Channel :
SU Hawk Nest Cam
Original Title :
HAPPY FLEDGE JUVIE OR6 AND OR7-North Archway--SU Red-tailed Hawk Nest PTZ Cam
URL :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_lEUCn8QcI
Since :
2026.3.15
id :
5370
June 17-Both ORs fledged beautifully today at 51 days of age! Now that they are out of the nest, they are officially juvenile hawks! Welcome to the off-nest world Juvie OR6 and OR7!
June 12-OR7 fludged or fell from the nest trying to land on the ledge and spent 3 days trying to get back to the nest until he was finally was successful! Since his fludge was unintentional, we'll wait for his intentional fledge back out of the nest hopefully soon!
June 10-The ORs are 44 days old today and fledge watch has officially begun! In the past at SU, chicks have fledged from 44 to 51 days so time will tell when these two fly!! Yesterday, OR7 fludged and hung onto the edge of the nest and archway for several minutes before pulling itself back into the nest! Let's hope their fledges have much less drama! OR7 also made it across the ledge to the other nest so be sure to also watch the LSC cam to see both archway nests when a hawk is in each side! https://www.youtube.com/live/LDhSvydNroA
April 27--WELCOME TO THE WORLD OR6 named for its parents' initials, first chick of 2026 and sixth chick of Oren and Ruth's breeding lifetime hatched after 37 days incubation. The exact time of hatch when the chick was fully out of the shell was hard to call, but at 15:26, Ruth picked up half of the shell and moved it so we assume the chick was fully out. An evergreen twig was in the way but we got to see much of the hatch helped significantly by mom.
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OR7 named for its parents' initials, second chick of 2026 and seventh chick of Oren and Ruth's breeding lifetime hatched after 34 days of incubation. The exact time of hatch was also hard to call but at 17:09 after Ruth moved, we saw the second newly hatched chick next to its fluffy sibling and OR7's spotted eggshell off to the side! We're THRILLED both chicks hatched on the same day like last year and we'll continue to follow them on the SU Hawk Nest Cam! Stay tuned for the fun!!
Enjoy watching Red-tailed Hawk Pair, Oren and Ruth, raise their 2026 brood on a building archway at Syracuse University (SU). This will be the third brood for this pair of six year old hawks; they had three chicks in 2024 and two chicks in 2025. Oren hatched in 2020 on another archway at SU and returned in 2023 with his mate Ruth to carry on the legacy of his parents, SU-Sue and Otto, who raised 28 chicks from 2012 through 2022 before they died of avian influenza in January, 2023. Read more about the SU Red-tailed hawks' lives and legacy at: https://artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/alumni/nest-cam/
Follow the daily lives of Oren and Ruth and two other pairs of SU hawks, Sarah, Oren's sibling, and Jesse and Cliff and Ensley, who is also a progeny of SU-Sue and Otto hatched in 2016. These three pairs of hawks have back to back territories within and nearby the large SU campus: https://www.facebook.com/redtailedhawktales
Watch the front view of the nest from a PTZ cam across the street and follow Oren and Ruth as they arrive and leave to exercise, hunt and survey their territory while they share incubation duties: https://www.youtube.com/live/LDhSvydNroA
Both cameras have 12 hour Digital Video Recording (DVR). Scroll back using the red line at the bottom of the cam view screen to see what you might have missed.
June 12-OR7 fludged or fell from the nest trying to land on the ledge and spent 3 days trying to get back to the nest until he was finally was successful! Since his fludge was unintentional, we'll wait for his intentional fledge back out of the nest hopefully soon!
June 10-The ORs are 44 days old today and fledge watch has officially begun! In the past at SU, chicks have fledged from 44 to 51 days so time will tell when these two fly!! Yesterday, OR7 fludged and hung onto the edge of the nest and archway for several minutes before pulling itself back into the nest! Let's hope their fledges have much less drama! OR7 also made it across the ledge to the other nest so be sure to also watch the LSC cam to see both archway nests when a hawk is in each side! https://www.youtube.com/live/LDhSvydNroA
April 27--WELCOME TO THE WORLD OR6 named for its parents' initials, first chick of 2026 and sixth chick of Oren and Ruth's breeding lifetime hatched after 37 days incubation. The exact time of hatch when the chick was fully out of the shell was hard to call, but at 15:26, Ruth picked up half of the shell and moved it so we assume the chick was fully out. An evergreen twig was in the way but we got to see much of the hatch helped significantly by mom.
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OR7 named for its parents' initials, second chick of 2026 and seventh chick of Oren and Ruth's breeding lifetime hatched after 34 days of incubation. The exact time of hatch was also hard to call but at 17:09 after Ruth moved, we saw the second newly hatched chick next to its fluffy sibling and OR7's spotted eggshell off to the side! We're THRILLED both chicks hatched on the same day like last year and we'll continue to follow them on the SU Hawk Nest Cam! Stay tuned for the fun!!
Enjoy watching Red-tailed Hawk Pair, Oren and Ruth, raise their 2026 brood on a building archway at Syracuse University (SU). This will be the third brood for this pair of six year old hawks; they had three chicks in 2024 and two chicks in 2025. Oren hatched in 2020 on another archway at SU and returned in 2023 with his mate Ruth to carry on the legacy of his parents, SU-Sue and Otto, who raised 28 chicks from 2012 through 2022 before they died of avian influenza in January, 2023. Read more about the SU Red-tailed hawks' lives and legacy at: https://artsandsciences.syracuse.edu/alumni/nest-cam/
Follow the daily lives of Oren and Ruth and two other pairs of SU hawks, Sarah, Oren's sibling, and Jesse and Cliff and Ensley, who is also a progeny of SU-Sue and Otto hatched in 2016. These three pairs of hawks have back to back territories within and nearby the large SU campus: https://www.facebook.com/redtailedhawktales
Watch the front view of the nest from a PTZ cam across the street and follow Oren and Ruth as they arrive and leave to exercise, hunt and survey their territory while they share incubation duties: https://www.youtube.com/live/LDhSvydNroA
Both cameras have 12 hour Digital Video Recording (DVR). Scroll back using the red line at the bottom of the cam view screen to see what you might have missed.
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