Nest #1 · American Bald Eagle
Pepe & Muhlady
Meet the original SuperBeaks pair, see what is happening at their nest today, and revisit every documented season.
Their story
Central Florida’s original SuperBeaks family.
Pepe and Muhlady are the bald eagle pair that started the SuperBeaks story. Their nest has been documented since 2022, following courtship, egg laying, incubation, hatch days, growing eaglets, and the quiet moments between each milestone. The live camera continues that record today while the season archive preserves the chapters that came before.
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Latest from the nest
Current sightings
Motion-triggered photographs from the Pepe & Muhlady Bald Eagle Nest camera, organized by date.

From the nest journal · Nest #1
SuperBeaks Daily Staff Notes
A closer look at Pepe & Muhlady’s day.
Today’s notes · In progress. The daily recap is finalized after midnight Eastern.
The day at a glance
The day’s timestamp reports describe nest building, arrivals, departures, and time on the branches. The recorded moments are listed below.
These notes reflect the timestamp reports available to us. Coverage for this date is partial.
Moments through the day
Muhlady In
Community observationPepe In with stick
Community observationGreat to see Muhlady and Pepe working in the nest. Muhlady closest to Cam.
Community observationPepe out
Community observationMuhlady out
Community observationPepe in with stick
Community observationPepe out
Community observationPepe In with moss
Community observationMuhlady In
Community observationPepe to L branch w moss attached to his foot & out
Community observationPepe back with a stick
Community observationMuhlady with another stick 💪🏻
Community observationAnd a passing on the left of the nest
I see an eagle up in the tree in front of the nest on a branch on the left
Community observationEagle landed top left of the tree in front
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