Nest #3 · American Bald Eagle
Duke & Dolly
Meet our newest SuperBeaks family, at an enchanting Central Florida nest with spectacular sunrise views.
THE STORY OF DUKE & DOLLY STARTS HERE
Meet the newest SuperBeaks family.
Our newest bald eagle family brings another Central Florida nest into the SuperBeaks story. Settle in for epic sunrise light, watch live in 4K, and browse up to the minute photographs from their nest. Sign up for nest updates to follow each new chapter as it unfolds.
A window into their world
Watch Duke & Dolly live
Spend a little time at the nest, then explore the latest sightings below.
Live wildlife. Quiet moments included.Watch on YouTube ↗
Latest from Nest #3
Current sightings
Daylight motion-triggered photographs from Duke & Dolly’s nest, organized by date.
SELECTED DAY
Thursday, November 12
From the nest journal · Nest #3
SuperBeaks Daily Staff Notes
A closer look at Duke & Dolly’s day.
Today’s notes · In progress. The daily recap is finalized after midnight Eastern.
The day at a glance
A chronological record of the nest observations reported in YouTube chat.
These notes reflect the timestamp reports available to us. Coverage for this date is partial.
Moments through the day
And Duke today fixing the nest
Community observation
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A new SuperBeaks story
The first chapter is unfolding.
This is the beginning of Duke & Dolly’s SuperBeaks archive. As their story grows, this is where you’ll find its memorable moments.
Duke & Dolly Nest History
According to the property owner, eagles have used this nest since they purchased the home approximately 10 years ago. They believe the same pair has returned throughout that time.
The nest sits approximately 75 feet above the ground in a healthy pine tree, about 2.6 miles from the Pepe & Muhlady nest as the eagle flies.
Over the years, the owners have witnessed both the activity and challenges surrounding the nest. They report seeing other eagles take young eaglets, as well as crows and smaller birds—possibly sparrows—dive-bombing the nest area. They have never been able to confirm whether any of the eaglets successfully fledged.
Stay tuned to watch Duke & Dolly’s very first season under the watchful eye of SuperBeaks!