Harry & Harriet's Eagle Nest Cam

A Private Nesting Site on West Bay

This camera looks out from a wooded bluff on a private sixty-acre property near Traverse City, Michigan, where the shoreline of Grand Traverse Bay's West Arm curves past pine forest and a quiet stretch of beach. The nest sits roughly a hundred feet from the landowners' home, giving an eye-level vantage over the water below.

Harry and Harriet, a Resident Pair

The property's Bald Eagles, named Harry and Harriet, arrived with the land and have returned to build and defend the same nest each season. Their presence turns an ordinary bay view into a rare, close-up look at one of North America's most recognizable birds of prey.

A Wide View Across the Water

Framed by pine boughs, the feed takes in the open expanse of West Bay, the tree-lined far shore, and a stretch of shoreline path below the nest — a scene that shifts with the seasons as the eagles raise their young among the branches.