celebrate 10 days with E26! Watch Live➡️swfleaglecam.com

We’ve officially passed Day 40 of incubation. For bald eagles, the normal hatch window is typically 34–40 days. Once we ...
12/26/2025

We’ve officially passed Day 40 of incubation. For bald eagles, the normal hatch window is typically 34–40 days. Once we move beyond that timeframe, the chances of a successful hatch become extremely unlikely. At this point, we believe Egg #2 is no longer viable.

This isn’t uncommon in the wild. Eagles don’t have a way to know what’s happening inside the egg — just like us, they simply continue to care for it until nature takes its course. Every nesting season teaches us something, and we’re grateful to share that journey with you.

Thank you for watching, caring, and learning alongside us.
www.SWFLEagleCam.com

Merry Christmas from our nest to yours! 🎄🦅Wishing you peace, wonder and a day filled with ♥️.swfleaglecam.com
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from our nest to yours! 🎄🦅
Wishing you peace, wonder and a day filled with ♥️.
swfleaglecam.com

Egg #2 Update: Egg #2 is currently at 38 days of incubation. The normal incubation range is 34–40 days, and an egg is ...
12/23/2025

Egg #2 Update: Egg #2 is currently at 38 days of incubation. The normal incubation range is 34–40 days, and an egg is generally considered nonviable after day 40 if no hatch occurs. At this time, there is no visible pip. We continue to watch and wait—but as each hour passes know the likelihood of a successful hatch decreases. A soft reminder that nature writes her own story—as E26 thrives and grows right on pace.

Thank you for being respectful of differing hopes as viewers continue to watch and wait. 🐣🥚🦅

Hatch Watch on Egg #2 continues today! 🐣Stay tuned here for adorable updates. 💛swfleaglecam.com
12/21/2025

Hatch Watch on Egg #2 continues today! 🐣
Stay tuned here for adorable updates. 💛
swfleaglecam.com

Your daily dose of cuteness!
12/20/2025

Your daily dose of cuteness!

Family photo. ♥️ E26’s first full day brought feeding attempts, peaceful naps, and constant protection from its devoted ...
12/20/2025

Family photo. ♥️

E26’s first full day brought feeding attempts, peaceful naps, and constant protection from its devoted parents.
Egg #2 is now at 34 days of incubation, and we’re keeping a close eye on the nest. Some leftover shell from E26 has sparked a few exciting false alarms for Egg 2 but we’re hopeful hatching will begin very soon. Stay tuned! 👀🥚

First attemps at food this morning. Tiny, fluffy, and already stealing hearts—welcome to the world, E26! 🦅❤
12/19/2025

First attemps at food this morning. Tiny, fluffy, and already stealing hearts—welcome to the world, E26! 🦅❤

Welcome to the world, E26! 🐣 Mom stood up and revealed the moment we’ve all been waiting for—E26, freshly hatched and co...
12/19/2025

Welcome to the world, E26! 🐣 Mom stood up and revealed the moment we’ve all been waiting for—E26, freshly hatched and completely free of the shell. A tiny miracle. A powerful reminder of how incredible nature truly is.
Baby Eaglet Overload here: swfleaglecam.com

👉 Share this special moment with fellow eagle lovers!

12/19/2025

Welcome to the world, E26!
Just before 7:30pm nest time, Mom stood up and gave us the perfect view of E26—freshly hatched and fully out of the shell. What an incredible moment! 🐣 watch at swfleaglecam.com

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33917

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(239) 543-3434

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