July 30, 2007: Several ravens attack the nest! Most of the action is off-screen, but we can hear the ravens' raucus "rronks" and Mom's calls. According to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology: The Common Raven is the largest of the songbirds and one of the most widespread species in the world. Size: 56-69 cm (22-27 in); Wingspan: 116-118 cm (46-46 in); Weight: 689-1625 g (24.32-57.36 ounces). Toward the end of the video, a raven lands on the branch holding the wide angle camera. Then he or she jumps on another branch, seems to slip, and flies off. Around 3:31 in the video, you'll hear the raven make a "turkey gobble" sound.

July 24, 2007: Skye can feed himself (although he is still learning how to hunt for his food). In this video clip, we see Mom feeding Skye, who does not object. Both of them seem to enjoy this special, intimate time together.

Video capture 3-11-07-first eaglet hatched 3-10-07

Just a few facts about the first few months in the life of an eagle.

A biologist from The College of William and Mary was on site to band the eaglets. April 17, 2007. This video was which was edited for time shows the process of banding of the first eaglet.