BALD EAGLES, KINGS RIVER, CALIFORNIA, LIVE WEBCAM
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- Location: Kings River, Piedra, California, United States
- Source: Explore Eagle Nest Cams
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Info: LIVE FROM 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. LOCAL TIME
Live streaming webcam showing bald eagles nesting alomg Kings River near Piedra in central California. The bald eagle pair called Margaret and Jack, have nested in this area for roughly a decade. They do not migrate, but remain along the river year-round, due to abundant fish and mild weather.
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More info: This solar-powered live stream was launched in November, 2026 by the Kings River Conservancy partnered with Explore.org.
The Kings River is a major, snowmelt-fed river in Central California that drains the Sierra Nevada mountains through Kings Canyon National Park and flows down into Pine Flat Lake and the San Joaquin Valley. The Kings River is a major year-round habitat for bald eagles, who may be seen hunting and perching in tall cottonwoods and sycamores.
While resident pairs stay year-round, wintering eagles arrive between December and March, boosting local numbers around Pine Flat Reservoir and the river bottom.
Eagles typically begin nest restoration and courtship in November, laying eggs in winter with hatching in spring.
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