In addition to maintaining a network of over 500 live webcams, HDOnTap specializes in the design and installation of remote, off-grid and otherwise challenging live streaming solutions. The blog can be found at: index.php/articles/ type/category/ hanover_eagle_ updates.Ībout HDOnTap: For over 20 years, HDOnTap has provided live streaming solutions to resorts, amusement parks, wildlife refuges and more. "HDOnTap is also thrilled to be partnering with Hawk Mountain Sanctuary on the new Hanover Bald Eagle Blog, to help share with viewers educational information, photos and video highlights pertaining to Bald Eagles and specifically the events at the Hanover nest," says Tiffany Sears. "Comcast Business is proud to again partner with HDOnTap to provide fast, reliable and secure Internet service that will enable nature enthusiasts to view the live bald eagle cameras," said Toni Murphy, Vice President of Comcast Business for the company's Keystone Region. "Since 2015, viewers have enjoyed over 35 million hours of 24-7, live HD video and audio from the nest, as well as daily time-lapse clips on screens worldwide." This is one of our most popular live cameras," says Tiffany Sears, HDOnTap Co-Founder. "We are excited for the 2019 Hanover Bald Eagle Nesting Season. In mid-March an "extra" adult bald eagle interfered with the nesting pair which ultimately led to the nest failure. Hawk Mountain will assist in interpreting the events at the nest and present weekly updates and additional educational content about the species, general raptor ecology, and conservation on the Hanover Bald Eagle Blog. Last season proved to be unsuccessful for the Hanover bald eagle pair, commonly referred to as "Liberty" and "Freedom." Dedicated viewers watched patiently as the parents took turns incubating their clutch of two eggs in hopes to see new eaglets brought into this world. From January to July this 24/7 live cam hosted by HDonTap will capture the nest and behaviors of two returning bald eagles in Hanover, PA, as they incubate and raise their young through fledging. With the help of the Canadian government and several agencies including the Pennsylvania Game Commission, bald eagle chicks were brought back to Pennsylvania to reintroduce bald eagles to the Northeast. Only 30 years ago, Pennsylvania had a mere three nests left in the entire state. The bald eagle's history in Pennsylvania is a precarious one. The live video feeds are available to watch at index.php/video/ stream/hanover- bald-eagle-nest- live-cam. This year HDOnTap is collaborating with Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, a global leader in raptor conservation science and education, and Comcast Business, which is providing the Internet connectivity for the live broadcast. The Pennsylvania Game Commission awarded the live streaming permit to HDOnTap, who will continue streaming the Hanover nest cameras live on their website beginning December 3, 2018. 29, 2018 - PRLog - It is a new year and another chance for bald eagle enthusiasts to watch and follow Hanover, Pennsylvania's nesting bald eagle pair for the fifth consecutive year. New live cam views! Photo by HDOnTap HANOVER, Pa. The nest previously collapsed before the 2017 season.īald eagles in Pennsylvania typically begin nesting in January and lay one to three eggs over several days.New season. However, the adult eagles using the nest have rebuilt it, and they appear to have it ready for another go in the coming months. The game commission said there were doubts the cameras would return to the same tree because the nest collapsed after the live stream went off-line last July. But while those eagles are in and around the nest, you can pretty much guarantee you’ll see something fascinating.” “As we’ve seen in recent years, there’s no predicting what will happen next on the Eagle Cam. “While it’s always a thrill to see a bald eagle in the wild, the Game Commission’s Eagle Cam allows viewers to see bald eagles in ways they never could through binoculars or a spotting scope,” Game Commission Executive Director Bryan J. Two cameras are pointed at the nest 24 hours a day. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is once again streaming live video and audio from a nest near Codorus State Park. (WHTM) – Hanover’s bald eagle camera is back for a fourth season.
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