The Eagle Cam gives an unprecedented window into the lives of wildlife through two live-stream 4K cameras installed 100 feet up in a treetop at the site of a Bald Eagle nest located in Loudoun County. Join us in watching the day-to-day lives of wildlife, engage with us through weekly chat sessions or classroom chats for students and get updates by following the nest activity log and social media. The Eagle Cam can also be viewed on the Dulles Greenway website
A Brief History of the Eagle Cam
A mated pair of Bald Eagles resided in this nest for more than 15 years until late 2023. Since then, dozens of eagles of all ages, along with a myriad of other birds, have visited the nest. We look forward to having another mated pair of Bald Eagles take up residence.
In September 2021, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy partnered with the Dulles Greenway to install two live-stream cameras at the Bald Eagle nest in the Dulles Greenway Wetlands in Leesburg, Virginia.
Our work with the Dulles Greenway started in 1997, just two years after the wetlands were established. During the construction of the Dulles Greenway roadway, TRIP II established a private 149-acre wetlands preserve in Leesburg, Virginia to mitigate the loss of roughly 64 acres of federally protected wetlands. Loudoun Wildlife helps manage the wetlands property, and we use it to educate people about local wildlife and wetland habitats. Wetlands shelter more than one-third of threatened and endangered species in the United States, including the once-endangered Bald Eagles.
Volunteer
Eagle Cam volunteers share the awe and wonder of eagles and other wildlife with our community and students through remotely operating one of the cameras, moderating chat sessions, engaging students during class chats and providing updates through social media. Complete an Eagle Cam Volunteer Application if you are interested in volunteering with the Eagle Cam program.
Donate
Use the Eagle Cam donation form to support Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy’s Eagle Cam program. Your donation will help to maintain the Eagle Cam and educate the public on Bald Eagles and their vital wetlands habitat.
Learn More About the Eagles
Nest Activity Logs
A Nest Activity log is maintained for each season by our Eagle Cam volunteers. Entries in the log summarize important activities and milestones in the lives of the eagles.
- Season 4 Nest Activity Log – begins October 1, 2024
- Season 3 Nest Activity Log
- Season 2 Nest Activity Log
- Season 1 Nest Activity Log.
In-Depth Eagle Info
Read articles on the Bald Eagles including a series of articles on the growth and development of the eaglets written by Eagle Cam volunteers.
Follow the Eagles on Social Media
Facebook – Dulles Greenway Eagles
Instagram – eaglesgreenway
Twitter – @EaglesGreenway
YouTube – Dulles Greenway Eagle Cam
Flickr – Dulles Greenway Eagles
Eagle Cam Merchandise
Shop the the Dulles Greenway Eagle Cam Online Store for t-shirts, mugs and more. Funds from the sales of these items support Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and our ongoing mission to protect, preserve and restore wildlife habitat
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