Standley Lake eagles have had a large following since a video camera focused on the nest was installed four years ago. Their fame grew last year when F420 arrived on the scene and attacked a ...

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — The City of Westminster launched a new Standley Lake live cam last week that replaces its popular Eagle Cam, though this one doesn't point at the bald eagle nest.

Birdwatchers can check in on the eagle family, along with other birds that call the Standley Lake rookery home, through the city’s livestreaming Bird Island Cam. Related Articles WATCH ...

It all played out over livestream from the Standley Lake eagle cam because even eagles can't escape the draw of drama. The original mother had a nest full of eggs – none of which hatched when ...

Two days after posting an entry last week on Facebook saying “we believe there is a second eaglet,” based on video images from the Standley Lake Eagle Cam, park officials backtracked on Saturday.

This tale begins with a happy family, dubbed the “mother” and “father” eagles by the Standley Lake Regional Park ... multiple times on the live camera that observes the animals.

Park naturalist Lexie Sierra-Martinez confirmed the arrival, which occurred around 2 p.m. in a nest that is covered 24 hours a day by the Standley Lake Eagle Cam. Another egg is expected to hatch ...

According to the city's web site, the first egg was noticed in the nest on February 24 just before 4 p.m. Three days later another egg was visible in the nest from the Standley Lake Eagle Cam.