WB Sea Eagles ~ SE38 RETURNS TO NEST AFTER BEING GONE 2 DAYS! BIG FEAST FOR THE FLEDGLING 2026 Nov 7

SE37 returned to the nest on the same day it fludged/fledged and got fed by Lady on a branch. SE37 ate a fish the next day & a gull on the nest while the cam ops & boots on the ground were looking to see where SE38 might be. You may recall SE38 after fledging on Nov 5th - had returned to the nest a couple of times. On its 3rd flight to the adjacent tree, SE38 slipped & could not hold its landing and ended up on the ground. SE38 walked out of sight of the cam. On Nov 6th, just before 10am SE38 was seen & heard in a tree in the forest. And later, more news that SE 38 is safe and flying well. Today, Nov 7th, Dad brought SE37 a fish and 37 self fed. SE37 flew to the adjacent tree to perch afterwards. Lady arrives with a huge bream fish and begins to eat. SE37 was full so did not come down to the nest. But SE38 suddenly flies in and lands on PB and then drops to the nest to claim the fish! Welcome home SE38! Lady departs and SE38 spends the next half hour self feeding. Lady then returns to the nest and fed the remaining fish to SE38 ♥ SE38 has a huge crop and let Lady finish the remaining bites and the tail. SE38 decided to take a rest and laid down on the nest - full and safe once again after two days of adventures! Thank you for watching! Both eaglets are 12 weeks old and both have fledged and returned to the nest! Stay tuned for more sea eagle adventures! Thank you for watching! SE37 & SE38 are twelve weeks old! SE37 - 86 days old 🌸 SE38 - 85 days old 🌷 Thank you for watching! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2026 History 📌 Egg #1 laid on July 3rd 2026 📌 Egg #2 laid on July 6th 2026 📌 SE37 hatches 8/13/26 at 04:08am 📌 SE38 hatches 8/14/26 at 05:54am 📌 SE38 fledges 11/5/26 at 06:32am 📌 SE37 fludges 11/5/26 at 12:46pm Established in 2009, EagleCAM (or Sea-EagleCAM) is a live, remote feed that operates out of the Discovery Centre in the Newington Armory at Sydney Olympic Park, Australia, close to Parramatta River. The eagles are White Bellied Sea Eagles. Sydney Olympic Park; White Bellied Sea Eagles Courtesy of Sea-EagleCAM@BirdLife Australia Discovery Centre, Sydney Olympic Park Watch live: https://sea-eaglecam.org/video.html