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The American Eagle Foundation Presents

Dollywood Bald Eagle Cams

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Female Aviary 1

This aviary at Eagle Mountain Sanctuary is home to our female bald eagles with partial flight ability.

The female bald eagles residing within Eagle Mountain Sanctuary are all permanently disabled and are no longer able to survive on their own in the wild.

Residents in this aviary are as follows – Barbosa, Kathy, and Gala.

Female Aviary 2

This aviary at Eagle Mountain Sanctuary is home to our female bald eagles with partial flight ability.

The female bald eagles residing within Eagle Mountain Sanctuary are all permanently disabled and are no longer able to survive on their own in the wild.

Residents in this aviary are as follows – Amelia, Faithful Spirit, Fiona, Glenda, Grace, Hope, Josephine, Scarlet, and Virginia.

 

This aviary at Eagle Mountain Sanctuary is home to our male bald eagles with partial flight ability.

The male bald eagles residing within Eagle Mountain Sanctuary are all permanently disabled and are no longer able to survive on their own in the wild.

Residents in this aviary are as follows – Aquila, Buckeye, Caesar, Faithful, Hamilton, Honor, King George, Kodak, Riley, Rockland, and Roosevelt.

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Chat Schedule

Monday 7pm-8:30pm
Tuesday 8:30pm-10pm
Wednesday 7pm-8:30pm
Thursday 10am-11:30am
Friday 10am-11:30am & 9pm-10:30pm
Saturday 10am-11:30am

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Visit Dollywood!

At Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, TN) guests can stroll along the edge of Eagle Mountain Sanctuary, where they will see the largest exhibit of non-releasable Bald Eagles in the United States. The Bald Eagles residing within Eagle Mountain Sanctuary are all permanently disabled and would not be able to survive in the wild. This 400,000 cubic-foot aviary houses one Bald Eagle nesting pair in separate breeding enclosures, as well as about a dozen other non-mated eagles, all cared for the non-profit American Eagle Foundation.

 

Eaglets hatched and raised at Eagle Mountain Sanctuary are transferred to the AEF’s hacking tower at about 6–7 weeks of age where they will acclimate to a wild, natural setting into which they will be released at fledging age.

Archived Nesting Seasons

Click a year to view the corresponding Dollywood nesting season.
2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008.

Feeding the Eagles

Fresh food (quail, fish, rats) is delivered daily to the eagles by AEF caregivers and left at the bottom of the hill; the parent eagles choose what they want, and then bring it back to the nest to feed themselves and their eaglets. There is also a bathing/watering tub at the same location, which the eagles often enjoy.

Questions?

If you have questions about the Eagles and would like to have a more in-depth conversation, email Dollywood Eagle Cam.

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