Eagle Blind

Standley Lake Regional Park & Wildlife Refuge Guided Tour

Eagle Blind

Westminster, Colorado 80021, United States

Created By: Standley Lake Regional Park & Wildlife Refuge

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The eagle blind was constructed by an Eagle Scout 2011. It is located roughly ½ mile from the two bald eagle nests barely distinguishable in the distance. Standing just behind the sign facing west, you can see what appears to be a telephone pole in the middle of a clearing between two cottonwood trees. The white dot on top of the pole is the eagle camera, activated in 2017. In the cottonwood to the right of the pole, there is what appears to be a leafless area in the upper left quadrant of the tree. Looking through a scope or binoculars will show you this leafless area is a 200 pound eagle nest. This nest is the second of two nests constructed in the area, noticeably bigger and sturdier than the first nest located in the tree left of the eagle camera. Seeing the older nest without a pair of binoculars can be challenging!

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This point of interest is part of the tour: Standley Lake Regional Park & Wildlife Refuge Guided Tour


 

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