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Hi, the camera has not worked since yesterday, the picture stopped yesterday. Is it same way by you others too? Can't find also any info about it at the home page.
Hopefully it's only the camera - nothing to do with chicks.
Blackwater Refuge, Maryland 2011
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Annie
Hi, the camera has not worked since yesterday, the picture stopped yesterday. Is it same way by you others too? Can't find also any info about it at the home page.
Hopefully it's only the camera - nothing to do with chicks.
All 3 young look fine and it was fish for dinner by the looks probably just a glitch with the cam 
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Annie
Thanks robbo! Now the cam is running also by me, the glitch took some hours, that's why I got worried.
And just before
... makes me feel good too.
And just before
... makes me feel good too.Looks like the adults are not having any trouble finding food for these 3, but there is still a very big difference in the size of the eldest 2 compared to the youngest. He clearly is being fed ok by the female but to my eye still appears way behind his siblings ... still alls ok at the moment
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Annie
Today noticed first time: All the chicks have now a small tail growing.
.. happy together... 
All 3 still being well provided for by the adults
All 3 still doing well thought the youngest will be fleging well after the other 2
All 3 are now looking like young Eagles
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Annie
Agree with you, robbo!But when I saw this, I became a bit worried...
What happened after that, made me astonished. 
... but the youngster was back, and probably not by flying, yet. Well I think the heavy rain will slow them down a bit
Looks like the youngest is is finally catching up to his siblings in size
All 3 looking more or less the same size, and apart from the down on the back of the youngest(left hand bird) its getting hard to tell them apart
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Annie
As you said ... more or less 
Presenting their wings today.
The oldest 
Middle One 
Mom looks at the fine wing of youngest. Robbo, it accured to me, that maybe it's also that the 2 oldiest are female and the youngest is male, the difference in size partly due to this fact (only one factor among many others)?
Your right Annie, the youngest could well be a male, I never thought of that 
All 3 eaglets still growing and being well supplied by the adults
