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SWFL Eagles abide, Harriet, M15 and a Sanibel brethren
Eagles in SWFL managed to survivie the destructive winds of Hurricane Ian in September 2022
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M15, the mate to Harriett at the North Fort Myers American bald eagle nest, sat incubating the pair's two eggs Tuesday afternoon. Earlier in the day a pip, or beginnings of hatching, were confirmed in one of the two eggs. (Southwest Florida Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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The eagle pair inhabiting a North Fort Myers site along Bayshore Road welcomed their first egg of the 2022 nesting season Tuesday night. (Southwest Florida Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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The female side of the North Fort Myers breeding pair of Harriett and M15 has not been seen around the Bayshore Road nest for 24 hours, raising a slew of concern, worry and comments from the thousands of online viewers of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam. Shown above M15 calls out a warning as the nest's two eaglets, E21 and E22, nap. (SWFL Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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M15 feeding eaglets E21 and E22 Sunday. (Southwest Florida Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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The female side of the North Fort Myers breeding pair of Harriet and M15 has not been seen around the Bayshore Road nest for 24 hours, raising a slew of concern, worry and comments from the thousands of online viewers of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam. Shown above is M15 during a Saturday afternoon moment with the nest's two eaglets, E21 and E22. (SWFL Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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Southwest Florida Eagle Cam (Special to WGCU)
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This is one of nine bald eagles, each of which survived Hurricane Ian's wrath on Sept. 28, who returned to see how its nest fared (Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation)
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The North Fort Myers nest of Harriet and M15 was rebuilt by the two eagles by early November, right before the pair produced two eggs. (SWFL Eagle Cam / Special to WGCU)
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