Gaia
5th April 2011, 11:47
http://www.raptorresource.org/falcon_cams/decorah_eagle_xcel.html
A camera perched atop a tree in Iowa gives life to tens of thousands of internet mesmerized the intimate life of an eagle, filmed live night and day by nature lovers. Why so successful ? I really do not know, I think people want to see positive things, things that make them happy.
For five years Bob Anderson filmed this nest of eagles for a documentary. Last year, he already transmitted images via the Internet at schools and universities through a process developed by Xcel Energy.This year, the spread of the life of the eagle, the new site via video stream U Stream "Spread like wildfire" Some 150,000 spectators are connecting these days at the same time images of the pair of eagles of America, perched on its nest at 25 feet tall. The wind, waving the feathers of the bird brooding its little indifferent to the camera, often remained the only movement of this strange spectacle. The remains of a muskrat, rabbit, a crow and two trout lying in the nest. I think it's a wonderful tool for teaching nature !
Hope you all enjoyed !
Gaia
[video=youtube;KtMjcFyxHPc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtMjcFyxHPc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peHesQ-gH9A
A camera perched atop a tree in Iowa gives life to tens of thousands of internet mesmerized the intimate life of an eagle, filmed live night and day by nature lovers. Why so successful ? I really do not know, I think people want to see positive things, things that make them happy.
For five years Bob Anderson filmed this nest of eagles for a documentary. Last year, he already transmitted images via the Internet at schools and universities through a process developed by Xcel Energy.This year, the spread of the life of the eagle, the new site via video stream U Stream "Spread like wildfire" Some 150,000 spectators are connecting these days at the same time images of the pair of eagles of America, perched on its nest at 25 feet tall. The wind, waving the feathers of the bird brooding its little indifferent to the camera, often remained the only movement of this strange spectacle. The remains of a muskrat, rabbit, a crow and two trout lying in the nest. I think it's a wonderful tool for teaching nature !
Hope you all enjoyed !
Gaia
[video=youtube;KtMjcFyxHPc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtMjcFyxHPc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peHesQ-gH9A