Southwest Florida Eagle Cam
Is a Christmas miracle likely? Only time will tell for eagles as nest's second egg remains unhatched
If you've watched the goings on at the American bald eagle nest along Bayshore Road in North Fort Myers then you are one of more than 231 MILLION viewers of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam over the years. And you are well aware that tragic and positive outcomes go hand-in-hand there.
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