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The Delta 2 eagles nest is in an open agricultural area so we can often see where the eagles perch.

Our White Rock nest has a spectacular view of Boundary Bay – and there are other pairs nearby so it’s a busy eagle area.

Surrey Reserve is the first Bald Eagle Reserve in BC, with a nest on land set aside during development so there would be room for the eagles.

Harrison Mills is our highest nest, 175 feet up a huge Douglas fir, overlooking the Sandpiper golf course and the Harrison-Chehalis Flats.

New for 2023 are cameras on two nests very close to water – the Boundary Bay Central nest in Delta on the shore of Boundary Bay and the Mission Harbour Dyke nest on the edge of the Fraser River in Mission, BC.

Please check the individual cam pages for more information about these eagles – and to see them live!

Surrey Reserve Nest

This cam is in British Columbia’s first Eagle Reserve, land set aside for eagles in the middle of a development project in Surrey.

White Rock Nest

On a private portion of the White Rock bluff overlooking Boundary Bay is a small grove of evergreens. One tree, only about 100 feet from the back porch of the home, had an eagle nest in it.

Delta 2 Nest

There have been eagles in this territory in Delta, British Columbia, not far from the Tsawwassen Ferry, since at least the late 1990s.

Boundary Bay Central Nest

This is a new nest built in Delta, BC, on the shore of Boundary Bay in 2022, with cameras added in the fall of 2023; the eagles there successfully raised an eaglet in 2023.

Harrison Mills Nest

This nest is 175 feet up a huge Douglas fir on the 10th green of the Sandpiper Golf course at Pretty Estates Resort in Harrison Mills, British Columbia (site of the Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival).

Mission Harbour Dyke Nest

This is a new nest built in 2023 by Hancock Wildlife on the Harbour Dyke in Mission, BC, on the shore of the Fraser River.  The river is a prime fishing spot for eagles, so we are hoping a pair will adopt this new nest.

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HWF has long maintained a discussion forum for viewers and volunteers, who keep an eye on our nests and discuss the various goings on. Join the discussion!