16/09/2026
🦅 The RichKat Ranch Bald Eagle Nest Cam Guide is BACK!
Some of you may remember that years ago I maintained an annual guide to Bald Eagle nest cams around the U.S. and Canada. I eventually retired it when keeping up with constantly changing individual livestream links became more than I could reasonably maintain.
But I missed it.
I especially missed hearing from someone who had discovered eagle cams through the guide—or who opened it and realized, “Wait…there's an eagle nest cam near ME?!”
So I brought it back. ❤️
The new 2026–2027 RichKat Ranch Bald Eagle Nest Cam Guide includes more than 50 nests across the United States and Canada—and I was amazed to discover roughly 20 that weren't even part of my old guides!
This time I've built it differently so it can remain a living guide without requiring me to chase individual livestream URLs. You can save it, bookmark it, share it with another eagle watcher—and I'll add new nests as I discover them.
🦅 Find the guide here:
https://tinyurl.com/RichKatEagleGuide
And at 5:30 PM Central today on my YouTube channel, you can watch a special Wildlife Wednesday video where I'll tell you the story of why the old Eagle Cam Guide disappeared, why I've decided to bring it back, and give you a look inside the new one.
Maybe you already have an eagle family you follow every season.
Or maybe you're about to discover your first one. ❤️
Either way…somewhere out there, somebody's probably rearranging a stick. 🦅
• A Note for New Nest Watchers:
Nest cameras offer an extraordinary, unfiltered window into the lives of wild Bald Eagles. That means viewers may witness the difficult parts of nature as well as the beautiful ones—including injury, illness, severe weather, predation, food brought to the nest, and the loss of eggs, eaglets, or adult birds. Camera operators generally do not intervene in natural events. For many of us, the joy of watching these families comes with the understanding that we are witnessing their lives as they actually unfold.