At that homepage link there's a lot of info on the history of this eagle pair.  It turns out this is a relatively new male as the original went missing in 2018 right as the chicks were very young (April 18). 

It's also noted that a couple nests at this site were destroyed by storms.  Here's a video of this man made build of the current nest.
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I gotta say, what a perfect spot for a nest.  Don't have to go very far for dinner!  Although when I started watching this years ago I remember seeing some different food sources being flown in for the babies.  Likely it was road kill.

Cool stuff.   Not about eagles but I saw a pair of Ospreys near here a couple days ago while on a walk about.  These are the first ones that I've seen here.  It looked to me like they were looking for a place to nest in a tall tree.  I've seen nesting boxes for Ospreys on power poles but not in my immediate area.  I'm going to keep an eye out to see if they do nest there.

Stay safe.......

Mike,

You mentioned ospreys in your post. Interestingly, I have not seen any  ospreys in Quetico the past 10 years.  I used to see ospreys circling high in the sky and diving into the water catching fish. Seeing such a massive bird go completely into the water and then muscle out of the water in one big swoop ... is quite a thrill.

Anyone see any Osprey activity on recent trips?

TomT wrote on Apr 26^th, 2020 at 12:20pm:

That was cool. Thank you! I watched for a while last week and it was just windy. I had the window open in the background and eventually I just couldn't stand the sound of the wind and highway anymore.

So that was dad catching his breath before flying off for more?

IF memory serves we saw a couple in WCPP the last couple of years.