Trempealeau Eagles

In Trempealeau, Wisconsin, a pair of bald eagles nests in a white pine overlooking the Mississippi River, and this live camera lets you share their view. Fans know the male as Mr. T and the female as Mrs. T.

The location is spectacular. The Upper Mississippi is a major corridor for eagles and other birds, and the river valley around Trempealeau is framed by bluffs and backwaters. From the nest camera you can watch the pair tend their home through the seasons: adding sticks and grass in winter, laying and incubating eggs as the river ice breaks up, and then raising eaglets through spring and early summer.

What you might see

• Mr. T and Mrs. T trading places on the eggs.
• Fish deliveries fresh from the Mississippi.
• Young eagles exercising their wings before fledging.

There is quiet beauty too. Snow on the pine boughs, morning mist over the river and long golden evenings give the stream a peaceful quality even when the eagles are away. The Raptor Resource Project shares background on the pair for viewers who want to dig deeper. Stream by Trempealeau Eagles.