FSV Bald Eagle Cam
Image Updates Every 2 Minutes
Go to Raptor Resource Project Website
This live Eagle Cam is made possible through the combined efforts of the Colorado Division of Wildlife, Xcel Energy, the employees of the Fort St. Vrain power station (where the nest is located), and the Raptor Resource Project who designed the actual camera system.

Click the links at left to view the live Bald Eagle Cam page or daily photos.

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American Bald Eagle Info Website
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In June 2006, when the eaglets were banded by the Colorado Division of Wildlife, Denver's Channel 9 News did a short film of the event.